May friggin 30th! I needed it last month!
May friggin 30th! I needed it last month!
$639.99 if you don't have an upgrade due. What happened to the 32 gig model?The S4 is available for pre order from AT&T. They say it will ship on 4/30.
The 32gig will be available later. Phone will ship on Apr 30th and should start arriving at ppls homes on May 3rd(not 30th) and later.
I will call today in the evening and pre-order since I am eligible for an upgrade, but I'm betting my old dirty socks that by the time I call they will be out of stock. (as is the usual case with such things)
Just hoping it wont feel and perform like a prototype compared to the iPhone when I finally get it. Ran back to the 4s after trying the SIII several months back, and haven't regretted it for a second.
Isn't it actually the same sensor as the Samsung?by FAR. Jeez.
Is Sprint getting a version with bigger storage than the others or are they simply trying to price gouge?Release dates out:
T-Mo - 4/24 online, 5/1 in store ($150 + $20/m)
Sprint - 4/27 ($250, $150 for new port-ins)
AT&T - 4/30 online, who knows about stores ($200)
Verizon - it's Verizon, so who knows?
I'm in the same boat. :thumbsup:Come on 4/24 so I can swap from sprint to tmobile.
I would like to read some review on the Exynos 5 Octa. After seeing dual A15s in the N10, I seriously doubted we'd see four A15s in a phone so soon. Evidently 32 nm > 28 nm did wonders for Samsung.
Likewise, it's impressive how Qualcomm managed to squeeze out so much more performance going from Krait 200 to Krait 300, under the same node (from HTC One reviews). It's a pretty astounding achievement by conventional standards.
The Death Star has moved up the schedule: it's now shipping 4/23 (this Tuesday).The S4 is available for pre order from AT&T. They say it will ship on 4/30.
Those of us on Verizon have to wait... :banghead:Argh. You're all a buncha jerks. Just placed an order for one after reading everything in this thread. Getting here 4/27.
GSM Arena updated their review yesterday based on retail unit results. The headphone output retested ridiculously clean, but I'm not sure if that's the Qualcomm version or just the usual Exynos/Wolfson excellence. All their SoC benchmarks are still on Snapdragon, though, so maybe Samsung fixed that model's audio...
edit -- the One's numbers jumped too, so it looks like the Qualcomm audio tested worse than it should have. OK, now I'm ready to buy.