"The Dream Machine" Published Rumor of Galaxy S4 Specs

I'd like to see a really good hands free system built into the S4/ Note 3 that is better than siri, s-voice, google now and drive mode. I'd also like to see a big improvement in the battery life department. Everything else is icing on the cake for me.
 
android 4.2 isn't key lime pie, it is still jelly bean. key lime pie is rumored to be announced in may. if i were you, i would just get the nexus 4...it has all of the specs of the gs3 and its cheaper. the only disappointment is that it doesn't have LTE activated already, but you can learn how to activate it on you tube. for only 300 unlocked its the best phone out there! plus since its Google's official phone, you get the new updates the day of. it comes with 4.2 already. good luck!
 
I hope you are answering the wrong thread, but even so, and I am not going to start this argument, the N4 is nowhere near the s3. The n4 is a shiny turd.

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I don't think "compete" is the right word. "Keeping pace" and seeing what patents have been violated are more appropriate . As long as the i5s remains a closed ecosystem, it will eventually erode their base. Customization, adding storage, removing the battery, NFC and larger screen sizes as well as better battery life are features that appeal to more and more former Apple users.

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I don't think "compete" is the right word. "Keeping pace" and seeing what patents have been violated are more appropriate . As long as the i5s remains a closed ecosystem, it will eventually erode their base. Customization, adding storage, removing the battery, NFC and larger screen sizes as well as better battery life are features that appeal to more and more former Apple users.

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You forgot variety ;D but other than that, I couldn't agree more with you.

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I love the GN2 but I don't like that the Exynos chip doesn't offer SVDO 3g. I have pretty good LTE coverage in my area but it does occassionally slip to 3g in buildings or certain locations.
I don't want to go backwards because even my current Thunberbolt offers SVDO.
I'm curious if all the next generation of processors will lose the ability to do Simultaneous Voice and Data over cdma since Big Red is close to completing it's nationwide LTE network.
That takes more battery power so it appears as if only Qualcomm through it's Snapdragon processors is keeping that ability. Probably because cdma was a Qualcomm staple and they may own the patent (just guessing).
I would prefer to stay with vzw and a smartphone that offers SVDO for the next year or two.
By 2015 all of the carriers should have nationwide LTE and then it will be interesting to see what Big Red can do to keep it's price premium.

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Yes qualcomm does own cdma. Hence almost all HTC devices run on cdma