iPhone 6 vs Galaxy S5 读完就知道iPhone6被干成渣渣.弱爆了# PDA - 掌中宝
z*c
1 楼
我们上高中那个时候没这玩意真是移风易俗，反对资产阶级自由化 ：）
一连串的悲欢离合的Drama都和这个有关，到也是非常八卦的一件事。
一连串的悲欢离合的Drama都和这个有关，到也是非常八卦的一件事。
S*n
2 楼
S5是4月出的，iphone6九月。
http://www.gizmag.com/galaxy-s5-vs-iphone-6/33758/
Size
The iPhone 6 is much bigger than any previous iPhone, but it's still a bit
smaller than the Galaxy S5. Samsung's handset is about 3 percent taller and
9 percent wider than the new iPhone.
The iPhone 6 is one incredibly thin phone. At just 6.9 mm (0.27-in), it's 15
percent thinner than the GS5.
Weight
The iPhone 6 also continues Apple's love affair with light mobile devices.
It weighs in at 11 percent lighter than the Galaxy S5.
Build
With the iPhone 6, Apple is continuing in the aluminum unibody direction
that we first saw in the iPhone 5 two years ago.
The GS5 goes in a completely different direction, with a dimpled plastic
finish that feels (but doesn't necessarily look) a bit like faux leather. It
may not carry the premium aura that aluminum does, but it is comfortable in
hand.
Colors
Apple is sticking with the same three color options that it gave us with
last year's iPhone 5s.
Display (size)
The Galaxy S5 gives you about 18 percent more screen real estate than the
iPhone does.
If the iPhone 6's 4.7-in screen isn't big enough for you, then you might
want to look into the company's (more expensive) 5.5-in phablet, the iPhone
6 Plus.
Display (resolution)
With Android phones rocking 1080p displays for nearly two years (and several
moving into Quad HD land), it was hard to watch Apple's Phil Schiller
boasting about the iPhone 6's 750p resolution ("more pixels than a 720p TV
set") at the launch event.
Apple has long claimed that 326 pixels per inch (PPI) passes the threshold
where eyes can differentiate individual pixels. And while 326 PPI does look
fairly crisp, my retinas can most definitely appreciate those extra pixels
in 1080p and Quad HD displays.
... in other words, this is one category where the GS5 is the clear winner.
Display (type)
We're looking at an IPS display on the iPhone 6, next to Super AMOLED for
the GS5. AMOLED screens typically have richer colors and wider contrast, but
we'll have to wait for some extended hands-on time with the iPhone 6 before
jumping to any conclusions on that front.
Fingerprint sensor
Apple's Touch ID is back on the iPhone 6. While Samsung's swipe-based
fingerprint sensor is worth having, Apple's touch-based sensor is faster and
easier to use.
NFC
This is the first time Apple has put NFC in a new iPhone. Android phones
have had NFC chips for years.
NFC payments
Apple is trying to replace your wallet with its new Apple Pay service.
Owners of the new iPhones will be able to use the handsets to pay for goods
at select retailers – without any private info being transmitted to the
store.
None of them have really taken off, but Android has several compatible NFC-
based payment options of its own. It will be interesting to see if services
like Google Wallet and Soft Card (known as Isis before a terrorist group
ruined that brand name) start picking up steam, now that Apple's in the game.
Battery
Apple is advertising longer battery life in the iPhone 6 than we saw in the
iPhone 5s, but the GS5 will be tough to beat in this category. When we put
it through the paces, we were impressed with its uptimes.
Ultra Power Saving Mode
If your battery life does dip down into the danger zone, Samsung has a
terrific feature up its sleeve that can keep you on the grid. Ultra Power
Saving Mode turns your screen black & white and severely limits available
apps and processes to extend 10 percent battery life into 24 hours of uptime.
Water resistance
The Galaxy S5 and several of Sony's recent phones are still the only major
flagships with built-in water resistance. Its IP67 rating means it can sit
in 1 m (3.3 ft) of water for half an hour without running into trouble.
Cameras
There's much more to camera quality than pixel counts, so we wouldn't be too
hasty with declaring the GS5 the "winner" of this round.
The Galaxy S5 does, however, have a terrific camera – despite its one
Achilles' heel of taking too damn long to start.
Video recording
Both phones' cameras can record 1080p video at 60 frames per second (fps).
