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DKD
Private Dancer
I'll still be having an iPhone from work. My personal iPhone is what I want to replace. Best of both worlds I suppose.
I hate having to use iTunes as an intermediary to get all my music and video files from my PC hard drive to the phone. I never buy anything from iTunes so it's just a pain in the ass unnecessary middle man.
Get the fork out iTunes.
I hate having to use iTunes as an intermediary to get all my music and video files from my PC hard drive to the phone. I never buy anything from iTunes so it's just a pain in the ass unnecessary middle man.
Get the fork out iTunes.
DKD
Private Dancer
I just glanced at one mate...didn't properly look at it....it was more the galaxy that the sales girl was showing me.
Big Mick
"2014 - Kunce of the year"
I love my iphone
As above have had IPhone for the last three years, now have latest iPhone 4s, could not imagine getting any of the iPhone copies out there.
Someone commented iPhone is expensive??? Not sure but all of mine was handed to me for free with Telstra, and it works where most phones/carriers have long run out, something noted on a recent road trip to Broken Hill, had service all the way!!!
Love it when people look stuff up and I start looking stuff up after they have started, but my phone still gets to the web page faster
Timeah
Captain Kunce
Both the galaxies and,the iphones are very similar.
The wife has a 4s.
they both have their pros and cons...
Battery life is similar for us, the cameras are identical in image quality.
One thing that I like on my gs2 is ease of use of the contacts list(which is what I use most).
Internet loading also seems basically the same.
Also, if you are sick of itunes...then dont use it? I agree its shit lol. Ive also got an ipod touch, never used itunes on it
I use winamp for all our devices. Works a treat, even with iphone
The wife has a 4s.
they both have their pros and cons...
Battery life is similar for us, the cameras are identical in image quality.
One thing that I like on my gs2 is ease of use of the contacts list(which is what I use most).
Internet loading also seems basically the same.
Also, if you are sick of itunes...then dont use it? I agree its shit lol. Ive also got an ipod touch, never used itunes on it
I use winamp for all our devices. Works a treat, even with iphone
DKD
Private Dancer
How much would it cost to replace a battery on the galaxy 2 or 3??
You mentioned the batteries have warranties for 6 months, while the phones have 2 years....does this apply even if you go on a plan rather than buy the phone?
If i go on a 2 year contract and the battery dies after 6 months would the carrier give me a new battery or would i have to pay for one myself?
akaperon
New member
Original battle bout $40, aftermarket bout $10
All phones have a standard 12 month warranty, battle and accessories have 6 months, some networks(for eg where I work VHA) give an extra 12 month warranty regardless of plan or outright
The carrier doesn't have to do anything if your battle is out of warranty so you would have to buy a new one your self, i have in some case where customers have complained well and received a credit on their bill for having to buy the bat
It depends on who you talk to in the call centre and how you do it
DKD
Private Dancer
I'm having a little trouble getting my head around it at the moment (that's what she said), but will post up my thoughts once I've had more time with it.
Blackberry batteries have 12 month warranty. VHA only offer 12 month extra warranty if you are with Vodafone.
HTC one X battery is not replaceable as it is built in so you will end up with 24month warranty for the battery.