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xdadevelopers is a great site for the more advanced stuff.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2314

 

I bit the bullet and ordered a Galaxy S4 for myself and an S3 for my wife as our two-year upgrades through Amazon Wireless. Should be here on Monday. :cheers:

Hopefully this means better live posts and mobile coverage at events for the site. My droid 3 couldn't perform when I really needed it. I won't miss it.

 

Now my pic will haunt your screen

 

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xdadevelopers is a great site for the more advanced stuff.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2314

 

I bit the bullet and ordered a Galaxy S4 for myself and an S3 for my wife as our two-year upgrades through Amazon Wireless. Should be here on Monday. :cheers:

Hopefully this means better live posts and mobile coverage at events for the site. My droid 3 couldn't perform when I really needed it. I won't miss it.

That's exactly what I upgraded from. Its night and day difference between the 2

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My GS4 is on the truck to be delivered today. woot :cheers:

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Get it yet since its 3 over there? I am driving home and my sevice sucks on this road

 

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Its like best buy mobile. Just a retailer. He has verizon just bought and renewed his contract using amazon

 

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Amazon Wireless is just an authorized re-seller. I've never upgraded a phone through anyone but a Verizon store before, but Amazon Wireless was quick, painless, and easy. Basically, they pass along some of the sale commission to the buyer. In return, you promise not to change your service/phone for 6 months. Galaxy S3 was $24 and my S4 was $179 upgrading with new 2-year contracts.

 

Anyhoo.. the phones came in yesterday. Still figuring out all the new features but I'm very impressed so far. :cheers:

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Just received a software update this morning for the S4. It now allows moving apps to the SD card. Its about time.

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Talked to some people using Bluetooth on the GS4 linked to the Silverado. They said it sounds fine. Had the windows up and on rural highways (so @55 or so).

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I've had it 35 days. I like It a lot more now. I found a keyboard app that makes the keyboard identical go the one on my RAZR Maxx. I have auto correct again. I hated that this phone didn't have it

 

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With pretty heavy use the battery disappoints me. It gives a warning before 8 hours. I have Wifi and Bluetooth on all day and I am on Tapatalk most of the day. Also when I plug in my long charger it gives me this message and takes all night to go from 20% to 80% charge. Also can someone tell me how to get my phone number and address off the lock screen


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I know having bluetooth on all the time does suck the battery a little bit. As for the lock screen go to settings- lock screen-lock screen widgets and see what "clock or personal message" is set at. If you just set it to "clock" it should display only the time when it locks. You can also see what it says under " owner information". That is where your name and number might be put in.

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It was under owner info. I havent roamed with it to a different time zone. I want to see the dual clock. I was just in Tucson/Phoenix, Arizona but this time of year the time zone is the same.

 

I still want to know about the slow charge mode if anyone can explain the reasoning behind that to me.

 

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It was under owner info. I havent roamed with it to a different time zone. I want to see the dual clock. I was just in Tucson/Phoenix, Arizona but this time of year the time zone is the same. I still want to know about the slow charge mode if anyone can explain the reasoning behind that to me. Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S4 using Tapatalk 4

 

Are you using the OEM charger and getting that msg or some random charger? Normally phones/tablets give that msg when the power output of the charger is less than the OEM one. I know before I changed over to using android all the time on my HP Touchpad webos would tell me when I plugged it in in my truck that it wasn't at "programed/suggested" power. It doesn't hurt anything it just takes longer to charge is all.

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