Is the 32GB S4 available in Malaysia yet?

not yet..will pm him later...

New Black user here, with Otterbox Commuter casing, coming from Note2 previously.

Already installed Omega Rom 4.0, overall satisfied with the peformance, no noticeable lag and camera app seems to be fixed by this rom.

Some sample macro shot test  (simple cropping using Snapseed)

Any screen protector seller that can cod at ss2 pj?

Perseus alpha. Tried Adam but got not sound and crash if someone called me. So revert back to perseus.

You could all see this

http://www.androidcentral.com/best-android...n-buy-june-2013

We really have reached the point where the top of the Android smartphone market is blanketed by some highly impressive devices. It's tough to go wrong. There's something for everyone, be it form factor or features or gimmicks and gizmos. But for our money, there's currently no better phone available than the HTC One.

There's a lot to like here. The (mostly) all-aluminum body looks and feels more sophisticated than a plastic phone, and the gentle curve fits the hand nicely. While we've still got our quibbles with the Sense user interface, Sense 5 is the most stylish version yet, and most important is that it doesn't exhibit the lag that we've seen in the Samsung Galaxy S4.

The front-facing stereo speakers change the way you experience music and videos on a smartphone. Games and movies are much more immersive and are a downright pleasure to play and listen to. There are a few times when the speakers may be too loud, but there are many more times when you're amazed you're getting that sort of sound from a smartphone.

HTC's camera also brought forth a bit of a paradigm shift. It's not the best all-around camera -- it suffers from contrast issues, and if you need something with a higher total resolution for enlarging pictures, you'll need to look elsewhere. But the introduction of Zoes -- the 3-second video clips -- and the introduction of automatically composed Video Highlights are something that nobody else is doing, and they make up for a lackluster camera application.

The HTC One also has been released on three of the four major U.S. carriers, as well as seeing wide availability worldwide -- and we're expecting Verizon to get its own variant this year as well.

In the months we've been using the HTC One, it's continuously caught the eyes of those around us and continued to impress us with its performance -- and for that it ranks as our best smartphone for first part of 2013.

S4
If ever there was a phone to beat, it was this one. Samsung took everything that was good in the Galaxy S3 and made it better in its successor, the Galaxy S4.

Well, maybe not quite everything. The plastic body remains a turn-off for many, and it's certainly not as chic as the aluminum HTC One. It's also lost a bit of the curve of the Galaxy S3. And while Samsung has managed to squeeze a 5-inch display into the same size as the slightly smaller Galaxy S3, the IPS or Super LCD displays on other phones perform better in sunlight and seems to better handle shifts in brightness. The TouchWiz user interface has been refined a bit, but it's still flat in places and doesn't match the sophistication of other UIs.

Samsung's camera, however, remains the best in the business, as far as everyday use is concerned. It's filled with features, and the camera app itself is a joy to use, having been adapted from the high-end Samsung Galaxy Camera. You might not use features like the animated gif creator every day, but they're fun to have, even if they're not all that innovative.

But what landed the Galaxy S4 as our No. 2 is the laggy user interface -- we've experienced delays and stutters on a number of versions of the phone -- as well as the anemic storage situation. Samsung's 16-gigabyte version of the GS4 only has about 9 gigabytes of storage available to the end user. And while Samsung likes to say you can add another 64 gigabytes with a microSD card, that's a different kind of storage. Good luck keeping your larger games and apps on there. The sin isn't so much that Samsung's using all that space for the hundreds of features on the phone -- and it's got some really good preloaded apps and settings. The sin is that in 2013, that sort of deceptive marking and, for many, a lack of larger storage options, is unacceptable.

to TS, the post 4 s4 goodies is for s3 user lar
not s4
why s4 need it
copy my post also need to see 1 lar, aiyo

TS... could you compile known issues for s4 at 1st page??

Guys, LTE coming to maxis. Should I wait?

now is YoonA

btw you play maplestory ?? saw your 4th post LOL
and still got time play maplestory since got assignment ...

You are really something, aren't you? You tell him to use spoiler when you yourself do what he did, committing the same sin!

And so crapple does what crapple does best: Innovative Lawsuits

They'll tell you "it's not about the specs"

First version

Supposed Samsung also bring it with new color & the best with dual simcard version/variant. Previous S4 user will

latest version for malaysia is MDL..

This is totally a very good news since I'm looking for 32GB built in phone.
If this is true, I will probably straight away get the S4 LTE 32GB instead of HTC One.
Since the removable battery and SD card will be an advantage.

Regards of the launching date , my instinct said most probably by 1st of June 

what room is the best by now ? retaining all samsung features with in stock android jelly bean ?

just saw from samsung website, LTE version of s4 i9505 will be 32GB? that why rumors price higher

http://www.samsung.com/my/consumer/mobile-.../GT-I9505ZWAXME

Hi, just wanna know is this a reputable seller? RM1899 for SME !!!