Q. I am using a normal phone to call and text and an iPod touch 4g as for now. I am planning to get a new phone which will either be iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S4.
I can't say which OS I am more used to because I have used both and I am okay with the both. I chat with my friends through Skype and KIK, check my emails regularly and listen to music when I'm out.
I've used iPhone 3g, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, Samsung Galaxy S, Samsung Galaxy S2 and Samsung Galaxy Grand which I sold only after a week because I didn't like it at all. I want my phone to be very fast and have good battery to avoid frequent charging. I don't game.
Any help is appreciated thanks.
A. From user reviews, Apple iPhone 5 has not satisfying battery life. some have 4.5-6 hours some 8 hours.
You can check here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/22406910#22406910
But Galaxy S4 will have slightly better battery life, some say it handles even 2-2.5 days. Heavy users have whole day - but still 20% left.
You can check it here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s4/283298-samsung-galaxy-s4-battery-life.html
Both are fast phones, no comparsion there. Only Galaxy S4 sounds like a beast compared to iPhone - you know dual quad-core vs dual-core. But iOS is designed to be fast with not impressing specs.
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Title : What do you think is better for a person who stays connected? iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S4?
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