poofyhairguy
Lifer
- Nov 20, 2005
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Just bought an external charger from PROVANTAGE. I have HATED having to top off charging on busy days. I can't wait to get back to flipping batteries.
Yup,
Discovered pretty quickly that the 9gb free space they give you disappears fairly quickly
I'm waiting for the charging kit to finally come into stock at Samsung's website so I can use a 50% off coupon.
bought my accessories today...
memory card: Samsung 32gb
screen protector: Spigen Ultra Crystal
case: Urban Armor (not a lot of reviews on this, but their S3 case had amazing reviews so I'm hoping the S4 follow suit)
I know the Samsung is fast, but that's $3 less than what I paid for the 64gb SanDisk in yesterday's Gold Box sale.
I know the Samsung is fast, but that's $3 less than what I paid for the 64gb SanDisk in yesterday's Gold Box sale.
Dropped my S4 today. Screen cracked and it developed a spider pattern. First phone I have every damaged the screen on.
Will get it repaired/replaced for I had insurance on the phone.
(It landed on its corner, on parking lot pavement from about 3ft, no case but did have an extended battery)
How about the AT&T option? It's a GSM phone, right? Should be able to work in Canada once unlocked?
you can have all that stuff on the mSD but the prob is (i found) is that the cache for thumbs goes to internal and mine is a gig. add in some google music caching, a game or 2 and i'm running out of space
I got one yesterday, I love it besides the keyboard but that is no big deal. Test shot on auto and no editing
Download the app FolderMount (must be rooted) and you can mount those storage files to the external SD. This saved me from exchanging my phone for a 32GB so I can make full use of my 32GB card. Thread about this app on xda http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2267461
Hmm, so you can move ANY existing system folder to the external SD card, and it'll stay there permanently? So, if you took a picture or a new video, you could have those new files get stored directly to your external SD card provided you have moved that folder over with FolderMount?