Htc - Which one?
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Schnookumnookum
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Never heard of an Htc phone.
Schnookumnookum
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Exactly. A low payment phone or something like a go phone or a trac phone is good enough. I don't see why people would pay so much money on these phones with useless features on them.Nic said:
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Wasn't Apple going to recall the Iphone 4 because of some kind of signal problem when you hold it?Tyeforce said:
The features are by no means "useless". Smart phones are very, very useful. Are they absolutely needed? No. But they do come in handy, and it's nice to have an all-in-one device that you can play your music on, browse the web, record and edit video, read books, and so much more, and, of course, it's also your phone. If you don't need all that extra stuff, then a smart phone isn't for you. But if you want the experience of a smart phone...well, get a smart phone, lol.Schnookumnookum said:
No, they're not recalling it, but they are giving out free cases. And only about 1% of iPhone 4 users experience the signal problem (which can be solved by using a case around the phone). It's been blown up way too much by the media. I've never experienced the issue on my phone at all. (But I'll still enjoy the free $30 case. XD)Schnookumnookum said:
Every smart phone has that problem. It's nothing unique to the iPhone 4. It just got over-exaggerated by the media. The previous iPhone models, as well as other smart phones, have had this problem, too, and will continue to have it. It's not very noticeable, and it only affects about 1% of iPhone users. Like I said, I've never experienced the problem myself at all, and I haven't been able to replicate it, either.Numner said:
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