Android Pure Samsung Galaxy S4 hands-on Demo-Android native system version, user experience best model

The Google I/O announced last month announces that Samsung Galaxy S 4 will launch the Android native system version, officially named Samsung Galaxy S 4 Google Play edition, which is now on play Store, asking for 649 dollars (about 4,000 RMB) ...

Another device next to the rack is the same concept of HTC one Google Paly edition. From the hardware specifications, it is the same as the U.S. at&t version, built 16GB storage space and Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.9GHz four core processor, 2GB RAM and 5-Inch 1080p resolution Super AMOLED panel as the main specifications. The back has 13 million pip main camera, replaceable 2,600mah lithium battery and MicroSD card slots.

This special version of Galaxy S 4, in addition to subtracting the TouchWiz interface, follows the styling and plastic material with other siblings. As you can see from the photos, it is not branded as a carrier, only with the words "Samsung" printed below the handset and the back LED light. It supports EDGE, HSPA and LTE networks (clerics 4 and 17 for T and At&t). The biggest feature of this phone is the software part-the Android 4.2.2 native system, without the slightest bit of system and manufacturer software and services. This is no software application to see the Samsung S series on the Galaxy s 4, and may make some people shout long live!

Galaxy S 4, which runs the Android native system, is different from the Nexus series in key operation. The entity buttons underneath the phone and the capacitive touch buttons on either side replace the virtual buttons on the screen. This also means that it does not have a separate recent program list key, but to press the middle home key to call out, the long press will enter the Google now application-this is the same way as HTC first, So you won't see black seaweed and three sesame dots in most programs. There is also a problem that we have long wanted to change but still exist, that is, the return key is still on the right rather than the left.

The Android native system's poorly functioning camera software is a disadvantage, although we can see the camera interface different from the Nexus series and the image processing qualities that seem to improve. The photos are pretty good, but they still have the same drawbacks: the screen's viewing screen doesn't cover the entire camera picture, making it very difficult to compose. And the use of this phone also means you have to give up the various models that Samsung would have provided, no dual cameras, random shots, audio photos, animated photos and various patterns. Yes, you only get Google's scary camera software.

We will send the Samsung Galaxy S 4 Google Play edition to complete power and performance test runs in the next evaluation. But now it's clear that the primary system makes the phone a lot thinner, and it becomes more responsive and a lot more storage space--the remaining capacity increases from 7GB to 12GB. So make it the best user experience in the Samsung phone since Galaxy Nexus.