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I believe it is more of a QC issue of the new memory and chipset.  I can personally attest that my Note 2 suffers from severe lag issues that sometimes make it frustrating to use.  I've pared down applications and cleared app caches and other storage hogs with about 5GB free device space, but it certainly hasn't improved by much so signs point to internals not being up to par.  YMMV, but why would someone buy a note 2 with so many other (faster) devices available at the moment?

It's not really a matter of buying a new phone, but trading like phones. I like my HTC One just fine (although I wish LTE performance was a little better), but I get bored with phones and want a new one occasionally. Even better if I don't have to pay much out of pocket.

Usually I go through Swappa and buy used phones, but I don't have a backup Sprint phone to use between the time mine sells and the new one arrives.

What better day to announce KitKat than on Halloween?

Today!

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Hmm... I'll think about it a little more then. I may have the option to trade for an S4 well, or a Note 3 with some cash on my end

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Orly? Exynos that much better than the Snapdragon 600?

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How does the speed of the Note 2 compare to the HTC One? How bad am I being gypped if I were to trade my One for a Note 2 in your opinions? I know it's relative; I'm just curious.

If true, I'm a little worried because A We likely won't see the Play Store pricing at a Sprint store, and B My wife may kill me if I pay $700 for a phone.

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Well...the Nexus One did support MicroSD cards, so never say never.

That answers it. I was just curious.