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Introduction The  Samsung Galaxy S III  was an absolute smash-hit in 2012. Few were the Android smartphones that dared to challenge it, and even fewer were those that stood any chance at all. However, time has once again proved that nothing lasts forever, as we're now 2013, and the good old GS III is now much less impressive than it was a year ago. But that doesn't mean that another company is to steal the crown from Samsung. Nope. Sammy has been refining and improving its billion-dollar formula, and the results of its efforts are evident in the  Galaxy S4  – a handset that seems absolutely worthy of succeeding the wonderful Galaxy S III. OK, so the Galaxy S4 is an amazing smartphone worth every penny, but there certainly are a lot of folks out there who are still rocking the GS III. Should those guys think about upgrading to the GS 4, or are they OK with their GS IIIs for another year? Enough questions! Let's go get ourselves some answers! Design We've all hea...

Embed Snapzoom the universal smartphone adapter turns ordinary binoculars into super telephoto lenses. Launched: Apr 24, 2013 Funding ends: May 26, 2013 Remind me Aloha Kickstarter we are Daniel Fujikake and Mac Nguyen of HI Resolution Enterprises. We live and work in Honolulu, and our inspiration for Snapzoom was born of our passion for surfing and photography. About a year ago we started using binoculars as a telephoto lens for our smartphones. We were amazed with the quality of the photos and videos, but connecting our phones with the scopes was pretty frustrating. We set out to find a simple solution and came up with Snapzoom the universal smartphone scope adapter. This is a painted acrylic prototype, and not an example of the quality of the final product. What does Snapzoom do? Snapzoom connects and aligns a smartphone camera with the eyepiece of an optical scope. The scope then becomes an accessory lens, and...

The battle for the best Android phone of 2013 is here! It's the match you've been waiting for - Josh compares the Samsung Galaxy S4 to HTC's beast, the One. Which phone do you like better and why?

by  Joshua Vergara  on April 21, 2013 6:36 am 13 in Share 1 When J.K. Shin, Samsung’s mobile boss, took the stage in the Radio City Music Hall last month, the tech world paused in a second of anticipation. Would the largest smartphone maker in the world deliver again? Would the Galaxy S4 continue the legacy of a series of phones that fundamentally changed the mobile landscape? What we got instead of an answer was a sensory assault that left us enthralled, but also a bit bewildered. Samsung packed so many new features in the Galaxy S4 that it’s a little difficult to keep track of everything. However, the Korean company took a risky bet when it opted to keep the design of its new flagship in line with last year’s Galaxy S3. And yes, the Galaxy S4 is still made of plastic, at a time when competitors opt for more luxurious materials, like aluminum and glass. It’s safe to say that the Samsung Galaxy S4 is an evolutionary leap, rather than a ra...