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The Samsung Galaxy S4's display is just as good as the iPhone 5's in a recent report. With OLED technology in its beginning phase, the Galaxy Note 3 might be ever better.

Here are 15 reasons to buy a Galaxy S4 instead of an iPhone 5. Share this post with any stubborn Apple fans you know and hopefully they'll finally come and see the light.

Samsung Galaxy S4 is unpacked and we compared it to Blackberry Z10,iPhone5 and Nokia Lumia 920.S4 is faster,brighter and shoots better pictures.

With the Galaxy S4's big release tonight, Apple's Phil Schiller was on the defensive, attempting to snag the limelight from Samsung by disparaging Android.

Schiller is at it again -- attempting to poke fun at Android owners for using a "less secure" OS. Here's why he's bananas.

Judge Koh has slashed the damages awarded to Apple from $1 billion to $598 after finding numerous errors in the way the jury had reached their decision.

Yesterday, Judge Lucy Koh ruled that Samsung may have infringed Apple's patents, but they did not do so "willfully" and those don't have to pay as much in damages.

The Galaxy S3 vs iPhone battle has been decided in Q3, as Samsung's Galaxy S3 has passed the iPhone 4S to become the worlds best selling smartphone in Q3.

The Apple iPhone suffered a court loss to Mexican telecommunications company "iFone", and Apple now is faced with a ban and 40% of iPhone sales in Mexico.

The Nexus 7 is cheaper than the iPad Mini, and about to get cheaper still. It also has a better display. Did Apple shoot itself in the foot for even mentioning it?

The US appeals court has reversed an Apple imposed sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and cast doubt on whether the court abused its discretion.

At an interview yesterday in New York, Eric Schmidt (Google’s executive chairman) sat down to talk about the Android vs Apple fight and Android activations.

Despite a billion dollar courtroom win for Apple and an iPhone 5 release, sales of the Samsung Galaxy S3 c continue to surge. Has iPhone popularity peaked?

In a recent Q&A with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, he had a lot of interesting things to say about iTunes for Android, jailbreaking, and patents.

It looks like the newest member of the iPhone family can't take photos in direct sunlight without a purple blob invading the picture frame.

After all the hooplah surrounding IOS maps, the iPhone 5, patents, and court rulings, it makes me wonder what might be different if Steve Jobs were alive.

Schmidt recently spoke in South Korea about the patent wars and he also had some surprising things to say about the relationship between Google and Apple.

Apple's incorrect Maps data seems to be affecting the performance of Siri, especially when it comes to delivering accurate data about the weather.

1 Billion dollars in damages apparently isn't enough for Apple, as they have now requested a permanent US sales ban on 29 Samsung devices.

Apple is desperately trying to correct their current IOS maps situation, and have called on ex-Googlers to help them sort out the issues with the platform.