Which Cell Phone do you own?
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Three. It's only reasonable given how technology curves work to either try to head off the curve and maximize the length of time a device with be useful, or just always get the cheapest possible functional device that doesn't drive you crazy to use.
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I say get the external charger. Make that thing last as long as possible.
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Keep it rocking Seul, my iPhone 4s is now over 2 years ole and out of contract but I will not trade it in despite being offered an amazing deal on a 5S by my provider. No retreat, no surrender.
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samsung galaxy s3 i think because its free with my contract im not really a phone or tschno person but its nice to have a screen i can see.
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The screens on phones that are a couple generations old now have nothing on current gen phones. Blah blah blah tech is always advancing blah blah, but seriously the new gens screens are leaps and bounds easier to see, especially in full sun than previous gens. I was using my nexus 5 and my buddy's s3 side by side and the difference was night and day. But then again I've been playing Ingress hardcore outside lately and it makes a difference trying to see them screens in the sun.
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To round off the discussion I prompted in Random Questions last week,I ended up switching my iPhone 4S for a 5S. I've had iPhones since the beginning and never been disappointed so far so it was the logical choice, plus I just find all the Android stuff so painfully bland and (with the exception of the HTC M8 and the new Sony) so cheap looking.
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To round off the discussion I prompted in Random Questions last week,I ended up switching my iPhone 4S for a 5S.
Respect. Hope it lasts you a few good years, and then some!
I was given an Android tablet (huawei honor x1 running 4.2.2) last week on the trip to China. A few days of playing with it and I'm more than ever happy with my iPhone. I tried to root-kit the thing to eradicate the Chinese characters throughout the thing but there's no root-kit for this tablet. Considering that's what I always hear as the strength of the android platform, it's kinda crappy being locked to a vendor's implementation of the OS.
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I use an iphone 5s, started my experience with smartphones with iphone, decided to switch awhile back to android cause I heard such great things. It was a nightmarish 3 months before I bit the bullet snd went back to iphone been with them since the 4 now.. Although my pops got an s4 recently snd it does seem nice. Clunky, but nice
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I have a Nokia Lumia 1520 after being chased away by usability and quality issues from Apple (and I was a huge loyalist, so this didn't come lightly). I've had Windows Phone 8.1 on it for a while and love it. They only drawbacks so far have been that some of the software (Facebook and Tapatalk in particular) aren't on par with their iOS counterparts. Other than that, I've never been happier with a mobile device. Given how much I fight my PC, the irony of this is not lost on me.
