According to reports of a few users, there is no significant difference. Is it worthwhile will depend on where you spend most of your time, since LTE locations are still limited.

Some news:
Don't hug your iPad
http://www.phonearena.com/news/14-year-old...52#article_item

S4 storage issue gets investigated
http://www.androidcentral.com/bbc-watchdog...age-controversy

For the capacity, it's probably an issue of $$$profit. 16Gb was in vogue from 2010 already. Yes, 3 years later we should have Moore's law kick in TWICE already (ie 64Gb !!!!) !!!!

I have NO crapple devices.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...131&postcount=8

I noticed seeing your name in the Omega beta testers' list. Now I vaguely remember you mentioning this in the early days of the threads.

Some News:

More Note3 love:
http://www.androidauthority.com/why-i-retu...3-fever-204058/

...
For me, the Galaxy Note 2 scratches a special itch. When I leave my computer, I feel guilty. I think, “Oh, I won’t be able to get any work done.” But then I let my fingers grace over my left pocket and I feel that good old familiar strong, rectangular shape, and I am comforted that I have a device that works as hard as I do, and one that can take a licking, too. It remains as the only device that I’ve been able to drop, both in the video below, and in my actual life that has been able to sustain the savage abuse I subject my devices to. Sorry folks, I can’t help it.
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Of course the moral is NEVER drop your device, but then again you get all sorts of people....

Still within Q2... well you don't want a half baked ROM update right?

Well guys, looks like this 7 month old last-gen cheap-plastic device is still topping out the LYN Android charts. Net 162 posts for day 1.

Once we get 4.2.2 I guess it will become another frenzy of posting again.

This post has been edited by joytest: May 11 2013, 12:04 AM

It's called Regression Testing. You won't believe how boring and repetitive and painful this can get. If it doesn't pass all the test cases, the proper decision is "Don't release it". Well, whether people make proper decisions or not

1700+/-

You can load up with themes right?

Btw you didn't answer whether your phone was naked or not.

Stocking? What have you been doing with your keyboard dictionary?

Abstinence is a good indicator of strength of character

It's called the bezel. Rm170 I think.

Uncle waveweaver is a pengamal budaya membaca. As an ebook reader you can get 10hrs it seems. for waveweaver.

Seems like a new generation of flashoholics are in the making

I would simply speculate that due to the larger device size, they should be able to cram in a 3500mAh battery at least. Probably the top end would be 3800mAh. That should give us enough for the same levels of SOT.

So now perhaps the S series is the beta testbed for the Note series ? Note is the REAL flagship ?

And we know alexng2208 will complain about how it makes the phone look like a *censored*

So after you've taken your new ROM for a couple of spins, please submit an entry in the survey.

Thanks.

Does your significant other not complain of your flashoholism? And now you are downloading "badwolf" pulak ...more buaya ka?


Not many unless you search the individual XDA posts where some forumers provide a torrent seed.


UPDATE:

THEMERS:


http://www.mobilegeek.it/2013/05/galaxy-s-...v0-1-beta-tema/

S4 theme. It's in Italian but you can use Chrome browser with translate or paste into Google Translate.

This post has been edited by joytest: May 11 2013, 09:34 PM

Ask your bini to karate chop and whatsapp u the pic la.

New Toy:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?...tine&feature=md
App Quarantine

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What's going on with Google bloatware recently? On my devices I have several Google Apps in quarantine (disabled) that I don't really use, e.g. Google Earth or Google Play Movies. Magically those apps got updated automatically and are active again. To explain this further....

There's a feature in App Quarantine that notifies the user when an app is no longer in disabled (usually after an update). This was a feature needed during the 2.x days when apps were updated even when they were disabled. So I could automatically (or interactively) put them back in quarantine. But since 3.x/4.0 Android finally respects disabled apps, e.g. doesn't update them when they were disabled, so this feature is no longer needed.

Now few days ago on my Nexus 7 I was really surprised when the App Quarantine notification suddenly showed up and notified me that Google Play Movies is no longer disabled, and today the same happened with Google Earth.

I know the Google Play Store updates itself automatically in the background, and probably also the Google Play Services framework, but I did never see any Google apps updating themselves.

Anyone else seen such behavior? What's happening here? I had plans to remove said feature in a future version of my app, but now I guess I have to think twice before doing so! This is still a behavior that should be controlled by my app... oh I mean by its users