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27 January 2013, 09:26 PM
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Im someone who doesnt appreciate paying a premium price for a plastic phone when it offers precious little else (that was what I was referring to with the 5% comment I made).
If a plastic phone happened to be considerable more functional then my gadget heart would win me over but thats not the case here. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but that phrase is often spouted by those on the defensive about something they know, deep down is uglier as a last retort when all others are exhausted.
'yeah, she might look like a walrus but, you know that beauty is in the eye of the beholder and besides I think that it is very attractive to have chest hair on a woman and she's great at doing house design" etc etc
If a plastic phone happened to be considerable more functional then my gadget heart would win me over but thats not the case here. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder but that phrase is often spouted by those on the defensive about something they know, deep down is uglier as a last retort when all others are exhausted.
'yeah, she might look like a walrus but, you know that beauty is in the eye of the beholder and besides I think that it is very attractive to have chest hair on a woman and she's great at doing house design" etc etc
27 January 2013, 09:44 PM
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Exactly, its a "bloody phone". It amuses me how worked up people get over phones. Making up derogatory little comments such as 'Apple fan boys' etc. Buy what you like and be happy about it. For me I appreciate things to look nice as well as doing a good job and as long as it works, thats it. Why exactly do Android users get their knickers in such a twist over iPhones?
27 January 2013, 10:08 PM
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We bought a few last week, $450 is good value I think. I cant see them going too much lower, perhaps $400 ish for a while but I see them into the $600s by Q2. Its not going to be a quick buck but maybe by the summer we will have made a few quid. Bit like BP, took quite a while to recover.
28 January 2013, 12:34 AM
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28 January 2013, 10:01 AM
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Yes, that kind of nothing. I have never needed to change the battery and don't have to suffer a flimsy plastic cover nor the expense and inconvenience of carrying one. Same with Storage, my Nokia has the same small card that came with it, plus a door that doesn't fit properly any more even though it's never been used. My iPhone's battery lasts longer than I need even after 18 months, can be replaced in minutes should I choose and has 64gb built in, more than enough for all my media, must be fun having to fish out a Micro SD card when you want to play Angry Birds or change your ringtone back to the Crazy Frog to match your animated desktop picture.
28 January 2013, 10:35 AM
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28 January 2013, 12:13 PM
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Yes, that kind of nothing. I have never needed to change the battery and don't have to suffer a flimsy plastic cover nor the expense and inconvenience of carrying one. Same with Storage, my Nokia has the same small card that came with it, plus a door that doesn't fit properly any more even though it's never been used. My iPhone's battery lasts longer than I need even after 18 months, can be replaced in minutes should I choose and has 64gb built in, more than enough for all my media, must be fun having to fish out a Micro SD card when you want to play Angry Birds or change your ringtone back to the Crazy Frog to match your animated desktop picture.
Something that many iPhone users are now waking up to and trying other brands.
28 January 2013, 12:18 PM
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That's right, lots of Samdroid users are waking up realising they've made the wrong choice. Very flash when you first buy it, then your choice dulls rather quickly.
28 January 2013, 12:37 PM
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You can see that you didn't put an ounce of effort into that post.
If you are going to fish, you must load your hook far more substantially.
28 January 2013, 01:26 PM
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Yes, that kind of nothing. I have never needed to change the battery and don't have to suffer a flimsy plastic cover nor the expense and inconvenience of carrying one. Same with Storage, my Nokia has the same small card that came with it, plus a door that doesn't fit properly any more even though it's never been used. My iPhone's battery lasts longer than I need even after 18 months, can be replaced in minutes should I choose and has 64gb built in, more than enough for all my media, must be fun having to fish out a Micro SD card when you want to play Angry Birds or change your ringtone back to the Crazy Frog to match your animated desktop picture.
28 January 2013, 01:28 PM
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28 January 2013, 02:38 PM
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28 January 2013, 07:20 PM
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Yes, that kind of nothing. I have never needed to change the battery and don't have to suffer a flimsy plastic cover nor the expense and inconvenience of carrying one. Same with Storage, my Nokia has the same small card that came with it, plus a door that doesn't fit properly any more even though it's never been used. My iPhone's battery lasts longer than I need even after 18 months, can be replaced in minutes should I choose and has 64gb built in, more than enough for all my media, must be fun having to fish out a Micro SD card when you want to play Angry Birds or change your ringtone back to the Crazy Frog to match your animated desktop picture.
64gb pah! I've not needed to change my SD card yet as its also 64gb. SD cards are so cheap I bought 2 just for the hell of it, so effectively I have 144gb storage including the phones internal 16gb, or 80gb keeping with one SD card. Again better than the isheep tool. Other puerile crap ignored
28 January 2013, 07:27 PM
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Internal 16GB?? LOL, how much did that phone cost?? What a joke. Out and about for days without access to power, Ray Mears wannabe?
You can't fool me, deep down you know you went cheap, you'll be telling me a Hyundai is as good as a Subaru next.
You can't fool me, deep down you know you went cheap, you'll be telling me a Hyundai is as good as a Subaru next.
28 January 2013, 07:28 PM
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No the point is if you need to change your battery and it's in warranty why would you do it yourself, I'll tell you why, because you bought Samsung and after sales service wasn't part of the deal, that costs money and you went cheap.
28 January 2013, 07:45 PM
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Exactly, its a "bloody phone". It amuses me how worked up people get over phones. Making up derogatory little comments such as 'Apple fan boys' etc. Buy what you like and be happy about it. For me I appreciate things to look nice as well as doing a good job and as long as it works, thats it. Why exactly do Android users get their knickers in such a twist over iPhones?
28 January 2013, 10:10 PM
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"Doesn't work as a phone" that puts you right on the idiot stool, pointy hat with a D on it usually but you get a capital C on yours. Ignoramus.
29 January 2013, 12:05 AM
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Jack, stop acting like a complete ***** will you ffs, all you seem to spew nowerdays is total BS (and yes it is total BS), once there use to be a nice helpful Jack who use to give good advice on computer security, now there is a labotomised one intent of giving the world all things "apple".
You really need to either grow up or get a life, or both (or get laid, the last one is really good )
You really need to either grow up or get a life, or both (or get laid, the last one is really good
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