Flipboard is "hundred times" better than Blinkfeed. Blinkfeed is just a convenience only for you to view your commonly need to see feeds
Blinkfeed is just a one page rojak mix of feeds - you have no options to control the layout and the sequence of feeds
Flipboard is a totally different app - is a full fledge news, RSS, FB, tweeters feeds where you can control every single window of what you want to watch
It is totally unfair to compare any stand alone feed apps such as flipboard, feedly, google reader etc with blinkfeed

Yesterday I went to a Samsung store and test the S4 for just 1-2 minute. Seems like S3, minus the lagginess. Maybe the lag ppl mention will come when use more heavy functions. Anyway what strike me the most is how light it is. It feels no heavier then holding a couple of 50cent coin. Way too light for me...

This is a higher spec phone vs your butterfly
If your butterfly is ok no reason why this will lag
Really crazy I must say to have 281 app. Do you really have time to use most of it?
it is not the number of app but more on what type of app you installed n what type of app is being multitask simultaneously

Remove all your essential apps and dump inside flac music instead

FLAC is lossless format for audio files. You're familiar with MP3 right? This is way better than MP3. Typical size is around 10MB-15MB per song. Lol you don't manage your storage often? I doubt you'll need that many apps.

i think he is talking abt s4  

I just complete test out this year fragship phone from Samsung, HTC and my current Xperia Z.

I did some first impression at S4 thread.

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2767902/+2140 post #2143

I just plain view on basic use as a phone. I did not touch much on new features.

For new features, in my opinion, Samsung add-on a lot motion features, some of it is useful (previous Smart Stay), some is useless (Smart Scroll, Flip page), some is for fun only (Air View, Smart Pause).

HTC wise is Blinkfeed, this feature I quite like it actually, it is something new in Android, you get a total different taste and view on Android device. But if you love customization, Blinkfeed as main page will dismiss all possible customization, lucky HTC still add an option set others page as default homescreen. This part HTC do it really well, it will be much better if got option to completely turn it off.

Xperia Z wise, sorry, they is no extra features add on at all, it just basically a pure Jelly Bean with better theming to make it look much nicer.

Peter Chou is gonna lose his job. Build nice phone but can't get stock into stores. Only techies will bother with the HTC One, mass market is sticking with Samsung for sure.

(Yes I'm one of those still waiting and very frustrated.)