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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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pb wrote:
Not warm here but still nice enough.
Counting down the days to the Switch launch...
Gone from "That looks like fun" to "err... what would I use it for?" in the space of a couple of weeks. The novelty would wear off in no time.
As much as it would be nice to play Zelda, I can't see the point. I know a fair number of people with the same opinion too.
So whose having pancakes today? I'm about to have mine :)
Smedders wrote:
Afternoon all, how are we today?
Nice day here, blue skies and quite warm to boot.
Not warm here but still nice enough.
Counting down the days to the Switch launch...
Afternoon all, how are we today?
Nice day here, blue skies and quite warm to boot.
Nice day here, blue skies and quite warm to boot.
chasfh wrote:
Love my Windows phone now it's on Windows 10. Works great, totally reliable, no problems. I don't play games on my phone, I rarely do internet stuff (though when I do it works perfectly), oddly I use it as a ...phone...
Wife has one too, and so does my boy. None of us have single complaint. Plenty of apps to do what I need to with my phone, and the only complaint my boy has is you can't get Pokémon Go on it.
No real loss there...
The few apps I do use these days are not on Window Phone and that would be an inconvenience. I've also got a couple of devices since I can't hear my phone when I'm out and about (but I can hear the complaints when I've missed a few calls) and they are not compatible with Windows Phone.
I found it interesting when I was over in the US office last year that most of them had a Windows Phone whereas here I only knew of one person (until now) and she just happens to be using my old Windows Phone.
dav2612 wrote:
Oh I don't know, read the internet and lots of people seem to have issues with every phone out there. I've been happy with the G4 up till now but if I get this fixed then I'll have no reason to change any time soon.
On the price I pay for a contract then LG is the best option since they always tend to drop in price quicker than the other phones.
I'm not a fan of the lack of customisation options with the iPhone or stock Android - my wife has an iPhone and my daughter has a Moto G and I wouldn't want either. To be honest, if it wasn't for the lack of app support I'd still be on Windows Phone.
Love my Windows phone now it's on Windows 10. Works great, totally reliable, no problems. I don't play games on my phone, I rarely do internet stuff (though when I do it works perfectly), oddly I use it as a ...phone...
Wife has one too, and so does my boy. None of us have single complaint. Plenty of apps to do what I need to with my phone, and the only complaint my boy has is you can't get Pokémon Go on it.
No real loss there...
pb wrote:
Ah, ok, heard the G4 had a poor build quality. Camera is supposed to obe good, though.
I'm phone agnostic myself, currently rocking Android via a Galaxy S7 Edge, but still have iPhones in the house and Apple TV, too and I've got a pretty reliable huawei android lying around, too. Prefer the Samsung build and features though at present.
Oh I don't know, read the internet and lots of people seem to have issues with every phone out there. I've been happy with the G4 up till now but if I get this fixed then I'll have no reason to change any time soon.
On the price I pay for a contract then LG is the best option since they always tend to drop in price quicker than the other phones.
I'm not a fan of the lack of customisation options with the iPhone or stock Android - my wife has an iPhone and my daughter has a Moto G and I wouldn't want either. To be honest, if it wasn't for the lack of app support I'd still be on Windows Phone.
dav2612 wrote:
1st was HTC One
2nd was LG G2
3rd is LG G4
Don't think I've ever argues about phones so I promise not to start any wars.
Ah, ok, heard the G4 had a poor build quality. Camera is supposed to obe good, though.
I'm phone agnostic myself, currently rocking Android via a Galaxy S7 Edge, but still have iPhones in the house and Apple TV, too and I've got a pretty reliable huawei android lying around, too. Prefer the Samsung build and features though at present.
pb wrote:
At the risk of starting another phone war conversation, what phone is it?
1st was HTC One
2nd was LG G2
3rd is LG G4
Don't think I've ever argues about phones so I promise not to start any wars.
dav2612 wrote:
Morning,
sunny here too but cold and frosty.
Today's excitement is taking my phone back to the shop to be sent off for repair. That is my last 3 phones in a row that have developed issues. First one decided it wouldn't stop vibrating which meant I got a strange look from the courier when I handed over a vibrating box. 2nd one developed an audio issue and my current phone has phantom screen presses. I have managed to catch it on video since I can't replicate at will. For the money these things retail at, can't say I am impressed with the quality.
At the risk of starting another phone war conversation, what phone is it?
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