ethomaz said:
You are right... sorry.
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/EB-B600BUBESTA
The issue witht he manage of battery with others phones is the Android... technically speaking it runs over a Java virtual machine that needs to be running all the time so the stand by state in the non-Android OSs is better and take less baterry (less use of the cpu = less baterry).
The Android team make good progress over that but miracles won't happen.
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True but I still get full day's usage out of my Nexus 4.
In reality I see my iPhone friends plug their phones in just as often as anyone else. (as long as you're not comparing the first year LTE phones, those LTE radios killed shit)
Figured it would be same design with minor upgrades in CPU/GPU. Glad they are adding a bigger battery. Should of done that with iPhone 5 as it added LTE and that in itself takes more powah. My iBuddies will be interested to see it all.
Also for those of you not on iOS7... since so many of the new items have been in Android for awhile now.. you'll greatly like them. This isn't meant as a jab either, Android has copied plenty of iOS things too like its still in process single chat/sms system hangouts. Can't wait for SMS to finally be included in that. Of course hangouts allows video calls anywhere and accross devices... but still the single chat app solution is so much nicer.