AT&T stopped doing that.hangonsloopy;925187 wrote:Yeah I know when I'm eligible but the last 2 times they gave me the discount price anyway.
hoops23;925204 wrote:AT&T stopped doing that.
hangonsloopy;925173 wrote:Has anyone tried to upgrade even though they got the 4 last year? AT&T usually let's you get the discount price. I dont really want the 4s but my wife cracked her screen.
I just preordered for my wife on Verizon at about 5:00 tonight estimated delivery date of next Friday...hoops23;926440 wrote:iPhone 4S preorders have sold out
http://www.tipb.com/2011/10/08/apple-sells-iphone-4s-24-hours/
Even if only for a few weeks, assuming one considers a 3G phone "on par" to begin with.hoops23;927150 wrote:Yeah, nevermind the specs the iPhone 4S is sporting, which puts it right on par with all new phones.
its also funny watching iPhone users handle my droid and be lost. then me (who has never handled an iPhone) pick it up and figure it out in a few seconds.gut;927510 wrote:Even if only for a few weeks, assuming one considers a 3G phone "on par" to begin with.
well arent you cool.Glory Days;927519 wrote:its also funny watching iPhone users handle my droid and be lost. then me (who has never handled an iPhone) pick it up and figure it out in a few seconds.
That has nothing to do with the iPhone, it has everything to do with the people you associate with being idiots.Glory Days;927519 wrote:its also funny watching iPhone users handle my droid and be lost. then me (who has never handled an iPhone) pick it up and figure it out in a few seconds.
Exactly, I just find navigation a bit irritating with IOS - thing I love about the Droid is just hitting the back key or search button. But as a business user, I just find Android to be superior as far as functionality.hoops23;927781 wrote: I'm not so sure what is much different regarding your Droid compared to the iPhone. I've had a few Android phones including the Evo. It's a simple concept on both phones. Swipe through screens, access apps, etc... Doesn't take a degree in nuclear biology to work a phone.
i thought it was simple too. i guess organzing apps in folders and not in the app drawer was a mind blowing concept.hoops23;927781 wrote:That has nothing to do with the iPhone, it has everything to do with the people you associate with being idiots.
I'm not so sure what is much different regarding your Droid compared to the iPhone. I've had a few Android phones including the Evo. It's a simple concept on both phones. Swipe through screens, access apps, etc... Doesn't take a degree in nuclear biology to work a phone.
lol, smhGlory Days;928019 wrote:i thought it was simple too. i guess organzing apps in folders and not in the app drawer was a mind blowing concept.
Doesn't that just go to say what an amazing job Apple has done with their product? I would think that's the strongest argument for going iPhone.Glory Days;927519 wrote:its also funny watching iPhone users handle my droid and be lost. then me (who has never handled an iPhone) pick it up and figure it out in a few seconds.
lol....are these people slow or something? Android is very similar to iOS, both are simple to operate.Glory Days;927519 wrote:its also funny watching iPhone users handle my droid and be lost. then me (who has never handled an iPhone) pick it up and figure it out in a few seconds.
you mean making products for the lowest common denominator?Scarlet_Buckeye;928700 wrote:Doesn't that just go to say what an amazing job Apple has done with their product? I would think that's the strongest argument for going iPhone.
More like making the product easy to use for everybody, which is a great marketing strategy.Glory Days;928772 wrote:you mean making products for the lowest common denominator?
takes up no memory, but what about battery life streaming compared to a running program?ohiotiger33;928790 wrote:My droid sucks balls. Can't wait to switch over on Friday. Excited my entire Itunes Library will be able to be played on it through the cloud, taking up no memory on my phone.
