+1 Unreal that the supposed best phone on market has no autocorrect
Downloaded this which seems similar to my GNex keyboard with great aucocorrect: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jlsoft.inputmethod.latin.jelly.free&?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNdBut unlike on my GNex it doesn't have swype built into it
The HTC One has a fantastic keyboard... with swype built in. #justsaying No, really I remember feeling the same way when I got the S4. I actually couldn't find any keyboard I liked as much as the stock one. They really have perfected it IMO.
The HTC One has a fantastic keyboard... with swype built in. #justsaying
You can say it till your blue in the face but it still won't meet my needs in a phone.
As Androids go I am very happy with the battery. It got better after a week or two but I imagine that had more to do with me playing it at first when it was new. I'm still waiting for a high end Android that will last 2 days easy.
I miss the recent apps button. No cure for that
double click the home button
IPhone
Just got the S4 a few hours ago and OMG is TouchWiz frustrating beyond belief.I just want my stock Android OS back I'm assuming I can get it if I root it? Anyone have a good tutorial to follow?#MissingMyGNex
Main pro is everything is much smoother and less bogged down.But the learning curve is far steeper than I expected and things that were so simple on the GNex now seem impossible.Interesting stuff here: http://www.androidcentral.com/using-samsung-galaxy-s4-stock-androidNot really sure if I should mess with it.I'd return and wait for the next Nexus if I knew VZW would carry it
Which firmware are you running, VRUAMDK or VRUAME7 ?I was going to mention that. https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=samsung_galaxy_s4
Not for VZW.