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[Fire Blazer]

There's too many options for a poll, but what's your preferred phone--not necessarily the one you own, though maybe so. Try and be specific though if you don't prefer an exact one and you just like "smartphones" in general or something that's okay.

Personally I've owned an iPhone for a while now and I tend to just slowly get upgrades. I used to be into jailbreaking and stuff though now adays not so much, it's pretty easy to use for me and it has a large amount of apps which is nice. It's also given me several headaches as cool things tend to break easily (or maybe that's just me) but it's alright, that's life, and no matter what I'd have issues.

The main issue with me is the price, it's a huge burden trying to keep up with that pricetag...

[bblues]

Got a 4S last year, I've been happy with it. Previously I had a Blackberry Bold, which I still have, a decent phone as well, but I prefer the 4S.

[Cero]

4S is a coo phone.

[Fire Blazer]

But what do YOU have, Cero.

Personally I need to take better care of my phones, my 5 has scratches on it and it got them pretty fast... *shrug* I just don't like being so finnicky over details and stuff that doesn't matter much in the grand scheme of things but at the same it's necessary and sometimes helps enjoy things more, it's hard finding the balance...

(Yep, I just made the simple problem of like, buying a case for my phone and dropping it less, into something that deep. XD)

[Bobryk]

I'll break the trend here. I'm a Samsung/Google guy.

I've had a Samsung Galaxy S3 since last summer and it's never given me any issues. The S4 just came out so I'm definitely not going to upgrade (my phone's only a year old...) but maybe I'll get the S5

[Fire Blazer]

Samsung's not my personal choice but tell me, what's it like? Do you feel like it can pretty much do anything most other high-end phones can do? Or do you ever get into situations where it's like "yeah, my phone doesn't have that" or "nah, I can't do that"?

[Bobryk]

I've never been in a situation where my android phone couldn't do what an iphone (or any other) could. Plus, beaming is sweet and iphones can't do that

Iphones have better app availability, I'll give them that, but android phones have a more powerful/faster OS. Sooo it's kind of a trade-off.

You can't really go wrong with either!

[Cero]

QUOTE (Blazer @ Jul 4 2013, 12:49 PM)

But what do YOU have, Cero.

I have a 4S.

[Fire Blazer]

I don't really have time to use many apps nowadays so I'm down for a faster or more powerful OS XD

As for beaming... I hear it can be a slight pain to get working but it seems cool in general. I'd be down

phone hugs ftw