I was just about to blast you guys for not including the Nokia Lumia 920... You better do a feature on it. Windows Phone is hands down the best designed mobile os. But seriously

Obviously iPhone is now low end phone that is controlled exclusively by apple and from pushing innovation is now holding it.

Thanks for the comparison but... It would be nice for those of us living 'on the edge' (of network service) to get real world reports on NETWORK RECEPTION! How about it Gizmag? Can you run some reception tests on these popular phones? Thanks

@daveBG Jesus - we get it - you don't like apple, how about some intelligent discussion as opposed to your typical fanboy comments.
"I see that most people here are very tech savvy and realize that the iPhone is so outdated and so small that is completely unusable. It is only applicable for kids...
DaveBG 29th March, 2013 @ 01:53 am PDT
I do not think the GS4 is made of cheap material. You call Iphone made of anodized aluminum but to me it is just scrap metal and GS4 is polycarbonate. You see? Now GS4 is more premium suddenly.
DaveBG 18th March, 2013 @ 06:53 am PDT"
Give it a rest. You are looking more and more like one of the people Samsung pays to put comments on sites.

I am a little disappointed by the lack of Windows phones in this side-by-side. Being on the fence between the next iPhone and the next iteration of the Lumia 920, this wasn't particularly helpful. That said, with the ridiculously rapid pace of smartphone evolution, it would probably not help much in determine what Apple or Nokia will do with the next devices...

what about a compare of cheaper phones, for people who aren;t on the who-cares-what-it-really-costs contract phone plans?
wle

What this overview tells me is that all smartphones these days are pretty good. There is not a one that is way better than the other, so it gets down to particular preferences. Even older smartphones are decent and provide a lower cost alternative to the "latest and greatest."

No Windows phones, specifically the Nokia Lumia 920? But yet, the Blackberry is here? The 920 couldn't beat one of the other 6 Androids - really?

I'll second drudey's comment about users on the edge of reception. I switched from a Blackberry to a Samsung and it stunk to the point of being unusable. It dropped every call in my area so I had to go back to a Blackberry which never drops. Why can't I find reviews that talk about this kind of performance?

Where is the Lumia 920? Is the market all Android vs apple?