Slow-motion video recording
The iPhone does, however, double the GS5's frame rate when recording slow
motion video.
Storage
Ah yes, we can't forget storage. While most customers are content with base
16 GB options, this is the first time that Apple has offered a 128 GB iPhone
model.
MicroSD
The Galaxy S5 does helps its storage cause, though, by letting you pop in a
microSD card (up to 128 GB).
Processor
Apple's 64-bit Apple A8 SoC doesn't look like much on paper, but that doesn'
t mean much of anything. So far our iPhone 6 review unit is performing
smoother than many quad-core Android phones.
RAM
We also don't yet know how much RAM the iPhone 6 carries, but the smart
money is on 1 GB.
Split-screen multitasking
Samsung gets the most out of the Galaxy S5's 2 GB of RAM by adding a side-by
-side multitasking feature, known as Multi Window. No iOS devices have
anything like that at the moment.
One-handed mode
Now that Apple has moved into the realm of big phones, it needs to
acknowledge some of their potential pitfalls. So, similar to features we've
seen on Android phones, Apple has added a one-handed mode.
Apple calls its one-handed mode "Reachability." By double-tapping the home
button, the top of the screen slides down to the bottom, so you can easily
tap top-level navigation targets. That doesn't address the problem of one-
handed typing, but perhaps some third-party iOS 8 keyboards will.
Samsung's one-handed mode activates with a swipe gesture, and shrinks the
entire screen – keyboard and all – down to a one-hand-friendly size.
Heart rate sensor
The GS5 has a dedicated heart rate monitor on its backside. The iPhone doesn
't have any pulse sensing hardware, but there are iOS apps that can read
your pulse using the camera and flash.
Infrared
The Galaxy S5 has an IR blaster, so you can use your phone as a remote
control for your TV or cable/satellite box.
Barometer
Apple threw a barometer into the iPhone 6 to help fitness apps track
elevation. I'm not sure how many Android fitness apps utilize it, but the
Galaxy S5 has a barometer as well.
Software
The iPhone 6 will launch alongside iOS 8. The GS5 runs Android 4.4 KitKat at
its core, with Samsung's in-your-face TouchWiz UI living on top.
Release
The iPhone starts shipping to nine countries on September 19. The GS5 first
launched back in April.
Starting price (off-contract)
We're looking at the same US$650 full retail price for both phones. But if
you keep your peepers peeled, you might be able to find discounts on the
five-month-old GS5.
http://www.gizmag.com/galaxy-s5-vs-iphone-6/33758/
Size
The iPhone 6 is much bigger than any previous iPhone, but it's still a bit
smaller than the Galaxy S5. Samsung's handset is about 3 percent taller and
9 percent wider than the new iPhone.
The iPhone 6 is one incredibly thin phone. At just 6.9 mm (0.27-in), it's 15
percent thinner than the GS5.
Weight
The iPhone 6 also continues Apple's love affair with light mobile devices.
It weighs in at 11 percent lighter than the Galaxy S5.
Build
With the iPhone 6, Apple is continuing in the aluminum unibody direction
that we first saw in the iPhone 5 two years ago.
The GS5 goes in a completely different direction, with a dimpled plastic
finish that feels (but doesn't necessarily look) a bit like faux leather. It
may not carry the premium aura that aluminum does, but it is comfortable in
hand.
Colors
Apple is sticking with the same three color options that it gave us with
last year's iPhone 5s.
Display (size)
The Galaxy S5 gives you about 18 percent more screen real estate than the
iPhone does.
If the iPhone 6's 4.7-in screen isn't big enough for you, then you might
want to look into the company's (more expensive) 5.5-in phablet, the iPhone
6 Plus.
Display (resolution)
With Android phones rocking 1080p displays for nearly two years (and several
moving into Quad HD land), it was hard to watch Apple's Phil Schiller
boasting about the iPhone 6's 750p resolution ("more pixels than a 720p TV
set") at the launch event.
Apple has long claimed that 326 pixels per inch (PPI) passes the threshold
where eyes can differentiate individual pixels. And while 326 PPI does look
fairly crisp, my retinas can most definitely appreciate those extra pixels
in 1080p and Quad HD displays.
... in other words, this is one category where the GS5 is the clear winner.
