Best Android Phone Reviews and Comparisons April 2014
Designed by Google and implemented in more smartphones than any other operating system in the world, Android is a mobile computing powerhouse. Where other platforms specialize in simplicity or having the most apps, Android phones have bigger screens and an eclectic feature set. Near field communication chips, for example, can be found in almost every major Android device. You can use them to communicate with compatible scanners at extremely short distances, letting you do things like pay for a meal by tapping your phone against the register.
Android also tends to be highly flexible. If you're comfortable with technology, you can tweak and customize it to fit your personal preferences. New home screens and launchers can be downloaded from the Google Play store. If you don't like the fonts that the phone uses, change them; if you want different colors, pick a palette that suits your tastes. And if you'd consider yourself a geek, you can even root your phone, giving you access to its underlying operating system and letting you adjust anything you could think of.
Granted, picking a smartphone from the many available options can be tough, which is why we've broken down the very best Android phones and reviewed each one. Some, such as the LG G2, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the HTC One, are spectacular devices in just about every way. Others specialize in tailored features such as water resistance or easy portability. And if you're struggling to choose between different manufacturers, check out the Android phone articles we've put together. They're sure to help.
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