Summary: Time once again to take a tour of a handful of the best Android smartphones currently available on the market (September 2013). There are a few new handsets, including one for all you pure Android fans. There's also a brand new phablet to keep an eye on!
By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for Hardware 2.0 | September 2, 2013 -- 12:15 GMT (05:15 PDT)
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[h=3]Introduction[/h]Looking to replace your aging Android companion with something newer and with a little more "oomph"? Here are five excellent Android-powered smartphones from Google, Motorola, and Samsung.
No matter whether you are looking for a consumer handset or something that will be suited to a BYOD role, you're bound to find something of interest here.
The handsets are arranged in no particular order. My current favorite continues to be the Nexus 4. It's a powerful package that delivers what I believe to be the best, purest Android experience possible. However, I have to admit that some of the features present on the Samsung Galaxy S4 make it a great choice for the BYOD crowd.
Topics: Android, Smartphones
[h=3]About Adrian Kingsley-Hughes[/h]Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology.
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By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for Hardware 2.0 | September 2, 2013 -- 12:15 GMT (05:15 PDT)
Previous | Next Image 1 of 12
(Image: ZDNet)
[h=3]Introduction[/h]Looking to replace your aging Android companion with something newer and with a little more "oomph"? Here are five excellent Android-powered smartphones from Google, Motorola, and Samsung.
No matter whether you are looking for a consumer handset or something that will be suited to a BYOD role, you're bound to find something of interest here.
The handsets are arranged in no particular order. My current favorite continues to be the Nexus 4. It's a powerful package that delivers what I believe to be the best, purest Android experience possible. However, I have to admit that some of the features present on the Samsung Galaxy S4 make it a great choice for the BYOD crowd.
Topics: Android, Smartphones
[h=3]About Adrian Kingsley-Hughes[/h]Adrian Kingsley-Hughes is an internationally published technology author who has devoted over a decade to helping users get the most from technology.Google+ Contact Disclosure
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