People's Choice Rankings
How do we count the results?
Votes are tabulated weekly Monday through Sunday Eastern Time with final ranking results posted Monday morning.How often can users vote?
Users can submit one vote per week through a linked Facebook or Twitter account.
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Expert's Choice Rankings
Who are the experts?
A select group of top mobile-tech reviewers have been invited to participate and become expert panel members.How are the rankings determined?
Each expert votes for their Top 5 phones each week. The point system is then used to determine the final rankings more...
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Founder and Managing Editor, TmoNews
David Beren
Reasons for voting the way I did
A little bit of a turnaround for me this week as the iPhone 5 rockets back into the top with a resurgence due in part to the unveiling of iOS 7. Love it or hate it, the new version of iOS is in the infancy stages of its beta and will likely change a number of times before a public release. That being said, some of the new changes have found iPhone... - read on...
Apple iPhone 5
Samsung Galaxy Mega (global)
HTC One
Nokia Lumia 928
Samsung Galaxy S 4
Contributing Editor, PhoneDog
Anna Scantlin
Reasons for voting the way I did
For this week's OSR, I've actually changed it up ever-so-slightly by placing the Galaxy S 4 ahead of the HTC One. To be perfectly honest the two would be tied if I had the choice to do it. I prefer the housing on the HTC One compared to the Samsung Galaxy S 4, but I actually think that TouchWiz is growing on me just a little bit. Perhaps it's my... - read on...
Sony Xperia Z
Founder, TechSmartt
Keaton Keller
Reasons for voting the way I did
The iPhone takes #1 as iOS 7 has just hit our hands. The beta rocks, and this is exactly what I needed. This showed me that their is hope in Apple, and that consumers are actually going to get a new OS. Now, the hardware needs to be fixed, and then we're all set to go. iOS 7 is fantastic, and I highly recommend finding a download. Up next is the... - read on...
Google Nexus 4
Samsung Galaxy Note II
Video Editor, PhoneDog Media
Marco Hanna
Reasons for voting the way I did
How did the iPhone 5 get to the top of my ratings? It cheated. Since WWDC, I've been running the Beta version of iOS 7 and I've fallen in love with the software. I sort of miss the social networking options in iOS 6 in the Notifications Center but the way the software makes you feel is completely new. I sound like a marketing guy... Let's move it... - read on...
BlackBerry Q10
News Editor and Reviewer, Today's iPhone
Kyle Frost
Reasons for voting the way I did
Now that I, as a developer, am running iOS 7, I see a great new potential for the device that I already like to keep at number one. The iPhone 5 gets a whole new look and feel with iOS 7, and while it may not be available publicly yet, with it incoming, the iPhone 5 deserves its number one spot. In second place, the stock Android phone still sits.... - read on...
CEO & Head Editor, LaptopMemo.com
Stefan Etienne
Reasons for voting the way I did
I ranked the GS4 as the best-in-class because of its availability on every carrier you could think of, and its wide range of features. It has everything you need, and everything you probably don't. The advantage is that future-proofs itself in a way -- until Samsung refreshes it next year. The iPhone 5 will get better with iOS 7, but a new iPhone... - read on...
LG Optimus G ProSee all Experts who voted
Alex Wagner
Reasons for voting the way I did