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rumour is the new iphone is going to have 3 variants ?
Chuck Norris has the greatest Poker-Face of all time. He won the 1983 World Series of Poker, despite holding only a Joker, a Get out of Jail Free Monopoly card, a 2 of clubs, 7 of spades and a green #4 card from the game Uno.
Samsung galaxy SII for me as well. it was my first "smartphone" as I was pretty late to the bandwagon. before that all I thought I needed a phone for was to call or message, that's it.
now I am not quite sure how I managed without it. I would likely stick with android next time round, as I have seen some of the limitations of the apple products.
I used to have an massive amount of hate for the iPhone and Apple in general but the current phone I have is the most reliable phone I've had in years minus recpetion dramas because I'm with Vodafail
Actually if I had any advice for someone getting a new phone, do it with any company that isn't Vodafone!!
At this stage I would be most likely to upgrade to the next varient of the iPhone, be it Iphone 6 or 5s as Zed mentioned
These days the major battle seems to be IOS vs Android
I've read similar stuff but whether it's true only time will tell!
Cheaper variants rumoured to be targeting China and India in most of the stuff I've read
because people believe their advertising ?
Chuck Norris has the greatest Poker-Face of all time. He won the 1983 World Series of Poker, despite holding only a Joker, a Get out of Jail Free Monopoly card, a 2 of clubs, 7 of spades and a green #4 card from the game Uno.
Because one of the alternatives is that clusterfuck telstra.
If I didn't have to travel to the middle of nowhere - seriously the town I was in on Tuesday wasn't on the map - I'd never be with them.
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I was 3 mobile for 8 years before the merge with Vodafone with not one problem
Since the merge and being put onto a purely Vodafone service I have had nothing but problems with reception. Was offered a shiny new phone for the swap and with 12 months to go on my contract and phone that I was not happy with was probably too eager to take it.
Probably heading back to Telstra in October when my current contract runs out
yeah, my current (for 2 more weeks) phone is the HTC Legend, a great little phone, with the same "single block of Aluminium" design.
this phone is goddamned tough! Ive dropped it so many times, and not a drama. Its starting to spaz out a little bit in old age, and as mentioned, on Vodafail, its constantly being abused for not working, but in all honesty its not the phones fault!
I've had a Nokia Lumia 920 for about 6 months now. It's been a great phone.
I have a bit of an old clunker Galaxy S with about 3 months left of a 2yr plan. Still works fine.
One of the things I like about it is the ability to carry a few spare batteries to swap out. Great when you're away from home and can't plug in to re-charge any old time.
A lot of the newer phones have built-in batteries? Correct?
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Yep, But most chargers are USB at some point before the socket. Which is handy with computers everywhere. And all newer TV's have USB ports which you can plug into for some juice, cars have them too. So it's pretty hard to run out of battery if you have a USB charger
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