Agreed. But my point is that S-On isn't as much as an issue and it use to be or a "mess" as the other person was stating.
And...the AT&T S4 has a locked bootloader...
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Agreed. But my point is that S-On isn't as much as an issue and it use to be or a "mess" as the other person was stating.
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Well duh it won't be as good as the HTC One with the Beats drivers, but it has improved over the S3
Also using PowerAmp (the app), you can customize your sound to have it sound AMAZING
Here is a review about the sound quality of the GS4
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Oh did I not post the results from GSM Arena's audio quality test?
Samsung Galaxy S4 review: Supernova - GSMArena.com
Samsung Galaxy S4 review: Supernova - GSMArena.com
The bootloader isn't locked until a developer can't get past it. I am sure there will be something extra we need to in ODIN to flash custom roms. 
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The bootloader isn't locked until a developer can't get past it. I am sure there will be something extra we need to in ODIN to flash custom roms.
Where it'll really come to play is support. It should get a ton, but as a few CM devs have stated, I think there's hesitancy that wasn't there with the GS3 release.
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I have happily contributed to past bounties for developers to support devices and I will do so again and quickly on the S4. The HTC One is nice, I will check it out, I mean you have to at least look at it. But I am pretty set on the GS4, I am not so much looking to get a new ROM, but to remove the friggin bloatware.
Definitely take a look at the One. I was nearly dead set against any HTC phone until I did. It was surprising how much I liked it and really how much HTC has improved Sense. It's ridiculously fluid, fast, sexy, and well implemented on top of Android. Not to say that the S4's TouchWiz isn't, but I read on XDA that leaving the Smart features on takes a large toll on the fluidity of the device which really sort of defeats the purpose of having them considering they're supposed to make the device easier to use. And, yeah, it's shallow of me, but the One is sexy as hell. I'm not a big fan of the button implementation, but I feel like I could get used to it easily. Even when I was trying it out in the store I was getting the hang of it. Anyway, I think the One and S4 are both great smartphones and I'd be happy to see someone with either of them over an iPhone. There doesn't need to be fanboys inside of Android who support specific phones and I don't plan on being one. I just really think that HTC came out ahead this year. That's all. Next year could be completely different.
That is exactly what I plan to do.
Still wont consider a One. Heavier, smaller screen, less features, non-removable battery, no sd card-have to have this for movies!!!!
One is in my opinion for the non tech savvy.
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Haha... It seems like you don't agree, so do you mean that maybe 'the One is for Power users too', or that 'the One isn't even for the non tech savvy'?
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Yeah it is. If he counts tech savy as sliding in a SD card or new battery... That's scary Lolol.
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I am a Sys Admin, I have a pretty firm grasp on tech savvy. Thanks. O
Just saying.. You justified it on those things and that was rather scary to me
. I don't mean to insult. Sent from my Sprint S3 using AC forums.
Just saying.. You justified it on those things and that was rather scary to me
Sent from my Sprint S3 using AC forums.
People said the same stuff about iPhones because it is much more user friendly so therefore it's for people that are not tech savy. People say the wildest things sometimes Anyone can make something difficult where only a select few can use it but it takes someone extraordinary to take something difficult and make it so that anyone can use it.
Take it from someone who runs an MIS team and can build complicated databases, write VBA/SQL code and advanced excel skills. But I guess I'm not tech savy because I use a One. I use to have an iPhone so I guess I'm just a dummy
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Just saying.. You justified it on those things and that was rather scary to me
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Hold up there cowboy, I never said those were the only reasons. Hey I even stated it was for the non-tech savvy in a separate paragraph if you want to get technical.
So dont jump to conclusions. ;-)
People said the same stuff about iPhones because it is much more user friendly so therefore it's for people that are not tech savy. People say the wildest things sometimes Anyone can make something difficult where only a select few can use it but it takes someone extraordinary to take something difficult and make it so that anyone can use it.
Take it from someone who runs an MIS team and can build complicated databases, write VBA/SQL code and advanced excel skills. But I guess I'm not tech savy because I use a One. I use to have an iPhone so I guess I'm just a dummy
Did I say you specifically were? I just stated overall it would be for the less technically skilled... People get their shorts in a bunch over the silliest things.
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Root apparently has been achieved. http://www.droid-life.com/2013/04/2...es-powered-by-snapdragon-chips/#disqus_thread
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