mumfoau
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I'm finding that I'm content with good tech without respect to manufacturer!
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though I'm going naked I'm noticing the same thing with my G2 that I just got! seems after a few months with a lot of android device the only way to get good accessories is to order online!One of the things that people don't talk enough about are the accessories that come along with iOS devices. You can always find anything you want. It was one of the things that was a little frustrating with my Nexus devices. There wasn't a large selection of accessories available for them when I purchased them. I can find iPhone and iPad stuff anywhere.
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though I'm going baked I'm noticing the same thing with my G2 that I just got! seems after a few months with a lot of android device the only way to get good accessories is to order online!
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seeing items in person is definitely a plus for the g2 because the Verizon has a different rear button configuration!And that can be a problem at times, because for some things, I would like to see them in person before I purchase them. If you buy a Nexus phone, the only store you can go to and buy accessories for it is at T-Mobile and they usually don't carry a large selection.
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seeing items in person is definitely a plus for the g2 because the Verizon has a different rear button configuration!
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it got me this g2 in a one for one trade lol. but yes, the Verizon button has the same configuration I should've stayed but the buttons themselves are a bit different.Really? I didn't know that. BTW, what happened to your iPhone?
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it got me this g2 in a one for one trade lol. but yes, the Verizon button has the same configuration I should've stayed but the buttons themselves are a bit different.
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I honestly don't know why I switched this time. likely because I was good with the moto x but came back because of group iMessage but I'm over that now so I'm back on Android. just not a loyalist of either. I respect the good that both platforms offer and will likely continue to flip flop on a whim. lolHa. You remind me of myself. I used to trade devices all the time. I think that I'm going to slow down now that I have my 64GB iPhone 5S and 32GB iPad Air. I just think that it is time to chill out. I'm not even going to get the iPhone 6, or at least I'm not planning on it.
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I'm more than content with my 5 zero issues from day one.
I do think other devices are more and more "stable" every dayI would say that is the other thing about Apple devices that I love. I have never had one that has had issues. I can't say the same about other devices.
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I do think other devices are more and more "stable" every day
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Ha. You remind me of myself. I used to trade devices all the time. I think that I'm going to slow down now that I have my 64GB iPhone 5S and 32GB iPad Air. I just think that it is time to chill out. I'm not even going to get the iPhone 6, or at least I'm not planning on it.
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I just switched from Nexus devices to an iPhone/iPad combo. I really like some things about it and some other things, I still prefer Android. Nothing beats the ease of use with iOS devices, however, and the build quality. But I still can't get Android off the brain. I need to stick with something, though. This constant switch is getting a little old, expensive, and time consuming.
I totally agree with switching getting old, expensive and time consuming. It is one of the reasons why I have settled in on the iPhone/iPad combination. I know these devices will do what I need for them to do. I also understand having Android/Google on the brain. I am still in awe of the devices they come out with and really like the price points of a lot of their products. One of the things that cured that for me somewhat, was switching away from Google services. See, if you use Google services for the most part or exclusively like I had done in the past, it is hard not to want to go Android, because everything is integrated so well. Once you get away from Google services, Android becomes less attractive. I have switched to Outlook for email; Apple Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for documents; dropbox for storage; Beats for music streaming, Bing for search; Apple Maps for navigation; and Siri over Google Now. It wasn't an easy switch, but I do feel a lot better about being on the iOS platform and less inclined to go back to Android. The way I would have my iPhone set up in the past was more like a Nexus device. I had Google everything; Maps, Chrome, Gmail, Earth, Search, Google Now, Translate, Drive, Google+, you name it. If it was Google, it was on my phone. And that became part of my frustration with iOS. No more though.
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I totally agree with switching getting old, expensive and time consuming. It is one of the reasons why I have settled in on the iPhone/iPad combination. I know these devices will do what I need for them to do. I also understand having Android/Google on the brain. I am still in awe of the devices they come out with and really like the price points of a lot of their products. One of the things that cured that for me somewhat, was switching away from Google services. See, if you use Google services for the most part or exclusively like I had done in the past, it is hard not to want to go Android, because everything is integrated so well. Once you get away from Google services, Android becomes less attractive. I have switched to Outlook for email; Apple Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for documents; dropbox for storage; Beats for music streaming, Bing for search; Apple Maps for navigation; and Siri over Google Now. It wasn't an easy switch, but I do feel a lot better about being on the iOS platform and less inclined to go back to Android. The way I would have my iPhone set up in the past was more like a Nexus device. I had Google everything; Maps, Chrome, Gmail, Earth, Search, Google Now, Translate, Drive, Google+, you name it. If it was Google, it was on my phone. And that became part of my frustration with iOS. No more though.
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This could likely be the culprit in why I switch but I have no intention of discontinuing my use of google services. Haha Switching for me isn't expensive though as I'll typically find a situation that will allow me to do a one for one swap of my device for the device that I want. Like I did to get rid of the 5 and get into an LG G2. This keeps me from spending money and my wife from putting the hammer down on my tech addiction! Happy wife, happy life.
THIS! THIS! THIS!with KitKat, both platforms are pretty comparable on speed and stability.
I do like that if I was comfortable with iOS that I could pretty much just stick to the one phone per year cycle, which would save an awful lot of hassle. The plethora of devices that come out for Android is oftentimes a pain. You are always wanting the new thing because it has something your phone doesn't.
THIS! THIS! THIS!
And this... I'm usually a few months behind. Like right now I'm trying to take a look at all the 2013 flagships that I've not touched. I've used an S4 and a Moto X. Currently using the G2 but I see a few reviewers stating in their reviews that an HTC One is a phone that if they had to sign a contract they could use for 2 years so I want to try that now. haha