Apple iPhone 5s vs LG G2 vs Nokia Lumia 1020 : War of the worlds

You know what they say - three is a crowd. On a second thought however, no one here’s got romance on the mind. The three-horse race has had its highs and lows, however it is the playoffs and we got a seat. It is not about heroes and villains anymore, everyone’s a bit of both. Each mobile here will consider the other two and see the worst of both worlds. Now, can we keep a cool head and attempt to see the whole picture?

One thing’s certain, the Apple iPhone 5s, the LG G2 and the Nokia Lumia 1020 just don’t combine. The three platforms are typically targeting a wholly different series of users. But each of these gadgets is the best of its own species and that is the cross section of everything the business has to offer at this point.

Apple’s iPhone 5s has just reach the shelves, establishing a new sales record to be broken yet again a year from now. It looks the same as iPhone 5, but is powered by means of a brand new 64 bit A7 chip and runs the impressively redesigned iOS 7. Easily the standard setting touch interface has just got better and the content Apple users have access to is second to none.

Apple iPhone 5s over Nokia Lumia 1020 and the LG G2:

• 64bit Apple A7 chipset and PowerVR (Set 6) G6430 GPU
• iOS 7 with Siri voice assistant
• Access to the impressively rich App Store
• Touch ID fingerprint scanner
• Premium aluminum build
• Compact size

The LG G2 is the top Android smartphone in the moment (this may as well be the most precarious position of them all, considering the rate at which droid flagships are released). But still, the time is spot-on and the being what it is has nothing to do with chance. LG has equipped it with the newest Snapdragon 800 chipset, a substantial 1080p display and Android 4.2. They did not shy from experimenting either, along with the end result is nothing short of striking.

LG G2 over the Nokia Lumia 1020 and iPhone 5s:

• Huge 5.2″ IPS True-HD FullHD screen
• Snapdragon 800 chipset with Adreno 330 GPU, 2GB of RAM
• 1080p@60fps video recording, double-video recording, video stabilization
• 2.1MP front camera with 1080p@30fps videos
• Great video playback capabilities
• Stereo FM radio with RDS (over the iPhone 5s only)
• Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with LG Optimus UI

Ultimately, the Nokia Lumia 1020 is the most powerful Windows Phone smartphone and by far the best cameraphone, with optical image stabilization, a 41MP camera sensor, xenon and LED, and even 4x lossless zoom. The video recording is restricted to 1080p@30fps, but thanks to the lossless 4x and the HAAC microphones zoom you can even film at concerts without compromising the audio or video quality. The Lumia 1020 also has an AMOLED display and a premium polycarbonate unibody, while Windows Phone 8 has an unmatched office package and Nokia’s free life voice-directed navigation which also works offline.

Nokia Lumia 1020 over LG G2 and the Apple iPhone 5s:

• AMOLED display
• 41 MP camera (38 MP powerful, 7152 x 5368 pixels, 1/1.5” sensor size, 1.12 m pixel size), Carl Zeiss optics, optical image stabilization, auto/manual focus, Xenon & LED flash
• 4x lossless digital zoom, high amplitude audio capture (HAAC) microphones
• Polycarbonate unibody
• Windows Phone 8 with Nokia Pro Cam, MS Office, Nokia Drive and Nokia Creative Studio

It’s not like each of the phones is just as great as its weakest spot, but it is not as straightforward either as simply praise this one’s camera, that one’s app store or the other one’s total-HD screen. This can easily get out of control and into a circus, but we’re gonna give it a try anyway.

Tags : iPhone 5S, LG G2, Nokia Lumia 1020