Most people don't understand that like most OS, they ate more like beta when phones first come out. It's not like the HTC One isn't riddled with bugs.
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Exactly.
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Most people don't understand that like most OS, they ate more like beta when phones first come out. It's not like the HTC One isn't riddled with bugs.
sent with my 2 year old HTC evo3d
Most people don't understand that like most OS, they ate more like beta when phones first come out. It's not like the HTC One isn't riddled with bugs.
sent with my 2 year old HTC evo3d
It all comes down to the fact that with all these new sensors and features samsung should have designed the phone and software for it run smoothly with everything turned on.
If we have to turn everything off for it to be smooth whats the point of having the features.
Hopefully its a software thing
The HTC isn't riddled with bugs.
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This is why I'm not too worried about your supposed "lag" on your S4. The One isn't riddled with bugs? Bluetooth audio issues, capacitive button issues, Beats Audio issues, etc. It's also had its moments of lag, but its minor, just like the S4. I'm sure there's other issues, as well.
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I am not an S4 owner but have owed many Samsung Galaxy devices. My last four; the international Note, ATT Note, S3 and Note 2, all on ATT, have been remarkably bug free out of the box. My Note 2 is fantastic with only minimal changes on updates. I am kinda lurking to see if the 32GB model drops since my upgrade is not till the first week in June. Not sure what to make of the less than 9 GB of usable space and the so called lag. Maybe they did put in too many bell and whistles for the S600 to handle but Samsung's QC is better than that. They have worked too hard to build the Galaxy brand.
I am sure they will get a handle on this and get an OTA with optimization and fixes out soon!
Well that's the problem. It does need to be addressed, but its nowhere near as bad as some are making it out to be.
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It's by no means a major issue, and I wouldn't hesitate for a second to recommend the GS4 to anyone interested(already have). But there is some slight stutter(lag) when switching from page to page. Normally I'd say this is a nonissue but for a 2013 phone with a MASSIVE quad core processor with 2GB of ram, I along with many others are surprised to see this.
They had the same issue with the GS3. They're very committed to Touchwiz and its animations, but tend to release the software a little janky. That's why I referenced the Note 2 earlier. It shows they can fix the issue.
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Not going to lie, and say my GS4 is super buggy, but I don't remember having too much lag with my GS3, and I was an early adopter too. It's not a deal breaker, but kind of a let down for a flagship phone of 2013.
I just came from an iPhone 5 so it is a little disappointing but I am enjoying the screen and hardware build quality. Widgets and Nva are fun to play with.
Anyone try using another SMS app and see any difference?
I'll be honest, all these post complaining about lag are worrying me. I was just about to grab this phone tomorrow morning on release (Bell Canada). Now I don't know what to do!? A phone this powerful should have absolutely zero lag.
Do you have an S4, Kevin? Because I do. I also can say that of the people that I know that have the phone and are experienced with a plethora of other devices, there's been no lag. Stutters via the animations in Touchwiz? Sure. What do you think screen transitions in the gallery are? For those that have turned the animations off, they've reported it being fixed.
So am I in denial? Not at all. I do, however, own the phone and have not experienced these issues myself. I've talked to Brian Klug about it and he confirmed there's some janky animations that would be perceived lag, but that's it.
I have to admit that I find it amusing that you're getting involved on a topic you have no first hand experience on. Then again, you've been pretty adamant about defending the One so I guess it should come as no surprise.
If it makes you feel better, let's pretend the S4 is slow and laggy outside the animations. Perhaps then you'll be happy with the phone choice you made.
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