iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4

Some of you would have seen Ron Amadeo's flamebait post on Google+ just after the Apple live stream and declaration of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. It was really clever, contrasting the iPhone 6 with a Nexus 4 and adhering one to Apple for being gotten in 2012. I thought it was shrewd and even utilized it as a part of an article about general presentation patterns and Apple's disposition to screen sizes and pixel densities. In any case is there additional to the story? We should examine.

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iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: display

This is the place it all begun for me: you take a late-2014 notable cell phone like the iPhone 6 and you embellish it with an unequivocally 2012 Android show. Certainly, you can spruce it up by calling it a Retina HD sRGB dynamic showcase, however this truly means is its a marginally better-than-HD LCD. You know, precisely what the Nexus 4 has. The screens sizes are precisely the same and pixel densities are close equivalent.

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iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: design

The iPhone 6 surely takes a couple of configuration signs from Android. In the event that you take a gander at the new Xperia Z3 from Sony or the early released pictures of the HTC One E8 you'll essentially be taking a gander at the iPhone 6 outline. Apple can cry modern surveillance in the event that it prefers, however there's no denying that Apple is acquiring from Android plan in their latest advertising. 

The Nexus 4 is a marginally abnormal, however verifiably lovely telephone. The shimmering glass back may have been inclined to breaking, however you'd be hard put to discover anybody that didn't admire the novel configuration appendage Google went out on with that decision. It immediately turned into a standout amongst the most identifiable Android telephones around. To such an extent that you had a tendency to abandon it face down essentially in light of the fact that it looked so great.

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iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: software

I wasn't at the Apple dispatch (astonishment, shock), so I can't remark on rate or solidness, yet I can let you know that the new iPhone ""presents"" a cluster of programming gimmicks that the Nexus 4 as of now had in 2012: NFC and touchless installments, outsider consoles and writing recommendations, gadgets, notice activities, cloud reinforcement for photographs and full battery insights for the force control monstrosities. Certainly the iPhone will be quicker, yet its not all pretty much speed, would it say it is?

iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: specs

	APPLE IPHONE 6	NEXUS 4
SYSTEM	iOS 8	Android 4.4.4
DISPLAY	4.7 inches, Retina HD LCD, 1,334 x 750, 326 ppi	4.7 inches, True HD IPS+ LCD, 1,280 x 768 pixels, 318 ppi
PROCESSER	Apple A8, dual-core 1.4 GHz, M8 motion co-processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro, quad-core 1.5 GHz
RAM	1 GB (TBC)	2 GB
INTERNAL MEMORY	32/64/128 GB	8/16 GB
BATTERY	Talk time: Up to 14 hours on 3G, standby up to 250 hours	Talk time: Up to 15 hours on 3G, standby up to 390 hours (2,100 mAh)
CAMERA	8 MP iSight (rear), 2.1 MP (front)	8 MP (rear), 1.3 MP (front)
CONNECTIVITY	GSM, HSDPA, LTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, USB 2.0	GSM, HSPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, USB 2.0
DIMENSIONS	138.1 x 67 x 6.9 mm	133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm
WEIGHT	129 grams	139 grams

iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: battery

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Two telephones, two awful battery lives. Alright, I don't have the foggiest idea about the limit of the iPhone 6's battery yet I wasn't precisely ingrained with certainty when I listened ''comparable to or better than the iPhone 5.'' The Nexus 4's powerless battery is the stuff of legend, yet on the other hand, so is the iPhone's. Samsung didn't think of their ''divider hugger'' fight out of slim air. How about we accept both suck just as.

iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: camera

There's no risk the Nexus 4 could survive this correlation for eternity. Hell, most Android telephone cams can't rival the iPhone cam, so we shouldn't feel excessively awful. Apple wins this one.

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iPhone 6 vs Nexus 4: coolness factor

The Nexus 4 turned into the sleeper hit of 2012 in the Android world. Nexus gadgets were no place close as mainstream as they are currently, with the Nexus 5 sitting agreeably amongst the best telephones of 2013. Yet the Nexus 4 was a close immaculate telephone (with the exception of the shocking battery and cam, ahem!). Still, a Nexus 4 was similar to a brand of honor amongst Android fans, exhibiting how aware of present circumstances you really were. 

The iPhone 6 is, well, the following iPhone. It doesn't have to be cool to be mainstream. Consider this however: the max cost for a Nexus 4 at dispatch was 349 USD and the iPhone 6 is 399 USD. Yet the Nexus 4 was out and out and the iPhone 6 is on a two-year contract...

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In the event that we had a time machine and ended up in our current reality where the iPhone 6 sat in shops nearby the Nexus 4, which would you pick? Accepting you weren't at that point inculcated into the Android Mafia or the Apple Cult, which gadget would get your attention more, allure you more with its interface, indicate more guarantee than the other? At that point, transport yourself once more to 2014 and let me know, would you try for an iPhone 6 or a Nexus 6, on the grounds that that is the manner by which a long ways ahead Android truly is... 

Let us know your considerations on the iPhone 6. Is Apple genuinely that a long ways behind, or is the iPhone 6 subtly splendid?

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