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does anyone know if the iphone 5 will come with it's own sim card, considering it is LTE and most people will be going from 3g on their iphones to LTE which means a different sim card will be require. (referring to vzw)
 
does anyone know if the iphone 5 will come with it's own sim card, considering it is LTE and most people will be going from 3g on their iphones to LTE which means a different sim card will be require. (referring to vzw)

Most people wouldn't leave 3G for LTE, as in its current state it is pretty much experimental and highly overpaid.
 
No you don't, it's your imagination or your light web browsing use makes you think otherwise. 3hrs is what you get for web browsing, check all reviews they all say the same thing. Blame the white webpages that are the ones really taxing on AMOLEDs.

Yes I do.... But FYI I'm using the Chrome Browser instead of the native one.

Besides, you gave me web browsing stats and we were talking about LTE and how it drains the battery.
 
Yes I do.... But FYI I'm using the Chrome Browser instead of the native one.

Besides, you gave me web browsing stats and we were talking about LTE and how it drains the battery.

lol, of course I'm gonna show you battery consumption by web browsing, LTE is high speed data, how else you want to test LTE battery drains? by doing a call :rolleyes:?
 
lol, of course I'm gonna show you battery consumption by web browsing, LTE is high speed data, how else you want to test LTE battery drains? by doing a call :rolleyes:?

There are many more things you can use LTE for other than web browsing: film and music streaming, video-over-IP etc.. Web browsing is not the best example for demonstrating LTE... That's why it's irrelevant if you want to prove that LTE drains battery.
 
I hope this crap will get blocked by Samsung. Sueing for rounded corners...enough insanity for me.
 
There are many more things you can use LTE for other than web browsing: film and music streaming, video-over-IP etc.. Web browsing is not the best example for demonstrating LTE... That's why it's irrelevant if you want to prove that LTE drains battery.

"irrelevant" lmao, you keep telling yourself that...;)
Enjoy your phone :)
 
Haha, keep trolling, that will take you far...

The only troll here is you buddy, stop the hatorade and learn about your phone before posting. Tired of your baiting so I'm not gonna bother replying anymore to you. bye :apple:
 
No you don't, it's your imagination or your light web browsing use makes you think otherwise. 3hrs is what you get for web browsing, check all reviews they all say the same thing. Blame the white webpages that are the ones really taxing on AMOLEDs.

I get more than three as well. That chart is complete crap. My dad has the rezound. He does not get better battery than me.
 
I get more than three as well. That chart is complete crap. My dad has the rezound. He does not get better battery than me.

Another Review by quick searching google: (Remember this is Web Browsing consuming battery chart)
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The only troll here is you buddy, stop the hatorade and learn about your phone before posting. Tired of your baiting so I'm not gonna bother replying anymore to you. bye :apple:
Oh yeah, I'm trolling so hard because I'm simply saying that I have good battery life on my phone.

You on the other hand by posting irrelevant stats and saying that I am imagining things are NOT trolling at all.

Yes, yes... That makes complete sense.
 
Oh yeah, I'm trolling so hard because I'm simply saying that I have good battery life on my phone.

You on the other hand by posting irrelevant stats and saying that I am imagining things are NOT trolling at all.

Yes, yes... That makes complete sense.
I will take your latest bait.
lmao, you clearly don't know. I hope you watched yesterday's conference. Here is how :apple: breaks down battery usage on the iPhone 5 (weird that they use browsing as a way to calculate battery consumption of LTE :eek: Maybe go complain to them and every LTE phone review that web browsing is 'irrelevant' to LTE battery consumption :rolleyes: ) :

Talk time:
Up to 8 hours on 3G

Browsing time:
Up to 8 hours on LTE
Up to 8 hours on 3G
Up to 10 hours on Wi-Fi

Standby time:
Up to 225 hours
http://www.apple.com/iphone/compare-iphones/
 
I will take your latest bait.
lmao, you clearly don't know. I hope you watched yesterday's conference. Here is how :apple: breaks down battery usage on the iPhone 5 (weird that they use browsing as a way to calculate battery consumption of LTE :eek: Maybe go complain to them and every LTE phone review that web browsing is 'irrelevant' to LTE battery consumption :rolleyes: ) :

Talk time:
Up to 8 hours on 3G

Browsing time:
Up to 8 hours on LTE
Up to 8 hours on 3G
Up to 10 hours on Wi-Fi

Standby time:
Up to 225 hours
http://www.apple.com/iphone/compare-iphones/
What's your point?

They're showing how much browsing on 3G and LTE you can do.

So what?

You've shown me stats for browsing on different phones, not necessarily LTE phones. It's not even specified whether they all have been tested on Wifi or not. Maybe they've used a non-LTE Galaxy Nexus? Who knows.

That's why those stats are irrelevant. They prove nothing in regards of LTE. However if the stats presented battery life for browsing on LTE, that would be a completely different story.
 
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