Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB White

The Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB white was a hotly anticipated phone, following the incredible success of its predecessor, the Galaxy S3. Apple had had its own way for far too long with little trouble in the way of competition and the S3 actually put up a serious case for combatting this. The ultra-powerful, albeit almost awkwardly large, reincarnation excels in just about everything that it does. It has an incredible camera, stunning screen, and the kind of quad core processor that would have been considered a smart computer a few years back.

Modern phones need a lot of power and they need to be able to handle with as many, if not more, applications running at the same time as laptops and computers. Not only does our phone operate as a phone but a quick flick or swipe and we expect to be immediately transported to our personal content library, browse the Internet, check emails, and play a few high definition games. The 1.9GHz quad core processor and 2MB of RAM onboard the Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB white offers this capability and considerably more.

One area of obvious improvement comes in the shape of the camera. Gone is the 8mp camera of both the S3 and S2 before it. Instead, you will find a 13mp replacement – the kind of numbers that are almost equal to lower end DSLR cameras. The camera will record in full HD and has some quirky as well as some incredible features. You can, for example, record 9 seconds of audio with your photo, although we have no idea why you would genuinely want to except to show off the feature.

The biggest pitfall with buying the Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB white is the 16GB aspect of the phone. Samsung has promised incrementally larger storage versions but for now you will have to make do with giving your phone memory a near daily cleanout. Some of the most recent games require 2GB of space and once you take into account system files while leaving a little room for pictures, audio, and video, you will find that you need a microSD card a lot sooner than you might have hoped; a microSD card, incidentally, which cannot be used to store apps and games.

You might want to find a phone case for your S4 that has the phone name emblazoned all over it. The design has so few, miniscule differences when compared to its older brother that nobody will know how cutting edge you are unless you insist on continuing to tell them all the time or you find some other more subtle way of letting them know.

Overall, the Samsung Galaxy S4 16GB White  is a powerhouse of a phone and it breaks new ground in its provision of top notch specifications. Its camera is exceptional, its screen excellent, its processor ludicrously powerful, and its features are so numerous that you will struggle your way to work through them over the space of the first few weeks, nevermind days or hours.