Posted on 06/25/2015 5:08:42 PM PDT by Swordmaker
So do I and for office connectivity etc I find the Lumia 1520 very good. Its battery life knocks apple and Samsung. And a super camera and screen
A high end Samsung, HTC, LG, or other Android smart phone on a two year contract will cost you $150-$300. An Apple iPhone 6plus will cost you $200 - $299 to initiate a two year contract. Buying an unlocked top of the line model at the MSRP for any of those Android smartphones would run you between $550 and $750, while buying an unlocked Apple iPhone 6 or 6plus would cost you $599 to $699. The service costs for each smartphone is the same on every carrier.
Exactly where is the additional cost for buying and using an iPhone? For all extents and purposes if there is a cost differential, it is in pennies only per month.
You can also get Android and iPhones for lower initiation costs including FREE. . . by accepting lower quality Android and older or lesser model iPhones such as the iPhone 5C.
Their online pricing seems to be a lot higher than their in store pricing I recall. I could get a bacon cheeseburger with a large fry and drink for about $8. Something is wrong. . . or they've raised their prices a whole lot since i've eaten there. They do have all you can eat free peanuts. . .
A high-end Android yes. But at the lower end the market is dominated by Android handsets.
I got the 920, because it’s the only model Verizon had. But I’d rather have a 1020 for the camera. I also have a 520 without a sim card for a separate project. It’s smaller and slower but carries what I want.
Have you updated to Denim yet? I heard it’s still buggy, so I’m waiting. I’ll probably do the 520 first, since it isn’t my main squeeze.
Me too. Bought it for function not to be in the herd.
That’s ridiculous, pass the pizza. Oh, and the milkshakes.
If this article interests you, you are probably smoking pot using an aluminum can.
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FOR DEPRESSING DAY.
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