We have returned for more of our back to school picks. You can keep up with all of them here. For the parents looking to provide their kids w/ better tools for learning, we’re here to help. We have compiled a product guide to make your choice for mobile computing a lot easier with great specs and pricing to fit your needs.
The GS4 has a 13MP camera, pedometer for tracking steps, and plenty of gesture-based navigation features. The One has a 4MP Ultrapixel for better low-light shots, create short 30-seconds clips using their Zoe camera feature, and dual front-facing speakers for in-your-face-audio. It honestly comes down to a matter of preference as they are both stellar devices.
Pricing starts at $199.99 for both and are available on all four major carriers (GS4, HTC One).
Nokia Lumia 1020
The latest and possibly greatest Windows Phone comes from Nokia as they used a 41MP Pure View camera here. The rear-facing optics is probably better than any smartphone or point-and-shoot. The best low-light performance, steady video, and great optical image stabilization. Using real-time updating Live Tiles in Microsoft’s best incarnation of a mobile OS w/ Windows Phone.
Priced at $299.99, this is only available for AT&T…for now.
For those of you in need of something with more power, bigger display, and a bit more features than your average Android device. The Note II & the Optimus G Pro are the massive-sized boys on the Android block. The two devices use a 5.5inch display, quad-core prcoessors, 2GB of RAM, and unique software features.
The Note III has a 8MP camera, included S-Pen stylus, and a 720p HD resolution display. While G Pro has a 13MP camera, customizable features, and a 1080p HD resolution display. Both do have a hefty battery to last you all-day. Either way, you can’t lose.
The Note II is available on all major carriers as its priced at $299.99 and the G Pro is available at AT&T for $99.99.
