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4/29/13 at 10:25pm
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Originally Posted by FlyingFungus View Post

I honestly don't notice too much of a difference in battery power when I had it in auto compared to max.
well, the skyrocket had a VERY inefficient screen... I'll keep the S4 on max unless I know I won't charge for a while (on campout).
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4/29/13 at 10:29pm
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well, the skyrocket had a VERY inefficient screen... I'll keep the S4 on max unless I know I won't charge for a while (on campout).

Is the S4 really that much better than the S3?

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4/29/13 at 10:34pm
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Never had the S3,but the S4 is great, real big step up from the galaxy s2 Skyrocket!
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5/1/13 at 3:10am
I switched from apple for aptx lol - i know the s4 has it too but those phablets too big for me >.<<br />
I would def put out top $$ for a perfect DAC/Amp phone tho *_*
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5/16/13 at 5:42am

The HTC One is a brilliant phone.

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5/16/13 at 9:38am
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Originally Posted by dalb View Post

The HTC One is a brilliant phone.
Looks like a really nice phone for sure. Really nice screen, fast and looks like a piece of art. Im a samsung fan though. The S4 looks like it has more features plus the removable battery.
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5/16/13 at 2:58pm
Yes I looked at the Samsung too. But Telstra (the major telco here in Australia) offer a 24 month warranty on the phone including the battery. Also I saw most of the Samsung features as gimicky and bloat. The Samsung ran with noticeable lag when I tried it. Also the screen really isn't great, terrible under direct light and can't show whites well. Lastly I know it has expandable storage but the 16gb only comes with about 7gb of actual usable memory. Seeing as apps can only be stored on internal memory and not the sd card and that I download a lot of music to my spotify app that wouldve been an issue. Sorry if that all came across as too critical or aggressive I just spent a while thinking about the phone and wanted to get a bit of that out there.
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5/16/13 at 4:47pm

Small correction ~9GB of internal storage free on the S4, 2GB makes a wee bit of difference, although still insufficient and a misstep from Samsung not releasing it as 32GB in the base model. I wouldn't recommend an S4 unless you get the 32GB model myself. That said, users with SD cards who don't play storage intensive games will find even the 16GB model sufficient.


Edited by NZtechfreak - 5/16/13 at 4:50pm
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5/17/13 at 10:34am
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Originally Posted by dalb View Post

Yes I looked at the Samsung too. But Telstra (the major telco here in Australia) offer a 24 month warranty on the phone including the battery. Also I saw most of the Samsung features as gimicky and bloat. The Samsung ran with noticeable lag when I tried it. Also the screen really isn't great, terrible under direct light and can't show whites well. Lastly I know it has expandable storage but the 16gb only comes with about 7gb of actual usable memory. Seeing as apps can only be stored on internal memory and not the sd card and that I download a lot of music to my spotify app that wouldve been an issue. Sorry if that all came across as too critical or aggressive I just spent a while thinking about the phone and wanted to get a bit of that out there.
Ya I notice lag with my Note 2...and the poor screen quality in sunlight.
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