[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jazzmachine:
Re: my tentative plan for adjusting to a Nexus device, check out the type of flash drive I posted about here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-3/accessories/killer-deal-64gb-corsair-usb-3-micro-t2895727. So I've got a 32 gig tiny (1 in long) drive and I just ordered that 64 gig Corsair. Of course I wouldn't leave it plugged into the phone, but I can copy large files to it... (music library, redundant backups, even massive obb / files for huge games via folder mount, so that if I wanted to play a particular game, I could plug in the drive, and just mount the folders for it... FolderMount, if your not familiar searches your Android folder for large files, which you can move anywhere you want (typically external sd), and though I haven't tried it yet, I'm almost positive that would work. So I could adapt to a (64 gig) Nexus... can't wait for the confirmed specs, hopefully it will kick ass to the level where I'm super glad that I waited vs. throwing down for a Note 4. Samsung, there's little doubt that the Qualcom variant beats what we got across the board; particularly in the "future-proof-ability" department... really, what were they thinking releasing one variant as one of the first x64 devices and stuck us with the "mark the date on your calendar when 32 bit is considered 'legacy' variant... I can picture throwing down for a Note 4 with a sigh rather than a smile... "nothing better yet... watch the killer (insert OEM here) 64 bit flagship of 2015 to drop the week after. The more I think about it, pretty sure that the Note 3 is the best device I've owned / used... I'm not even close to sick of it, and don't see that happening for quite a while. Just looking at that phone, the only element where it clearly crushes the note 3 is the display, and that's rather low on my list of priorities, as long as the picture is "good enough"; no question that the Note 3 meets that criteria, just to a lesser degree than the 4. Add to that that whatever's on the screen is NOT an element of Tweaked, which IMO pretty much kills it despite ts huge increase in pixels. A much higher priority is "best in class" internal components, and simply comparing the US version to the "well traveled, 64 bit variant" proves that the device available to us US residents loses in that respect to its very own "sister model". Last point, I'm kind of... disinclined to support Samsung with a purchase of this device that they pretty blatantly shortchanged.

I've said it before, but I think it's pretty cool that whichever device Dwith decides to develop for that a significant % of the "Tweaked community" has plans to follow him to it. IMO, it's definitely worth waiting for a few months of 2015 before making that decision. I mean, is anyone seriously "over" their N3 already? Not a chance here. In fact, even with a vintage of almost a year, I find myself still continuing to increase the degree to which I dig this phone. I've got pretty mixed feelings towards Samsung... I mean, they (usually) give the people what they want, a ::ahem:: NOTEabley (I just made up that clever and delightful pun on the spot, seriously!) their most recent "flagship". I actually kind of hope that Samsung feels some hurt over this super-weak release to get them back on track for the 5.... couldn't they have just messed up the S5 and not tarnished the Note's good name?! Well, the Alpha's hardly impressive, so haven't they already released one of the least compelling handsets vs. the competition... two back to back super weak releases, get it together fools, are they trying to diminish the value of their brand? In contrast to my Note 3, I predict that I'd be satisfied for a much shorter time. As soon as the newer 64 bit 805's and 810's start showing up in every phone worthy of attention. the question of why I bought an $800 phone with a primary feature of "planned-obsolescence" when I could have waited a few months for a legit next-gen device.

So, who else pre-ordered?? :cyclops: