sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Verizon said they'd give me a whopping $48 for my phone (that I paid $249 for not even a year ago) if I traded it for something else. Ooooh! Wooow!
I was offered $23 for the phone (Droid Pro) that I bought last year.
Good riddance, Android!
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I was offered $23 for the phone (Droid Pro) that I bought last year.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
About time they caught up with lasts year's technology..
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Not so friendly on the droid batteries.
I had to get the extended battery for the T-Bolt, but overall happy with the phone, but don't think that had to do with 4G(had 3G only when I bought the phone), that phone just ate up the battery.
Though the Galaxy SIII that BG has is the bom-diggity..
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
That's what I have and I LOVE it. I had the extended battery with the Droid Pro and I still had to charge it twice a day.
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czygvtwkr
Guest
Some of that low battery is the $hitty signals arround here. I swear when I go to California I can go days without charging my phone, back in the days of flip phones I went an entire week without charging it.
awpitt
Main Streeter
I know folks who have switched from iPhone to GS3 and they all say the GS3 is better.
awpitt
Main Streeter
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
I can't watch it but I LOVE my Galaxy S III!!!
warneckutz
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I dunno, that Galaxy III is getting great reviews but I'm 0-2 with Samsung phones... Love their tv's and blu-ray... Not impressed with their cells at all... Hmmmm... Torn...
awpitt said:
I dunno, that Galaxy III is getting great reviews but I'm 0-2 with Samsung phones... Love their tv's and blu-ray... Not impressed with their cells at all... Hmmmm... Torn...
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
somdfunguy
not impressed
have to agree
warneckutz
Well-Known Member
You're tech-savvy with phones, right? Any ideas/suggestions? I know if I buy the new 5, something will come out next month that will make me wonder if I should've waited...
I just noticed a ton of apps now are just for the iPhone (the ones I seem to want)...
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Hubby already picked up his iPhone 5 and loves it! Said it is a ton faster than his 4 and a lot lighter, too.
warneckutz
Well-Known Member
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Nerds...
Chasey_Lane said:
Nerds...
somdfunguy
not impressed
I'd go with the 5 if you have upgrade credit, other wise find a 4s. If google could control the distribution of Android it would kill iOS but the carriers and OEMs ruin it.
We switched the wife's phone to the 5 from a Galaxy 1. We will most likely never be back to Android. As for me I'm stuck on Blackberry for work, but I also dont have to pay anything for it.
glhs837
Power with Control
One of my favorite phones was my Samsung that was an awesome camera, and also a phone. FLipshot, I think was the name.
I had one last SIII temptation, and dropping my OG Droid for the 15,456.985 time made me look up Galaxy III drop test. Reaffirmed my thoughts that I want that Moto Droid toughness. The edges of my Droid look like it's been through a war, but it's never been knocked out.
Drop Test: Samsung Galaxy S3 - YouTube
I had one last SIII temptation, and dropping my OG Droid for the 15,456.985 time made me look up Galaxy III drop test. Reaffirmed my thoughts that I want that Moto Droid toughness. The edges of my Droid look like it's been through a war, but it's never been knocked out.
Drop Test: Samsung Galaxy S3 - YouTube
FromTexas
This Space for Rent
My android phone has worked great the whole time. :shrug:
Its not android that is the problem. Its that there are a number of manufacturer's and variants for price points... you have to research your options and pick one - just like buying a PC; there are great ones and there are bad ones. Apple just makes it easy... one manufacturer and very limited variants; however, you are always tied to Apple.
Its not android that is the problem. Its that there are a number of manufacturer's and variants for price points... you have to research your options and pick one - just like buying a PC; there are great ones and there are bad ones. Apple just makes it easy... one manufacturer and very limited variants; however, you are always tied to Apple.
My parents have been rockin' their Samsung flip phones since 2004.
Mine still works great too.