Jeromegotevo4g
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Sorry dude but you should deff notice your screen and processor everyday, even though its behind the "scenes", you see the screen and power of your processor on a daily basis. Just thought I'd clear that up real quick.
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Sorry dude but you should deff notice your screen and processor everyday, even though its behind the "scenes", you see the screen and power of your processor on a daily basis. Just thought I'd clear that up real quick.
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Sorry dude but you should deff notice your screen and processor everyday, even though its behind the "scenes", you see the screen and power of your processor on a daily basis. Just thought I'd clear that up real quick.
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Sorry dude but you should deff notice your screen and processor everyday, even though its behind the "scenes", you see the screen and power of your processor on a daily basis. Just thought I'd clear that up real quick.
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I don't have an iPhone 5, and won't be getting one anytime soon. Not because I think it's a bad phone, but because I wasn't impressed enough. Not a whole lot different than my 4S. Actually, I'm quite dissatisfied with the iPhone period. Not much innovation since the first iteration. Yep, faster processor, yep, better display. but those are all behind the scenes and not what I see everyday.
My complaint is iOS looks the same. Email app sucks, No ability to tweak the way I want without jailbreaking, etc., etc.
And I have to disagree completely with your assessment of Maps. Any Map app that tells me to make a U turn, go back 17 miles, make another U turn and then go right by where I was originally has a major problem. Will it get better? Probably, but should have never been released that way.
End of my rant. And before I get flamed bad, I have a 3Gs, 2 iPhone 4S', iPad 2, iPad 3, and two iPods.
Sorry dude but you should deff notice your screen and processor everyday, even though its behind the "scenes", you see the screen and power of your processor on a daily basis. Just thought I'd clear that up real quick.