A quick look around the tech blogosphere tells us that the Samsung Galaxy S4 is the Android smartphone that gathered the most hype on its announcement date. Obviously, a very good sign for the South Korean manufacturer, as the predecessor of the S4, the Galaxy S3, is the best-selling Android smartphone of all time.
With Samsung’s marketing muscle behind it and a huge base of loyal fans, the Galaxy S4 shapes up to be a hit. If you’re looking for a full review of the Galaxy S4, Joshua Vergara has got you covered with his extensive analysis. The bottom line is that Samsung improved on the Galaxy S3 in all areas with this new iteration, while also adding some very interesting software features.
In the other corner, Taiwanese manufacturer HTC has a lot of hope in the commercial success of the HTC One, regarded as the last chance for a turnaround for the ailing company.
Unlike Samsung, HTC decided to think outside the box with the One, equipping it with several unique features. For a full review of the HTC One, make sure to check out Kristofer Wouk’s article.
But what are the main advantages of the HTC One when pitted against the Samsung Galaxy S4? Where is the Galaxy S4 shinning when compared to the One? Join us for a full comparison. For a hands-on video of the Samsung Galaxy S4 versus the HTC One, see the video.
The
Harvard Mobile app is a University-wide initiative to improve the
mobile experience of students, faculty, staff, visitors, and neighbors
who interact with Harvard’s campus and community. Released in January
2013, Harvard Mobile 2.0 is the latest version of the application with a
number of functional, design, and content enhancements. Harvard Mobile
2.0 now has native applications for Android and iOS operating systems,
as well as a mobile web application accessible to any web-enabled
smartphone.
Tour
Harvard Yard with any web-enabled smartphone to learn about life at
Harvard today as well as the University’s history. This self-guided tour
features stop descriptions, audio, video and images- including pictures
from the University archives and inside views of Harvard buildings.
Find the Harvard Yard Tour on the mobile web at yardtour.harvard.edu, or
download the native iPhone app from the App Store.
Learn
more about Harvard College and the application process on your mobile
phone. With the Harvard College Admissions & Financial Aid mobile
app, you can discover more about student life, find out about
information sessions and tours, and learn about the admissions process.
Online at 
HLS
information is at your fingertips, thanks to this app available for
iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry. The Admissions and Alumni tabs offer
basic information from financial aid to reunion, and the news tab
provides HLS stories and tweets from across Harvard and HLS. A
directory of faculty members and a list of newly published books by HLS
alumni and professors are available under the More tab.
With
the HSPH Public Health News app members of the Harvard School of Public
Health community and others can connect with each other and stay
up-to-day on breaking public health news and research, plus events and
activities going on around the School. This app, available for the
iPhone and Android, features news, multimedia, events and more.
With
the Arnold Arboretum's Mobile Interactive Map (MIM) visitors and
researchers alike can search the Arboretum's 15,000 plant collection,
view seasonal highlights and tours, upload photos via Flickr and view
them on the map, and link to specific plants in the landscape. This is a
web app and is available from any modern mobile device.
