"Good phone like an Apple" XD
Well, the phone I had before was the iPhone 4.
I'd dropped it on the floor 100 times. Didn't break.
I'd dropped it into the bathtub twice. Didn't stop working.
It held a charge for a good 36 hours or more.
If the Home button hadn't stopped working, I might still be using it today. Someone told me about a touch-screen emulator for that button only after I replaced it.
I'm not at the cutting edge of new models, and don't want to be. I couldn't tell you how good more recent apple models are; I had to got with other brands because they're in my price range. I just wanted a phone that works when I need it to. I remain pretty impressed with the iP4.
I'd dropped it on the floor 100 times. Didn't break.
I'd dropped it into the bathtub twice. Didn't stop working.
It held a charge for a good 36 hours or more.
If the Home button hadn't stopped working, I might still be using it today. Someone told me about a touch-screen emulator for that button only after I replaced it.
I'm not at the cutting edge of new models, and don't want to be. I couldn't tell you how good more recent apple models are; I had to got with other brands because they're in my price range. I just wanted a phone that works when I need it to. I remain pretty impressed with the iP4.
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Of course, if they have a good phone like an Apple, that threat may not have teeth for over 24 hours. I used to plug mine in at night, and the only time I'd see a low battery warning is if I'd forgotten to charge it the night before, and then not until late in the 2nd day.
My Samsung Galaxy SIII, on the other hand... charges or doesn't. whenever it feels like. I wake up in the morning with no idea if my charge will read 100% or 17%. Even at full charge, if I use the GPS for a 2-hour round trip to a nearby city, it will be dead before I get home. If there's heavy traffic delaying me, I better hope I can find home on my own from the middle of an unfamiliar city.
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...fuck you, Samsung.