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Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung is essentially the daddy of the Android smartphone world, and the Galaxy S4 is its latest, greatest offering to date. The 5in display is gorgeous, offering a full HD resolution of 1920x1080 pixels - a 441ppi pixel density that blows the iPhone 5 out of the water.

It has a quad-core processor, so it’s extremely fast, and a 13-megapixel camera with good low-light sensitivity.

Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4

Like the iPhone 5, the S4 is available with 16GB, 32GB or 64GB of storage. But, unlike its Apple rival, this can be expanded by up to 64GB via the built-in micro-SD card slot. Another advantage that the S4 has over the iPhone is that its battery is remove-able, so you can carry a spare with you.

The S4 is so new that we’ve only had a little time to play with it, but early indications are that it’s going to be a superb phone. It faces stiff competition from its Android rivals and whatever Apple plans to release next, but interest and demand for the phone remain high.

The price varies depending on the contract, but on Three’s The One Plan, for example, it’s free on a $55-per-month contract.

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Apple iPhone 5

There’s a very simple way to describe the Apple iPhone 5: thinner, lighter and a bit taller than the iPhone 4S. While that gets across the general look of the phone, it rather underestimates what’s gone into the design to achieve this.

For starters, Apple managed to shave 1.7mm off the frame of its previous phone, so it’s now just 7.6mm thick. When you compare the iPhone 5 alongside earlier models, the difference is marked - this is one beautiful smartphone.

Apple iPhone 5

Apple iPhone 5

The iPhone 5 has a larger 4in screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio, rather than the 3:2 aspect ratio used on earlier iPhones. What this means in practice is that the screen is the same width, but taller, with a resolution of 1136x640. The 326ppi pixel density (or Retina Display, as Apple markets it) is good, but no longer the market-leader - the Samsung Galaxy S4’s display is superior.

Overall, the iPhone 5 is a great bit of work. It’s brilliantly made and very fast, with an incredibly responsive mobile operating system. However, while previous models have been way ahead of the competition, the iPhone 5 just doesn’t maintain the gap. In particular, Apple Maps is a big step backwards, while iOS 6 feels more like a tweak than a significant improvement.

The 16GB iPhone 5 costs $794 from Apple, though it’s available cheaper on contract - $74 up front on a $54-per-month contract on The One Plan from Three, for example.

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Nokia Lumia 920

The Lumia 920 is Nokia’s flagship Windows 8 Phone. It’s a chunky handset with a large 4.5in screen that has a huge 1280x768 resolution. It’s also the first 4G Nokia, so it can take advantage of EE’s new high-speed 4G network (as too can the Galaxy S4 and the iPhone 5).

Nokia Lumia 920

Nokia Lumia 920

The case is a corker - a polycarbonate unibody. Essentially, this means that it’s a single piece of tough, molded plastic. With the slightly convex screen, it looks fantastic. The phone is available in black, yellow and red, and in white exclusively on EE - a nice change from the staid black and white options of most smartphones.

However, the Lumia 920’s real talking point is its operating system - Windows Phone 8. It looks rather like Windows 8 for PCs, though it isn’t actually the same thing. The latest version - which is included on the 920 - lets you choose the size of the tiles, so you can allocate more space to those with interesting information to show, such as Photos, and shrink those that don’t need so much space, such as Messaging and Internet Explorer.

The Lumia 920 is another beautifully made Nokia handset. It has a great screen, is fast and has some excellent Nokia-only apps to enhance Windows Phone 8. The handset is expensive, especially on an EE 4G contract where it will cost you $60 a month, and limited app support means it’s still a big decision to jump to Windows Phone. But if you’re willing to take the plunge, the Lumia 920 is the handset to choose.

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