iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, or Samsung S4

[SLAG]

Originally Posted by luv

Currently have the iPhone 4s, and I just thought it would be easier to transfer numbers and ringtones and everything. It's not like I have a lot of music on iTunes or anything. I mostly listen to Pandora. As long as I have that app, then I'm good. I'm leaning towards the Samsung. I always had a Samsung before being given my current iPhone. I can upgrade on October 1, so I think that's the direction I'm going to go.

you should take a serious look at the HTC One

[luv]

Originally Posted by SLAG

you should take a serious look at the HTC One

Did a comparison between it and the S4. Seem almost identical. HTC looks to have a little more talk time. S4 has the larger screen. S4 is Android 4.2, and HTC is Android 4.1 (although I have no idea what that difference means).

[MTG#10]

Originally Posted by luv

Did a comparison between it and the S4. Seem almost identical. HTC looks to have a little more talk time. S4 has the larger screen. S4 is Android 4.2, and HTC is Android 4.1 (although I have no idea what that difference means).

Android 4.1

Android 4.2

Screen elements shown: Digital clock at the top-center; day and date below the clock; lock icon at lower half of the screen To unlock device, drop lock icon on unlock icon on outer ring. Outer ring has shortcuts for Camera and Google Now. Uses only one lockscreen Does not allow lockscreen widgets Notifications Shade accessible by swiping top screen edge downwards

Screen elements shown: Digital clock at the top-right; day and date below the clock; lock icon at lower half of the screen; user icons below lock icon (for multi-user feature on tablets only) Hour digits on clock are set in boldface, presumably for greater visibility To unlock, drag lock icon to outer ring. No app shortcuts on outer lock ring Google Now can be launched by swiping center (dotted circle) of lockscreen’s bottom edge upwards. Uses multiple lockscreens and allows lockscreen widgets; lockscreens can be rearranged Notifications Shade accessible by swiping top screen edge downwards; swipe down with two fingers to open Quick Settings menu. For tablets, swipe down from the left side for Notification and the right side for the Quick Settings menu Camera accessible by swiping right screen edge towards left (for phones only)

The HTC will get 4.2 eventually, but I'd still go with the Samsung. Better camera, replaceable battery, you can add more memory, and super amoled looks better than s-lcd 3 imo. (nicer screen )

[T-Town]

The HTC will get 4.2 eventually, but I'd still go with the Samsung. Better camera, replaceable battery, you can add more memory, and super amoled looks better than s-lcd 3 imo. (nicer screen )

Just switched to at&t and was stuck between the htc one and s4. Those are what sealed the deal, though the rounded back of the htc had me concerned for some reason.

[SLAG]

Originally Posted by luv

Did a comparison between it and the S4. Seem almost identical. HTC looks to have a little more talk time. S4 has the larger screen. S4 is Android 4.2, and HTC is Android 4.1 (although I have no idea what that difference means).

HTC is better built all around.

The HTC will be getting 4.3 before the end of fall skipping 4.2

you will like either one

I just prefer HTC's Build Quality - and they didn't over do it with features you'll never use like samsung