triaddukefan
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The S4 was introduced last night ![Eek! :eek: :eek:](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/eek.png)
Looks amazing
![Eek! :eek: :eek:](/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/eek.png)
Looks amazing
There is only one phone to consider..... The Samsung Galaxy S IV......Thats the phone Im waiting for..... hope it will be in stores when i can upgrade in May. It will have a SD card slot.... will likely have a 32 G version...... a huge screen with full 1080 HD..... great camera... everything you can possibly want in a android phone.
Another great phone is the new HTC One that will be out in a few weeks ...... its a bit smaller... but has a great build quality.
In the year since, I have gone from a dumb phone to a stratosphere to a Galaxy S4 - I don't use a lot of the smart features, but I am finding the Galaxy easy to use. My wife just switched to the Galaxy Note last week (how I got her old S4) and she is thus far thrilled - especially that it has a stylus and you can write on it.Has anyone switched phones since this thread was made last year ?? My HTC One died on me last weekI hit restart.. and the phone never came back on.... lost all my texts, pics, and unfortunately lost my great videos i took at this years ACC Tourney. Unfortunately the phone had no SD Card and a non-removable battery Learned a valuable lesson the hard way.... BACK UP YOUR CELL PHONE..... either to your computer, sd card or to a cloud service
In the year since, I have gone from a dumb phone to a stratosphere to a Galaxy S4 - I don't use a lot of the smart features, but I am finding the Galaxy easy to use. My wife just switched to the Galaxy Note last week (how I got her old S4) and she is thus far thrilled - especially that it has a stylus and you can write on it.
We got both the last 2 phones at Costco and saved quite a bit vs. the Verizon store, and much more confident in the vendor Costco uses than some "who knows" at a kiosk in the mall.
for those waiting with baited breath....I ended up with Galaxy S 3
While waiting in the the store on Monday to return my loaner phone..... I looked at he S 5, guess it hit the stores last Friday.. they were nice.... of course they also had the S4 and S3 available
you didnt even have it a year?Has anyone switched phones since this thread was made last year ?? My HTC One died on me last weekI hit restart.. and the phone never came back on.... lost all my texts, pics, and unfortunately lost my great videos i took at this years ACC Tourney. Unfortunately the phone had no SD Card and a non-removable battery Learned a valuable lesson the hard way.... BACK UP YOUR CELL PHONE..... either to your computer, sd card or to a cloud service
I pre ordered the S5 and got it last week and it is absolutely unreal.
you didnt even have it a year?
some suits come with iPad pockets now!Icebear said:Pretty soon we will need to have pockets on pants large enough to hold a mini pad.
HTC is done with ROM upgrades for the HTC One, so I had to root it to install a custom KitKat rom. KitKat 4.4.2 requires much less ram and is much snappier because of that, but the biggest reason for KitKat over JB are the printing capabilities.
24 year? guess you're talking about pagers as well. Page New EnglandJust for an update, I cancelled my Verizon contract, bought a Nexus5 directly from Google Play for $350 and now am on Straight-Talk for $45/month. No contract, unlimited talk and text and 2.5gb of 4G and unlimited 3G. Because I bought the Nexus directly from Google, it's pure android so I can tether for no extra cost. Turns out when you buy a subsidized phone you pay about double for the phone over the life of the contract. And the Nexus5 is the best phone I've ever used (its gsm so I can slip sim cards in if I travel overseas).
Straight-Talk is Walmart which buys AT&T minutes and resells them. So I have AT&T as my carrier.
I had Verizon wireless for 24 years and worried about the service on AT&T. No problem and I've traveled from CT to Texas, to WA and CA as well.
Blinkfeed was ok for a few days, but I got tired of it and don't use it anymore. My current phone, the HTC One X, is at end of service for HTC, so they don't release any new versions of Android for it--forcing me to go with rooting and a custom Kitkat ROM, or upgrading my phone, which is only a year old. I've been rooting for a bunch of years, so it was a no brainer for me. Rooting your phone DOES void your warranty, so do so at your own risk...Didnt want to continue to hijack the other thread, so I replied to you in this one.When you say that HTC is done with ROM upgrades, what exactly do you mean? Alot of people I know which Androids have rooted their phones. but I have never attempted to do that.... for fear of messing up and voiding my warranty/insurance/whatever.
What do you think about Blinkfeed.... do you still use it, or did you turn it off ?