haha you beat me to it. reps.bases_loaded;1271569 wrote:This thread needs this video posted at least 3 more times
yeah, that is right....moto has always used micro. My kid's eris had the miniGlory Days;1271573 wrote:My original droid and droid bionic use the same adapter.
And of course they make it a proprietary adaoptor/port.TedSheckler;1271549 wrote:Their*
They had to change it to make more room for hardware changes inside the phone. (ie. bigger battery)
WebFire;1271613 wrote:And of course they make it a proprietary adaoptor/port.
Naturally. Can't make it easy to switch from Motorola to Apple. Then, the person might not need to buy the Apple accessories.WebFire;1271613 wrote:And of course they make it a proprietary adaoptor/port.
TedSheckler;1271549 wrote:Their*
They had to change it to make more room for hardware changes inside the phone. (ie. bigger battery)
Crimson streak;1271809 wrote:I turned in my old 3GS that was broken for a 60 visa gift card at target last night.
LOL Verizon only valued my Thunderbolt at $52 and it is pristine...Looks like I made the right choice(iPhone 5) in phone when it comes to resale value.Crimson streak;1271809 wrote:I turned in my old 3GS that was broken for a 60 visa gift card at target last night.
Is there any other reason to buy an iPhone?WebFire;1271878 wrote:Buying a phone for resale value?
Who cares if it's slightly lighter and thinner? A sensible person is still going to put the bulky case on it anyways and negate that.justincredible;1270295 wrote:Except that it's a bigger screen, lighter, thinner, and has LTE.
Are cases going to be heavier and thicker for the 5 than for the 4 and 4S?friendfromlowry;1271887 wrote:Who cares if it's slightly lighter and thinner? A sensible person is still going to put the bulky case on it anyways and negate that.
Jessica and I both have HTC phones and the charging ports are different.wes_mantooth;1271435 wrote:I def am not an iPhone fan, but everyone including android has changed their adapters. I have had android phones since the G1 was released and the chargers have changed at least 3 times. These companies want to keep people buying accessories.
justincredible;1271889 wrote:Jessica and I both have HTC phones and the charging ports are different.
Maybe so...But I'm able to charge my Rezound with my old Droid micro-usb, and even a BB charger. But usually I need the stock HTC cord to connect to my computer (when I do that, I usually do wireless file transfer).wes_mantooth;1272183 wrote:Yeah and actually the htc rezound that I have uses a funky micro usb that won't fit in other electronics
gut;1272388 wrote:Maybe so...But I'm able to charge my Rezound with my old Droid micro-usb, and even a BB charger. But usually I need the stock HTC cord to connect to my computer (when I do that, I usually do wireless file transfer).
True, the Rezound micro-usb is proprietary. However, other micro-USB's work on the Rezound, at least to charge (not sure about data transfer/tethering).wes_mantooth;1272425 wrote:I tried to use my rezound charger on my nexus 7...no go. Not sure why they made it different
yeah, I have never used it for video out...but I think that I read somewhere that the rezound cord may support hd video out...not positive thoughgut;1272791 wrote:True, the Rezound micro-usb is proprietary. However, other micro-USB's work on the Rezound, at least to charge (not sure about data transfer/tethering).
It just helps if you travel to reduce the number of cords you have to take. The actual cable seems to work with other adapters, as well. I think my car charger, for example, is a universal micro-usb and it works on the Rezound.
imex99;1271853 wrote:Explain please...
Automatik;1275092 wrote:iOS6 was just released for download. I got it going on my phone....40 min to go lol.
