Better use extra spare battery. Instant power...just swap the battery

need open case and close back case for extra battery lol

Which is faster..?
Use power bank to charge your depleted battery juice which will take atleast two hours OR swap with the extra battery which take around 2 minutes..?

but the back cover case will get damage faster?

also if u cover with casing u need to remove casing, remove cover , remove batt, put batt back, put cover back, put casing back

Says who? I've been swapping batteries ever since my S2 and now S3 also, and my back covers still close and fit perfectly.

What logic is that? All of that will probably take you 5 mins max? Compared to using a powerbank to charge which will take you hours.

some cheap case might dmg the metal bezel.

s4 coming with swiftkey, no swype?

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Samsung-Gal...-comes-standard

Imo SwiftKey better than swype and there's SwiftKey Flow anyways so can swipe if you want.

Whatever la... :cool:

Actually even though the back cover feels flimsy it is still pretty sturdy. Never had any problems with my gnexus which uses similar plasticky back cover. It's very flexible and doesn'tbreak easily.

And I was merely reinforcing what you said for that person who raised the query.

All, while in Korea, I saw that many people (both guys and gals) carry around the charging dock with the spare battery in it, and they would swap out the battery when the phone died. Saw so many people doing it on the subway.

So I don't think there is any effect to the (original) cover and battery. It also seems that the Korean sales package includes the charging dock and spare battery IIRC.

Your time must be so precious that you even worry about such battery changing stuffs
And the back battery cover is much stronger thsn you think. Check youtube to see how strong n flexible/bendable it is

This post has been edited by benny888: Apr 6 2013, 09:12 AM

No I think she just plain lazy (just like me ) because need to take case off and put back on compared to using powerbank where you just plug the cable in although it takes much more time to recharge.

This post has been edited by lord_aminkin: Apr 6 2013, 09:51 AM

Not necessarily. If you read the article, the wireless charging thing is actually slower than a normal charger.

So if you were to get a powerbank with a 2.0 AMP output, you're actually charging faster.

Honestly, there's not much going on for wireless charging at the moment.

hmmm, I think you misunderstand what we're talking about here. Read a couple pages pack to get an understanding of the situation.

nah swiftkey sucks big time
no chinese language support, forever fail

I love swiftkey!... Its the best predictive KB
You swipe lesser and input lesser with it's powerful prediction

so, when launching?

Last I heard in May...