Display (type)
We're looking at an IPS display on the iPhone 6, next to Super AMOLED for
the GS5. AMOLED screens typically have richer colors and wider contrast, but
we'll have to wait for some extended hands-on time with the iPhone 6 before
jumping to any conclusions on that front.
Fingerprint sensor
Apple's Touch ID is back on the iPhone 6. While Samsung's swipe-based
fingerprint sensor is worth having, Apple's touch-based sensor is faster and
easier to use.
NFC
This is the first time Apple has put NFC in a new iPhone. Android phones
have had NFC chips for years.
NFC payments
Apple is trying to replace your wallet with its new Apple Pay service.
Owners of the new iPhones will be able to use the handsets to pay for goods
at select retailers – without any private info being transmitted to the
store.
None of them have really taken off, but Android has several compatible NFC-
based payment options of its own. It will be interesting to see if services
like Google Wallet and Soft Card (known as Isis before a terrorist group
ruined that brand name) start picking up steam, now that Apple's in the game.
Battery
Apple is advertising longer battery life in the iPhone 6 than we saw in the
iPhone 5s, but the GS5 will be tough to beat in this category. When we put
it through the paces, we were impressed with its uptimes.
Ultra Power Saving Mode
If your battery life does dip down into the danger zone, Samsung has a
terrific feature up its sleeve that can keep you on the grid. Ultra Power
Saving Mode turns your screen black & white and severely limits available
apps and processes to extend 10 percent battery life into 24 hours of uptime.
Water resistance
The Galaxy S5 and several of Sony's recent phones are still the only major
flagships with built-in water resistance. Its IP67 rating means it can sit
in 1 m (3.3 ft) of water for half an hour without running into trouble.
Cameras
There's much more to camera quality than pixel counts, so we wouldn't be too
hasty with declaring the GS5 the "winner" of this round.
The Galaxy S5 does, however, have a terrific camera – despite its one
Achilles' heel of taking too damn long to start.
Video recording
Both phones' cameras can record 1080p video at 60 frames per second (fps).
Slow-motion video recording
The iPhone does, however, double the GS5's frame rate when recording slow
motion video.
Storage
Ah yes, we can't forget storage. While most customers are content with base
16 GB options, this is the first time that Apple has offered a 128 GB iPhone
model.
MicroSD
The Galaxy S5 does helps its storage cause, though, by letting you pop in a
microSD card (up to 128 GB).
Processor
Apple's 64-bit Apple A8 SoC doesn't look like much on paper, but that doesn'
t mean much of anything. So far our iPhone 6 review unit is performing
smoother than many quad-core Android phones.
RAM
We also don't yet know how much RAM the iPhone 6 carries, but the smart
money is on 1 GB.
Split-screen multitasking
Samsung gets the most out of the Galaxy S5's 2 GB of RAM by adding a side-by
-side multitasking feature, known as Multi Window. No iOS devices have
anything like that at the moment.
One-handed mode
Now that Apple has moved into the realm of big phones, it needs to
acknowledge some of their potential pitfalls. So, similar to features we've
seen on Android phones, Apple has added a one-handed mode.
Apple calls its one-handed mode "Reachability." By double-tapping the home
button, the top of the screen slides down to the bottom, so you can easily
tap top-level navigation targets. That doesn't address the problem of one-
handed typing, but perhaps some third-party iOS 8 keyboards will.
Samsung's one-handed mode activates with a swipe gesture, and shrinks the
entire screen – keyboard and all – down to a one-hand-friendly size.
Heart rate sensor
The GS5 has a dedicated heart rate monitor on its backside. The iPhone doesn
't have any pulse sensing hardware, but there are iOS apps that can read
your pulse using the camera and flash.
Infrared
The Galaxy S5 has an IR blaster, so you can use your phone as a remote
control for your TV or cable/satellite box.
Barometer
Apple threw a barometer into the iPhone 6 to help fitness apps track
elevation. I'm not sure how many Android fitness apps utilize it, but the
Galaxy S5 has a barometer as well.
Software
The iPhone 6 will launch alongside iOS 8. The GS5 runs Android 4.4 KitKat at
its core, with Samsung's in-your-face TouchWiz UI living on top.
Release
The iPhone starts shipping to nine countries on September 19. The GS5 first
launched back in April.
