Verizon now selling 32GB Galaxy S4 online

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 30 Jun 2013 9:14 User comments (8)

The U.S.' biggest carrier Verizon, has made a 32GB model of the Samsung Galaxy S4 available online for $299 with contract.

Until this weekend, Verizon only had the 16GB version available for $199.

Of course, the phone has expandable memory via microSD, so the extra $100 to move up a model is definitely not worth it. High-end 16GB microSD cards sell for $10-$20.

Buyers will see their devices ship starting on July 3rd.

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130.6.2013 21:31

Tazer247

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If it is the same as the s3, it can be worth it. Apps can only be installed on the internal sd card, so if you use a lot of apps, you might need it. I have only 1gb free on my 16gb GS3 with around 50 apps total.

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230.6.2013 22:20

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I think it was kind of lame of Google/Android developers to force internal storage for app placement. I use to put as many apps as possible on the micro sd card. Yea they want to say that someone might remove the memory card. But who really does that? I don't know anyone. I personally think it is a hassle to remove the card. I can count the amount of times on one hand that I needed to remove the card for some reason.

330.6.2013 22:33

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Originally posted by Tazer247:
If it is the same as the s3, it can be worth it. Apps can only be installed on the internal sd card, so if you use a lot of apps, you might need it. I have only 1gb free on my 16gb GS3 with around 50 apps total.

The S3 did not allow Save to SD? That's heinous.

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430.6.2013 22:39

Tazer247

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Originally posted by DVDBack23:

The S3 did not allow Save to SD? That's heinous.

Yeah. And it was a surprise to everyone I think. I know they were trying to get a way to get apps over to the external, but I don't think they pulled off getting anything more than the app data over to the external.

530.6.2013 22:48

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Originally posted by Tazer247:

Originally posted by DVDBack23:

The S3 did not allow Save to SD? That's heinous.
Yeah. And it was a surprise to everyone I think. I know they were trying to get a way to get apps over to the external, but I don't think they pulled off getting anything more than the app data over to the external.

I believe that after ICS that if the phone came with internal storage most if not all manufacturers didn't allow the option to save to sd. It may have been a Google thing as well.

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61.7.2013 05:11

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Originally posted by Tazer247:
Apps can only be installed on the internal sd card, so if you use a lot of apps, you might need it. I have only 1gb free on my 16gb GS3 with around 50 apps total.

yes, more internal memory is a definite requirement since you cannot install apps in external cards unless you root the device that voids warranty, which may not be an option for many.

71.7.2013 12:27

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Originally posted by Tazer247:
If it is the same as the s3, it can be worth it. Apps can only be installed on the internal sd card, so if you use a lot of apps, you might need it. I have only 1gb free on my 16gb GS3 with around 50 apps total.

You're a retard for saying something so trivial and ridiculously anti-pragmatic.

50 apps would not eat up 15GB.......unless they're ALL cutting edge, brand new, massively large games.....and I doubt you only have games on your phone. Who knows......with comments like this, I could see you being a phone gaming junky.

Stop treating your phone like it's an appendage and put it down from time to time and stop hoarding apps you likely NEVER USE!

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83.7.2013 16:17

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Oh here goes Hearme0 again with his shitty attitude contributing nothing. You really need to get a life and stop trolling to be an ass to people. We don't forget your name and I sure can't forget your wonderful articulate manner of speaking. Leave this site because nothing you say matters and calling someone a retard only proves how "smart" you are

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