I've been using a verizon dumbphone and an iPod touch for a while. I don't know why I didn't get an iPhone earlier. 
Now I have an iPhone 4s and I <3 it.
Now I have an iPhone 4s and I <3 it.
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Ha ! and an iPod touch? do you really use all of them?
16gb wasn't enough space for my stuff on my phone. Couldn't find a 32GB White used iP4 for AT&T so said **** it and just bought a second black iPhone which has all my large games and videos. iPod is still on 4.3.3 and only used for jb themes, and tweaks, all that stuff.
Did you really think I just stared at them like a damn painting?
I'm currently using a Verizon flip phone with my 4th gen iPod touch. I'm looking forward to getting an iPhone 5.
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The older Motorola Razr (non smartphone) on a pay as you go on T-Mobile plan. 1000 minutes for $100 last me many months and works out well for me.
A fast, fun and very reliable Samsung S II.
I had originally hoped the replacement for my iPhone 4 would be an iPhone 5 with a display larger than the little 3.5" that Apples used for so long. When that didn't happen, I could no longer resist the urge to go Android.
I hate to admit it but I really like it, and often wonder what all the Android bashing is about. I get good battery life and a beautiful large display. It's so bright and bold I don't miss the little 3.5" at all.
Being that this is the first time I've migrated away from Apple, I must say it was far easier than most make it out to be. I have all the major apps like Dropbox, Catch, and the like, just as I do for iOS. The transition was fast & easy. I've met many iOS to Android converts and like myself they're quite happy.
Once Apple catches up I may return, but that remains to be seen. I know the rumor is a 4" for the upcoming model, yet that's still smaller than what I have. Also I like the Samsung's style and light weight. No fragile glass to worry about and no antenna issues no matter how one likes to hold it.
Syncs perfectly with my MBP, cloud services are seamless, and I'm all backed up. It's a nice change for the positive.
I had originally hoped the replacement for my iPhone 4 would be an iPhone 5 with a display larger than the little 3.5" that Apples used for so long. When that didn't happen, I could no longer resist the urge to go Android.
I hate to admit it but I really like it, and often wonder what all the Android bashing is about. I get good battery life and a beautiful large display. It's so bright and bold I don't miss the little 3.5" at all.
Being that this is the first time I've migrated away from Apple, I must say it was far easier than most make it out to be. I have all the major apps like Dropbox, Catch, and the like, just as I do for iOS. The transition was fast & easy. I've met many iOS to Android converts and like myself they're quite happy.
Once Apple catches up I may return, but that remains to be seen. I know the rumor is a 4" for the upcoming model, yet that's still smaller than what I have. Also I like the Samsung's style and light weight. No fragile glass to worry about and no antenna issues no matter how one likes to hold it.
Syncs perfectly with my MBP, cloud services are seamless, and I'm all backed up. It's a nice change for the positive.
just curious, as a fellow android user, DROID Incredible 2 by HTC, what do you use to "sync" your android with your MBP? I have a macbook air and am at a loss of applications that "sync" android with macs.
Thanks.
I use the following cloud services;
1) Google (Mail, Docs, Maps, Calendar, Contacts, other Google Services)
2) Evernote (notes, notes with photos, etc)
3) Simplenote (plain text notes)
4) Dropbox (MS Office files, other misc files)
5) Catch (various work, chosen for speed)
These five provide me with access from my PC at work, as well as my MBP which is for another business I have as well as all my personal usage.
With complete cross platform access, I am never locked out of anything.
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Well know I own a verizon 32GB iPhone 4
but before I had an iPhone I used a 32GB iPod Touch 3 gen and an env2
had to carry env2 in one pocket and ipod in another, glad I got an iPhone.
but before I had an iPhone I used a 32GB iPod Touch 3 gen and an env2
had to carry env2 in one pocket and ipod in another, glad I got an iPhone.
Odd. I keep my enV2 and 4th gen iPod touch (in an Otterbox Defender case) in the same front pocket. No problems, and I'm not a big guy at all.
I do, however, find it most comfortable to have the iPod's back against my leg (screen facing outward) with the enV2 in front. With a less bulky case, this would not be an issue. Consolidation would be nice, but the iPod touch is a very thin device.
PS- Wallet with keys on top go in other front pocket. Earbuds go in back pocket. Again, no problems here.
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The s baby!
Although there isn't that significant of a difference from iPhone 4 to 4-S, I still upgraded because I'm eligible every year as lead line on a family plan through ATT. I do notice difference in speed between apps and sometimes Siri is convenient, but I don't use it that much to say that the 4S blows the 4 out of the water either.
Although there isn't that significant of a difference from iPhone 4 to 4-S, I still upgraded because I'm eligible every year as lead line on a family plan through ATT. I do notice difference in speed between apps and sometimes Siri is convenient, but I don't use it that much to say that the 4S blows the 4 out of the water either.
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A crappy flip phone with Straight Talk at $45 a month unlimited. With widely available wifi, it's not worth me getting a smartphone.
A crappy flip phone with Straight Talk at $45 a month unlimited. With widely available wifi, it's not worth me getting a smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy S Captivate. 16 GB internal + 16 GB class 10 MicroSDHC. Running CyanogenMOD 7.2 instead of the stock Samsung software for complete customization.
Fantastic OLED screen too.
Fantastic OLED screen too.