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IPhone users. Are you upset about the small docking pin on the up coming iPhone 5? I’m sure there will be adapters but what do you think of getting a whole new set of accessories?Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus living in an OtterBox Commuter running 4.1 JellyBean running SlimBean. (As the name implied, its a smaller faster slimmed down jellybean flavoured ROM.)IPhone users. Are you upset about the small docking pin on the up coming iPhone 5? I’m sure there will be adapters but what do you think of getting a whole new set of accessories?
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I don’t see the big stink, until just a few years ago every new phone I got had a different connector. Now micro USB is a pretty good slandered, but do you really think that will stay? I’m upset that it most likely won’t be a MagSafe connector. That would of been awesome and also allowed some really cool docking station optionsI don’t see the big stink, until just a few years ago every new phone I got had a different connector. Now micro USB is a pretty good slandered, but do you really think that will stay? I’m upset that it most likely won’t be a MagSafe connector. That would of been awesome and also allowed some really cool docking station options
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I agree with all of the above. Apple’s connector was far superior to the micro USB on my Nexus (easier connection, felt more sturdy, ubiquitous). Going to the magnetic type connector like my old Macbook Pro would have been really awesome IMO.An outdated Droid X, when I get back home I am going to invest in an iPhone, I cannot wait as I have been teasing myself about it for some time now.
An outdated Droid X, when I get back home I am going to invest in an iPhone, I cannot wait as I have been teasing myself about it for some time now.
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Good timing since apple is announcing the iPhone “5” today.Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
Sony Ericsson Xperia X8
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How do you like the phone? I’ve used the Sony Ericsson walkman phones. One of the best sounding phones I’ve used. Plus they came with some sweet ear buds at the time.Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
HTC EVO 4G LTE, love the phone HATE Sprints network in the Tulsa metro
Had a 4s for work and was not a fan, much prefer Android
Sent from my EVO 4G LTE using Tapatalk 2How do you like the phone? I’ve used the Sony Ericsson walkman phones. One of the best sounding phones I’ve used. Plus they came with some sweet ear buds at the time.
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Well I finally relented and upgraded from my trusty Sony w200i, and I’m liking it very much. I have no personal experience of other smart phones, so can’t make comparisons. The only criticism I have, really, is the battery life which I imagine is an issue with most/all smart phones, especially when using wifi etc. After only having to charge the w200i every few days, needing to charge once a day seemed a bit of a hassle. However, you can buy cells with double the capacity, or what I’ve done is buy a spare cell (which fits nicely in the pocket of my Gen phone bag) for about £3 from Amazon. I also bought a cradle charger for the spare cell for only a few £’s.So basically, though not much of a phone-person, I’m very happy with it. I can try to answer any specific questions if you have any.
PS The earphones that came with my w200 were pretty good, but after losing them I bought some Soundmagic PL11 IEM earphones which I’d recommend for under £20
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