TOP 5 2013's Best Phones Reviews: Samsung Galaxy S IV, iPhone 5S, BlackBerry X10 Rumored

We have witnessed so many high-tech smartphones and tablets in 2012. Rumors have it that in 2013 we will see more innovative gadgets coming out including the long-rumored Samsung Galaxy S IV, iPhone 5S, etc. latterly we have been hearing a number of new rumors and leaks regarding features and specs of these new comers. Take a look below for my exclusive reviews of Samsung Galaxy S IV, iPhone 5S, BlackBerry X10, HTC M7 and Lumia 940.

Top 1 Samsung Galaxy S IV

Samsung will probably announce the Samsung Galaxy S IV in its best-selling Galaxy S line at a standalone event in April, and rumor says that it probably will be the best Android phone on the market. But what will be in it? Well, at CES, Samsung was showing off a 5-inch 1080P AMOLED screen panel, so the S IV might have that. Samsung also announced the dual-quad-core Exynos 5 Octa processor at CES, Octa might be the chip in the GS IV. We'll see in April.

Top 2 iPhone 5S

With both the same design and only a slightly upgraded screen compared to last year's model - the iPhone 5S keeps will come this year with the new A6X processor, which is twice as fast as the old one, improved battery life, an amazing new 15MP camera (with a 360-degree Photo Ball feature) and the all-new iOS 7 operating system, which adds redesigned notifications, better maps, better sharing of data between devices and improved multitasking. It's not the most innovative phone of the year by any stretch - but yes, it's the best iPhone yet.

Top 3 Nokia Lumia 940

Nokia's latest - and perhaps last - flagship smartphone running Windows Phone 8.5 is a masterpiece of industrial design and doom - like an Egyptian pyramid. Coming in three bold new colours - Last Autumn green, Mortuary blue and Gunshot red - it has the best camera ever seen in a mobile device (since the PureView 808) at 35 MP. It's also far lighter and thinner than last year's Lumia 920, and has the processor chips to run the best Windows Phone 8 games.

Top 4 BlackBerry X10

For existing BlackBerry fans, this will be the flagship model. The X10 will have a physical QWERTY keyboard, and nobody does physical keyboards better than BlackBerry. Along with that keyboard, the X10 will run the new BlackBerry 10 OS, with spectacular multitasking, great new camera features, and the reliable, speedy messaging you've come to expect from BlackBerry.

Top 5 HTC M7

Rumors indicates that the new HTC M7 android phone looks like an iPhone 5, but HTC made it much better with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean with Sense 5, 4.7-inch 1080p 468ppi SoLux display, Quad-core 1.7GHz Qualcomm APQ8064 processor with 2GB of RAM, 13MP rear-facing camera, beats Audio, LTE/HSPA+, and 2,300 mAh battery. That would actually be pretty awesome!

Needless to say, phones are continuing to get bigger and more powerful in 2013 with almost no end in sight. These are the hottest rumored phones I have gathered, if you have some new devices, please show your collection below!

iPhone 5S Specs, Release date, Rumors and Leaks Ramp Up

As you probably know that the iPhone 5 sold 2 million pre-orders on the first day of its release. And the first weekend the handset was available saw sales leap to 5 million, until now the gorgeous iPhone 5 catapults Apple back into first with highest ever share in the smartphone wars with Samsung galaxy S3.

                       

So in order to maintain good momentum of smartphone development and grab market share to the highest degree, online rumors claim that Apple is about to begin making the successor to the iPhone 5, believed to be called the iPhone 5S. Apple has accelerated the certification processes for related parts and components for the iPhone 5S, the paper revealed.

                    

The probable name of Apple' next generation phone

No one knows at the moment what the next Apple smartphone release will be called, it could be the iPhone 6 but we are guessing on previous releases that it will be called the iPhone 5S. It makes sense to call it this because the iPhone 4S was released after the 4.

                        

The iPhone 5S specs rumored

Specifications and features of the expected iPhone 5S may not be that much different from the iPhone 5, although the recent departure of one-time iOS head Scott Forstall may suggest a vastly rethought and redesigned iOS 7. It is reported that it will bring a larger screen, improved 4G LTE connectivity, an even faster processor (probably a quad-core), enhanced battery life, a better camera sensor and other realistic expectations, though a new iPhone wouldn’t be a new iPhone without some kind of unique feature that would make users really want to own it. We’re looking for Apple to surprise us on this one with more amazing and useful functions.

iPhone 5S release date rumored

If this is true, Apple may be signaling that the iPhone 5S will debut in June 2013, which would be a return to normal of sorts for the company. This would put it around the same time as its annual developer conference – WWDC, where Apple used to announce new iPhone models.

                         

LiquidMetal alloy for the back

We know that the iPhone 5 is producing unwanted scratches and worn corners unless you put on a case and then taking it off again. So how about Apple 5S using a LiquidMetal alloy for the back casing as this would be very strong indeed and could be molded into a shape that could bring us in to the world of futuristic instead of the normal block it already is.

It is said that the speculated iPhone 5S is expected to enter volume production in the first quarter of 2013, Apple is also likely to release a new version of iPad a quarter later than the iPhone 5S, since the display resolution of its latest version of iPad has come out lower than expected.