Starting price (off-contract)
We're looking at the same US$650 full retail price for both phones. But if
you keep your peepers peeled, you might be able to find discounts on the
five-month-old GS5.
l*r
3 楼
现在5s，ebay能400出头买到seller refurb的。
ip6，买不到啊。 同样价钱，估计得等到明年这个时候吧。
ip6，买不到啊。 同样价钱，估计得等到明年这个时候吧。
S*n
4 楼
人傻钱多？不，S5出了8个月了。
【在 l*****r 的大作中提到】
: 现在5s，ebay能400出头买到seller refurb的。
: ip6，买不到啊。 同样价钱，估计得等到明年这个时候吧。
【在 l*****r 的大作中提到】
: 现在5s，ebay能400出头买到seller refurb的。
: ip6，买不到啊。 同样价钱，估计得等到明年这个时候吧。
w*6
5 楼
别的不评价 super amoled 也能称得上是优势？
l*r
6 楼
不过也是。 已经出了8个月了。
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: 人傻钱多？不，S5出了8个月了。
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: 人傻钱多？不，S5出了8个月了。
S*n
7 楼
看分辨率就知道.
【在 w*********6 的大作中提到】
: 别的不评价 super amoled 也能称得上是优势？
【在 w*********6 的大作中提到】
: 别的不评价 super amoled 也能称得上是优势？
s*d
8 楼
iPhone年年被爆成渣。
d*t
9 楼
还停留在拼硬件的水平
and
15
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: S5是4月出的，iphone6九月。
: http://www.gizmag.com/galaxy-s5-vs-iphone-6/33758/
: Size
: The iPhone 6 is much bigger than any previous iPhone, but it's still a bit
: smaller than the Galaxy S5. Samsung's handset is about 3 percent taller and
: 9 percent wider than the new iPhone.
: The iPhone 6 is one incredibly thin phone. At just 6.9 mm (0.27-in), it's 15
: percent thinner than the GS5.
: Weight
: The iPhone 6 also continues Apple's love affair with light mobile devices.
and
15
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: S5是4月出的，iphone6九月。
: http://www.gizmag.com/galaxy-s5-vs-iphone-6/33758/
: Size
: The iPhone 6 is much bigger than any previous iPhone, but it's still a bit
: smaller than the Galaxy S5. Samsung's handset is about 3 percent taller and
: 9 percent wider than the new iPhone.
: The iPhone 6 is one incredibly thin phone. At just 6.9 mm (0.27-in), it's 15
: percent thinner than the GS5.
: Weight
: The iPhone 6 also continues Apple's love affair with light mobile devices.
p*o
10 楼
棒托不甘寂寞啊
S*n
11 楼
嗯,iOS能写出个外接MicroSD,还能写出高清屏.更别提还写出个防水功能?
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 还停留在拼硬件的水平
:
: and
: 15
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 还停留在拼硬件的水平
:
: and
: 15
d*t
12 楼
这些Nexus 5也没有。
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: 嗯,iOS能写出个外接MicroSD,还能写出高清屏.更别提还写出个防水功能?
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: 嗯,iOS能写出个外接MicroSD,还能写出高清屏.更别提还写出个防水功能?
s*d
13 楼
没这些功能都疯抢了，再加上怕果粉们高潮过度心脏受不了。
【在 S*******n 的大作中提到】
: 嗯,iOS能写出个外接MicroSD,还能写出高清屏.更别提还写出个防水功能?
u*d
14 楼
N5就一个屌丝机，有了不正常。
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 这些Nexus 5也没有。
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 这些Nexus 5也没有。
S*n
15 楼
所以S5牛x啊,还有heart rate monitor.
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 这些Nexus 5也没有。
【在 d********t 的大作中提到】
: 这些Nexus 5也没有。
m*g
16 楼
堆硬件就买国产机，不用在三星上操心。
z*g
17 楼
还有人在争论三星苹果， 这都是夕阳产业了， 天朝分分钟爆掉这两家。。。
去年三星还如日中天，现在已经朝不保夕了吧。。
果子这次ip6/6+倒是爆发了，不过谁也预料不了这个势头能保持多久。。
去年三星还如日中天，现在已经朝不保夕了吧。。
果子这次ip6/6+倒是爆发了，不过谁也预料不了这个势头能保持多久。。
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