Posted on 01/19/2016 3:15:13 AM PST by Up Yours Marxists
Another reason why I don’t have Apple products.
One of my sons has the Samsung 5 and another has the I phone.
Once my oldest saw the Samsung and how hecan download movies and music for free he now wants the Samsung as it is much better.
The thing is, when Verizon got rid of subsidies, they dropped the price. My family more everything plan went from 40 dollars per line to 15 dollars per line, plus $64 for 10 g data. They still offer a two year payment plan, and I got 2 new droid turbo 2s (retail 650) for $13/month for 2 years (Black Friday Online). Since I am paying $25 less per line, now this is a deal. My phone bill went from $300 to $200 per month. Also, Motorola had their Nexus 6 phones on sale for 40% off, and I was able to take advantage of that deal. Now you can bring your own phone, go as long or as short as you want before getting a new phone, etc. I like it.
Not true. I was on the More Everything plan and paying $40 per month per line (4 lines). With 10 g data, the line charge dropped to $15/line as each phone went off contract. They never even told me. It just happened. Big savings. If you have 10 or more g data, stay on the more everything plan, but if not, it is cheaper for you to move to the new plan.
Forcing people to use bluetooth is a game changer?
3 phones, 1g data for one phone, 2 phones more than 5 years old without data; $150/mo. Have about a year to go on the iphone contract, then goodbye Verizon. Just kept them when I got the Iphone because I like the slider phones with real keyboards for texting.
we have five iphones (unlimited) for a very low monthly rate. However, to keep that rate, I found out in 2014 when the 6 came out that we lost the phone subsidy. I’m curious as to what iteration iPhone I will eventually replace my 5 with. I’ve had it since the day it came out in 2012 and will keep it until it no longer functions. At that time, I will by a refurb direct from Apple of the 2nd most current model and not the newest full price model from my carrier. I’m hoping for a couple more years on this one and it will eventually give way to a refurb 7.
It’s the middle of the end.
That doesn't explain why today's smartphones are more powerful than desktop computers in the 90s.
If the tech eggheads can film a movie on an Iphone, then they can increase the battery life.
found this out with my and gf upgrades. i think we are on installment with verizon. my new android is awesome. gald i did it and i didn’t really need to.
. For the most part, unless there is something revolutionary coming that I am completely unaware, the high end phones are pretty much maxed out in their potential.>>>> well my two year old phone compared to the new one was very slow. the new one is 100 times better.
it is wise to remember that an I phone is in reality a hand held computer with a telephone ap>> very true i helped program the original att cell phone business software, billing, customer records etc. never thot the phone would run streaming you tube etc,
You should suggest to her to turn off data, when not in use. Everytime it pings a tower,you’re paying data.>>>
and steal the wifi at work and at home and at your gf father’s house.
My grandson (God bless him) told me to go buy a 2 year old HTC phone model. I thought he was going crazy. He installed Windows 10 on it. I’m not a fan of Windows, but decided to give it a try.
The battery lasts over 3 days without charging. I use it mostly for calls. About 4 hours a day. And email. I’ve never had a cell phone last this long with that kind of use. Signal is great. Never drop calls even in my spotty area. Impressive.
I can see why nobody wants to upgrade.
My Windows Lumia is about 2 years old and, in that time, it has never crashed. It just works.
I haven’t heard that from too many Android or Apple users.
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