On top of that, there’s a much faster processor packed under the hood, ample storage space for media thanks to an expandable memory card slot, and the likes of4G LTE, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and pretty much any other connection you care to mention on board.
Samsung has tried to supplement this with a load of software upgrades too, meaning a more powerful camera, a better way to communicate with your friends and consume media, and, interestingly, a big push into health through dedicated apps.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 costs a little more than the HTC One, when you consider that, on AT& T for example, a 32GB One is$199($599.99 full price) and the S4$199 for a 16GB model($639.99 full price) . Of course, the S4’s removable storage option, which the One lacks, levels the playing field some, as SD cards aren’t too pricey.