Nexus 5

The holiday shopping season is here, and that means we'll be seeing a lot of deals on smartphones. If you're going to upgrade, which handsets are the best? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we compare the features and specs of the top smartphones of 2013.

After months of anticipation, Android 4.4 KitKat was finally released on Halloween in the United States. Gizmag's Eric Mack has spent the past few weeks integrating the new mobile operating system into his daily routine and has this review.

There are plenty of differences between Google's Nexus 5 and Google-owned Motorola's Moto X Android smartphones. Gizmag's Eric Mack sorts out the strong points and weaknesses of each to make the decision a little easier.

Gizmag's Eric Mack has spent over a week with a Nexus 5 since the phone was officially unveiled on October 31. While it might not be the sexiest smartphone ever, it is a solid choice for Android lovers, and far and away the best value in any new smartphone available on the American market this year.

Last year's Nexus 4 was a high-end phone that sold for a budget price. This year's Nexus 5 kicks it up another notch, offering the best specs a US$350 phone has ever offered. How does it compare to 2013's most popular Android flagship, the Galaxy S4?

Google's Nexus 5 smartphone with Android 4.4 KitKat has finally been released after months of leaks and speculation. The phone, built by LG to be the latest Android reference design, comes with specs that make it a top flight smartphone.