tomos2019
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Maybe I did ask or maybe I didn't, I can't remember but I just think the most important thing function of a phone should be to phone people, I do kind of live in the 00s!
What type of phone do you have?
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r3gg13
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My husband and I bought iPhone 11, and the phones are definitely worth the money. We personally don’t need the extra camera, or a more intense screen. The cameras and the screens are a big step up from our old 7+. We use our phones for basic functionality like email, gps, music, news and taking pictures of our cat. So it’s definitely more than sufficient for our use.
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Nokia 216 for calls. I turned the I-net off because I value my privacy. It's almost impossible to break my SIM too
I've got Ontario 2 tab (Android & Windows dual system) for the I-net, video calls etc. but I gave it to my mom.
I take pics & videos with Canon SX240 HS camera.
Nokia 216 for calls. I turned the I-net off because I value my privacy. It's almost impossible to break my SIM too
I've got Ontario 2 tab (Android & Windows dual system) for the I-net, video calls etc. but I gave it to my mom.
I take pics & videos with Canon SX240 HS camera.
martinvince4544
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I am using Samsung Galaxy as my phone for at least 4–5 years.. Talking about when I have started using it is being difficult to use but now a days I prefer everyone to use Samsung Galaxy !!! Because I can’t tell you how it is Awesome !!! I have also used Apple iPhone here but I liked Samsung one !!
Just a matter of what one is used to
I was not used to a big phone when I wrote the first post, then in time I upgraded and that phone was bigger and I found that I liked it despite its size, and now I would not think of 'downgrading' to a smaller phone, my current big phone (the excellent Samsung Galaxy Note 10+) and screen feels just the right size 
iPhone 14 Pro Max
Sultana
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I used to be a fan of android phones for a long time. My last one was Honor 9, but then my friend sold me her Iphone 7 plus because she decided to buy the latest one and OH GOD what a difference! I will never return to Android phones again, what took me 4 steps now takes only 2. Incredible!
It's amazing to see how much phones have evolved over the time since this thread started, like for real, people talking about blackberry in the first few posts LOL
I had two phones: an iPhone XR for work purposes only, and a Sony Xperia 5 III for personal use.
Recently I dropped my Xperia into a river during an outing and couldn't recover it, now I'm left with my XR but it's really cracked all over because of my job.
So, I figured I would refurbish and sell my XR and wait for the iPhone 15 line to come out so I can replace it, but I still need another phone for personal use.
Now here's where I need a general opinion because I can't decide whether I should use the new iPhone 15 as a personal phone instead of as a work phone. I heard rugged Android phones are a better option for heavy duty jobs because phone cases aren't always as resistant and they can be quite expensive.
The phone in the picture is a CAT S53 from last year, it is MIL-STD-810H compliant and cheaper than the overall price of an iPhone with a $300+ case that offers the same protection.
The problem would be to transfer all my saved data from my lost Xperia to my iPhone 15 and my iCould to my new Android, something I've never done in the past and will probably take hours since I have different apps and contacts for each phone.
Is the hassle of making a switch worth it?
Is an iPhone a better phone for personal use compared to Android? Would love to read y'alls opinion!
I had two phones: an iPhone XR for work purposes only, and a Sony Xperia 5 III for personal use.
Recently I dropped my Xperia into a river during an outing and couldn't recover it, now I'm left with my XR but it's really cracked all over because of my job.
So, I figured I would refurbish and sell my XR and wait for the iPhone 15 line to come out so I can replace it, but I still need another phone for personal use.
Now here's where I need a general opinion because I can't decide whether I should use the new iPhone 15 as a personal phone instead of as a work phone. I heard rugged Android phones are a better option for heavy duty jobs because phone cases aren't always as resistant and they can be quite expensive.
The phone in the picture is a CAT S53 from last year, it is MIL-STD-810H compliant and cheaper than the overall price of an iPhone with a $300+ case that offers the same protection.
The problem would be to transfer all my saved data from my lost Xperia to my iPhone 15 and my iCould to my new Android, something I've never done in the past and will probably take hours since I have different apps and contacts for each phone.
Is the hassle of making a switch worth it?
Is an iPhone a better phone for personal use compared to Android? Would love to read y'alls opinion!
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iPhone 14 Pro Max in space black
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Bought Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5 days ago.Samsung Galaxy S23