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SuperGreg 02-11-2011 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quicksilver (Post 804265)
3G

Yup, very, very slow! The 4 is lightning compared to yours :)

Quicksilver 02-11-2011 07:50 PM

Takes a while for me to get fed up but this slow drag 3G phone
aint gonna last much longer. I'm buying a new iPhone.

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Originally Posted by UCrewX5 (Post 804191)
That was going to be my question as well. The iPhone 3G runs like total crap on the latest Apple iOS, whereas the 3GS and 4 both run on it very nicely.


SuperGreg 02-11-2011 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata (Post 804198)
Yes, I have had a couple of good employee price plans with Sprint. When the iPhone first dropped on AT&T I went in to compare plans and the guy there said there was no way they could even come close to what I was getting with Sprint. The guy at Verizon last night even said they couldn't compete with it.

My coverage was good with Sprint; not perfect but way better than AT&T. I gave in for the iPhone and as I stated, Sprint is really dropping the ball on handsets. They were on the cutting edge for a while with a great selection of smart phones but haven't stepped up. Plus, if I wanted to upgrade to something like the Evo from my older Android handset Sprint was going to add that $10 surcharge for 4G even though there is zero 4G in my area.

So far, we're loving our iPhones. I was talking to SuperGreg a few minutes ago and I told him that while I have always had issues with my HTC handsets (all 6 of them), I have never heard anyone complain about iPhones, whether the original or the 4. Apple is pretty tough to beat.

Here's a tip Kev, you have a Mac, so go to the Mac App store and download "Ringer". It let's you create free ringtones from your iTunes library for your new iPhones :)

Quicksilver 02-11-2011 07:56 PM

That's the other thing. Some of the new Apps wont work on my 3G and that just won't do.

LeMansX5 02-11-2011 09:13 PM

I will be selling my 3GS as soon as iPhone 5 comes.

SuperGreg 02-11-2011 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by LeMansX5 (Post 804289)
I will be selling my 3GS as soon as iPhone 5 comes.

Me too :P

statdoc 02-11-2011 11:48 PM

Lots of new phones coming out this summer. Blackberry has some surprisingly good ones coming out to again be competitive, the new iPhone will be perhaps smaller & faster, and the Adroid phones continue to impress.

Since my Sprint contract is up in June, I may have lots to decide.

BGM 02-12-2011 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by statdoc (Post 804324)
Lots of new phones coming out this summer. Blackberry has some surprisingly good ones coming out to again be competitive, the new iPhone will be perhaps smaller & faster, and the Adroid phones continue to impress.

Since my Sprint contract is up in June, I may have lots to decide.

Yep BlackBerry has some good phones coming out.

PersonaNonGrata 02-12-2011 03:46 PM

Blackberry has been improving since their first touch screen disaster known as the Storm. I am looking forward to their tablet device too but no matter how good they get, they are still behind Apple in that the iPhone is so advanced and once someone is in the clutches of Apple, like I am with the iPad and a MacBook, it is very difficult to ignore how well an iPhone integrates. It's quite sickening, actually.

Day 2 with iPhone 4 and digging it.

statdoc 02-12-2011 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by PersonaNonGrata (Post 804435)
Blackberry has been improving since their first touch screen disaster known as the Storm. I am looking forward to their tablet device too but no matter how good they get, they are still behind Apple in that the iPhone is so advanced and once someone is in the clutches of Apple, like I am with the iPad and a MacBook, it is very difficult to ignore how well an iPhone integrates. It's quite sickening, actually.

Day 2 with iPhone 4 and digging it.

I have a iPod Touch (essentially an iPhone that cannot make phone calls), and I see the attraction. Over the last several phones, I have gotten used to having a physical keyboard, and find I can't type on a piece of glass quite as well. I use my phone primarily as a messenging device (calls, texts and emails), rather than gaming, GPS, or the other uses. Blackberry's focus has always been messaging, with the other stuff as extra. I get the impression that many other smartphones seem to be focused on the other stuff, more than messaging. Am I wrong?


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