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Szanthax
San Diego
So I've broken my phone and contemplated buying a new one. So Samsung or Apple. Tell me why's. (Ps I buy phone outright so the cost is all mine)
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
Rooting does typically void your warranty though, same as jailbreaking iOS. Neither is illegal (it's in kind of a grey area in some countries, but so far no legal actions have ever been taken against rooting/jailbreaking, so it's not likely to matter).
I think iPhone tends to have more popularity, so things might come out on it first, and Apple has a really high standard on their app store. Still, more of Android's apps are free, and Google Play is pretty great. I find Apple's refund policy (for apps) much better, but I am very careful about anything I spend money on, so I don't usually need refunds.
I bought a practically mint-condition purple S4 (which has pretty great specs, even for an older phone) on eBay about a year ago for $95. I bought it the best tempered glass screen protector and a great phone case, which brought up the total spendings to about $150. As long as I take care of it, it should last me for years. I'm all about the good deal investments. And more than likely, once I'm ready to upgrade, it'll be super easy to resell for nearly what I bought it for after I purchase a new one.
I feel like I'm way less roped in with Android. That's just my personal opinion, and most people I know have an iPhone, but there you go.
That love soon might end You are unbreaking
And be known in its aching Though quaking
Shown in this shaking Though crazy
Lately of my wasteland, baby That's just wasteland, baby
[I have the Samsung Galaxy J7, which is nowhere near as good as the S5 and up, yet still better than a grip of Apple phones. Plus, Ultra Power Saving Mode IS SO GOOD. My current 84% can last a full 78 hours on UTP, and 35 hours on standard Power Saving. Without any of them on, 33 hours.]
probably doesn't answer your question but I'd rather not have a phone than have this piece of junk. I'm tempted to stick the sim back in the Nokia and give this to the kids to ply Swordigo
Work force me (yes, force) to use Samsung note. I loathe Samsung with a passion that is usually only reserved for Manchester United football club. Samsung does weird things to my emails, texts, and most other apps and once even changed the phone language to Czech without my actually doing anything other than ending a phone call.(do not ask how long it took me to frantically jab buttons trying to work out Czech for "language")
To date, none of my three prior iPhones have ever had problems. I also love that I can link everything to iPad and Mac and, even better, they do this nifty family sharing on iTunes, so the 13 year old just downloads my music rather than costs me a bomb downloading her own.
...wonder if Sartan is a a United fan...
In the almost three years that I have been using my iphone, I only had my battery replaced. That costed me around 60 euros which is not too bad. So in total the iphone costed me 880 euros over (nearly) three years and it's still good. That's 293 euro per year. The androids I had before costed a lot more. The HTC was 640 and lasted a year and a half, let's call it two, that sums up to 320 per year. So in hindsight, the iphone is the best buy for me so far.
Have to say though, rooting and off-market apps don't work on my iphone. But then again, I have no need for it. The apple just works. It also doesn't get slower, something the HTC (and earlier androids) were notorious for.
Hope this helps!
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
That being said my current phone is the iPhone 6s Plus.
I love Arsenal Manchester United, really...
(Pick the iPhone!!)
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One of the symptoms of an approaching nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important
First season y'all miss out on CL I think...
Also never pick anything apple ever.
There used to be an IRE client app-thingie a while back, that allowed to connect. But basically, I just want to be able to read my messages and news and stuff, basically something like the firefox-extension does!