Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

wayneholbrook

macrumors regular
Mar 30, 2010
249
27
Miami Florida
You can sync directly to iTunes using iSyncr. I use iSyncr wifi, the only catch is that any videos that are DRM protected will NOT transfer over. I think another poster mentioned some after market hardware to alter that, but I am not sure what or how this is done.

There is a HUGE difference between a compact iPhone and a Phablet! I think I would feel stupid carrying it around (no offence to anyone intended). I am using the GS3 and enjoying the screen real estate and the ability to carry it as a phone without feeling... kinda weird.

Its funny, a friend of mine is still sporting the 3GS and kept commenting as I was demo-ing some stuff.. gee that screen is big!

Do you buy isyncr on your Mac or the android market place?
 

Chrisg2014

macrumors regular
Original poster
Aug 23, 2010
228
0
USA
Please go get the Samsung right away. You need it.Get it before some kind of sales prohibition takes it away. Go now...run like the wind!

I'm at the AT&T store right now but the sales person is trying to tell me it hasn't been released yet so I'm telling them I'm not leaving this spot it is released... I could be here a while...
 

kiltedthrower

macrumors regular
Aug 24, 2012
144
0
:O sorry I thought you meant the one that was out, my mistake but anyway you could convert them using different applications in order to put them in any mobile or tablet you want :)

I have the Note and think it's pretty dang awesome.
 

daveathall

macrumors 68020
Aug 6, 2010
2,379
1,410
North Yorkshire
I'm at the AT&T store right now but the sales person is trying to tell me it hasn't been released yet so I'm telling them I'm not leaving this spot it is released... I could be here a while...

I dont think it has been released yet. IIRC I read somewhere that it would be released in the UK in early October. (I could be wrong though)
 

xraydoc

Contributor
Oct 9, 2005
11,027
5,488
192.168.1.1
is there even such a thing as standard-size? What do you mean by that? Average size? Cause from the superphones out there the iphone is considered somewhat small or more mobile if you would put it that way.

The newer version will be your standard IMO.

How about if you can't decide what's better :eek: 2device or 1 all-in-one :confused:

Yes. Average sized. 3.5" to 4.5". Something like the Galaxy S3 (which I own, BTW) or HTC One X with 4.8" screens I'd consider well above average size for a smartphone - at least currently. Though clearly the trend is towards larger devices.

But there's still a huge difference between a phone with a 4.8" screen like the GS3 and the 5.5" screen of the Note II.
 

Chrisg2014

macrumors regular
Original poster
Aug 23, 2010
228
0
USA
I think I'm going to go with the Note II because the iPhone 5 to me is nothing new. Plus I don't want to have to pay $20 for an adapter and I'll need a couple of them, so if anything i'll just get a different phone. Thanks guys!
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.