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On Sun, Jun 30, 2013 at 07:49:36PM -0400, David Kramer wrote: > On 06/30/2013 07:13 PM, Dan Ritter wrote: > > If I were buying an S4, I would go for the Active variant solely > > for the water and dirt resistance. > > I thought about that, but the Active is a MAJOR setback in other areas; > no LTE, 8MP camera (and fewer camera modes) vs 16MP, STFT instead of > AMOLED screen, 16BG only, almost half of which is taken up by software > you can't remove... The Active has LTE and HSPA+. 16GB vs 32 storage is not a big deal: they both accept microSD cards. You can certainly remove the software they ship. Just flash a new ROM -- I'm fond of AOKP myself, but there's nothing wrong with CyanogenMod. The screen is a screen: are you particularly fond of AMOLED for an aesthetic reason? If you don't currently have an AMOLED screen, I expect you aren't. > - When using CalDAV, is the calendar stored locally and synced when I > say, pr must I have internet access to read the calendar from the server > all the time? Local storage and repeatedly sync'd bidirectionally. > - How does one deal with field alignment, of one calendar (or address > book) has fields the other doesn't or they're named differently? I don't know. -dsr-
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