Anyone else getting a Galaxy 4?

[Lason]

google maps FTW

[roliath]

I'm probably gonna swap out my work line for one.

[mustang_marc]

My gs4 will be at the house tomorrow, too bad I won't be home for a while to use it. My only problem with HTC is the battery life was horrible when I had them. Motorola was a little better but I've had issues with it too. Friends that have had Samsung phones seem to like them, I'm finally making that move.

Mine's out for delivery now. Will be there when I get home from work. Prior to my iPhones, I had a Samsung Blackjack 2 and loved it. It was great for what was out at the time (pre-iPhone). I think I dropped 1 call in a couple years I had that phone. I can't say the same thing about the iPhone. So while I'm looking forward to LTE and a bigger screen, I'm hoping I get a better "phone" as well.

[90GT50]

I'm sure I'll end up with one somehow. Still using my free nexus 4 for now, haven't had any issues with it, despite it being made by LG.

[Texican]

Mine came in today along with the galaxy note for the wife. I'm sure she'll try them both out so wouldn't be surprised if she steals the S4.

[01vnms4v]

I got mine today, already loaded all the apps I had on my iPhone 5. So far, no complaints.

[jdgregory84]

My roommate got his in the mail today. I have a Galaxy 1 and out of curiosity we both did a benchmark test. Mine scored an 1100. His....12,600 out of the box. I think overclocked, the best I've ever got was around 1,600.

[2000 vert]

Wife and both just upgraded from htc evos on sprint. I went s3 she went iphone 5. I love the s3 and she hates the i5. Android all the way.

[CJ-95GT]

I will probably try and snag one myself. I still use a flip phone and was on the fence between the Iphones and Sammy's for a while. Now that I'm ready to pull the trigger, I'm was wondering if I should also get it insured. Do most people get the insurance with smart phones? I always hear about screens cracking or something random breaking.

[diablo rojo]

I will probably try and snag one myself. I still use a flip phone and was on the fence between the Iphones and Sammy's for a while. Now that I'm ready to pull the trigger, I'm was wondering if I should also get it insured. Do most people get the insurance with smart phones? I always hear about screens cracking or something random breaking.

I insure all my phones (I have 5 lines.....not baller, just wife and kids). It's come in handy plenty of times.

[CJ-95GT]

I insure all my phones (I have 5 lines.....not baller, just wife and kids). It's come in handy plenty of times.

I plan on it, but I wasnt' sure if it was worth it. Sometimes getting insured stuff fixed/replaced is like pulling teeth for some companies.

[diablo rojo]

I'm on T-Mo and have always just gone through Asurion online. Really easy and typically have the replacement in 1-2 days.

[Baron Von Crowder]

I plan on it, but I wasnt' sure if it was worth it. Sometimes getting insured stuff fixed/replaced is like pulling teeth for some companies.

I went through a few phones one year, either dropping or leaving them in my pocket when I jump in the pool. I got insurance on the s2 and a thick rubber case, and havent broken or dropped it in water yet.

[Captain Crawfish]

Jobs should have picked someone rather than cook to lead the company. its obvious the guy just doesnt have what it takes to lead aapl

[90GT50]

I'm on T-Mo and have always just gone through Asurion online. Really easy and typically have the replacement in 1-2 days.

Yep, phoneclaim.com. Only allowed two claims a year, though. Asurion is what most carriers use for insurance.

For 8 bucks a month I'd recommend it, you only pay a deductible of usually around 1/4 price of the phone, instead of paying full price. Or if you're doing monthly payments for your phone on t-mobile, that would be the balance of your installment plan left on your phone, plus another one, which can sometimes end up being over $1000.