And my Windows Mobile phone from 2006 can do all of the above, doesn't mean I want to use it
So you expect us to believe your Treo 700 running Magento could do everything an Android phone running Donut could do? LMAO
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So you expect us to believe your Treo 700 running Magento could do everything an Android phone running Donut could do? LMAO
So you expect us to believe your Treo 700 running Magento could do everything an Android phone running Donut could do? LMAO
Hey, maybe I'm wrong, but all the features discussed here (attaching files to emails, turn by turn directions, multi-tasking, task manager, widgets, custom home screen, lock screen notifications, custom ROMs, call blocking, tethering, streaming music while getting turn by turn directions and attaching a song to an email from my external memory card...etc, I was doing in 2005 on my HTC Apache, sold as the PPC-6700 on Sprint.
It even had flash and let me download YouTube videos directly to the device
I would say the vast majority do though. That and the plans are the same price if you buy subsidized or unsubsidized. I'm not going to dump the service, so I might as well get a nice price cut on the phone. I could go prepaid, but my AT&T service has been good so far so i'm sticking with them.
Hey, maybe I'm wrong, but all the features discussed here (attaching files to emails, turn by turn directions, multi-tasking, task manager, widgets, custom home screen, lock screen notifications, custom ROMs, call blocking, tethering, streaming music while getting turn by turn directions and attaching a song to an email from my external memory card...etc, I was doing in 2005 on my HTC Apache, sold as the PPC-6700 on Sprint.
It even had flash and let me download YouTube videos directly to the device
Yup, that was back when non touch screen phones running WM were called smartphones and touch screen phones were called pocket pcs. The Treo 750 and Imate SP-5 were my two favorites. And when I say they did everything, they did everything. With the exception of gaming like today's phones.
FWIW, at least if you're on a major carrier that sells iPhones in the US, the answer is "yes". They don't give discounts on monthly service to customers that paid full price for unlocked devices.
I went from a iPhone 4 to the Epic Touch 4G and I've really haven't been happy with it until I just recently flashed the ROM with the leaked near complete version of ICS that Sprint is going to release to users. It's like a completely new phone. It's way more smooth and reliable. I like it a lot more now and may not switch back to the iPhone 5 as I planned, especially if Apple is actually going to release a phone that's just taller for some insane reason.
Perhaps they're tired of using a phone with such a dinky washed out screen?
That's why I switched.
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I did the same thing as well. I loaded each leak up until the first few FE builds at which point I switched back to the 4S. I can say I liked the experience a lot more than EL29, but I just felt iOS was for me more.
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I wouldn't say it's washed out, but rather the colors are less pronounced when compared to a Super AMOLED display.
Well, I can't comment on the first few leaked builds as I was afraid to try them. The one I installed was one that just came out that is supposed to be pretty much what Samsung is going to release soon. It's rock solid and I like it a lot.
As far as the iPhone screen issue. After I used the Epic touch foe a week or so and then used one of my friends iPhones, that was my first thought. "This screen looks so dinky and washed out".
I may still come back to the iPhone if the next version is worth it. If Apple ends up actually just making the phone taller, I will probably pass. What a stupid idea.
This is my experience, too. For my purposes, google play has all the apps I need and they work fine for me.
Swift key is the number one reason why I will not switch to iPhone. I just will not take the time to type out every word when Swift Key will write 70% for me on my android. The second reason is the screen size, I like my mobile screen to be slightly bigger. If I could have those two things in an iPhone, I'd consider switching.
