Galaxy S4 Puts More Features Into the Same Package  Share with
others:  Print Email Read Later  "We're No. 2," went the old
Avis slogan. "We try harder."   But as the iPhone became more
iconic and more important to Apple, the company's courage to
shake things up has dwindled. Why mess with a great thing?
When it was a distant would-be, Samsung had nothing to lose.
"Let's try making the screen really huge!" "Let's try hand
gestures!" "Let's try eye recognition!"  But now here's the
Galaxy S4, the fourth incarnation of Samsung's best-seller. (All
four big United States carriers will offer it for prices from
$150 to $250 with a two-year contract, or around $640 up front.)
And here's the funny thing: Now Samsung is starting to play it
safe.   The S4 is the same size as the S3 (well, seven-tenths of
a millimeter thinner). It's still huge, more Jumbotron than
index card. Good for maps and movies, bad for small hands.   All
told, nobody at the office will notice that you've bought the
latest and greatest.   The ba