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antiuser wrote:I've got an iPhone 4, aka "the old banger". Probably going to get a 5s at some point next year...

If i was you i´d wait for the 6 instead. It´s not that of a big leap from 4 to 5s when you think about it.

Personally, I prefer the design of the 4 - I like the stainless steel over the aluminum. But the fingerprint scanner is a tempting feature.

Pup wrote:Personally, I prefer the design of the 4 - I like the stainless steel over the aluminum. But the fingerprint scanner is a tempting feature.

What stainless steel? The frame? The frame of the 5/5S is the same material as the 4

Multi21SebMulti21 wrote:I'd have one of these if Google realised the kind of demand they were in for. Guess I'll have to wait!

https://lh5.ggpht.com/ETl3K5jVp6JaulsTW ... 3O3i6=w800

I have one as my main phone and a Nexus 4 as a backup. It's ok to feel jealous because I would too.

Pup wrote:Personally, I prefer the design of the 4 - I like the stainless steel over the aluminum. But the fingerprint scanner is a tempting feature.

You mean the color? Because it´s virtually an identical design as well as materials. It´s just a bit longer to house the "new" display which is the same old display just a different size.

The 6 is where a new innovative design comes and hopefully properly new technology.
I like the current design but they have milked that one for years now.

I just like the feel of it. I know the 5 is supposed to be much more precisely made, but the 4 still feels like it's higher quality, like a nice old Nikon or something. Maybe it's just the weight.

But I do think they hold up better. I gave my old 4 to my mom and it still looks new, but the softer aluminum on my 5 is nicked and scratched after a year, and one corner of the glass is chipped, even though I've got a pretty solid bumper for it. Sample of 1, so take that for what it's worth.

I'd swap back to my old 4 except its the version without Siri.

Yea the weight has a pretty big impact on quality feel i´ve noticed.
When you have both in your hands the 5 tends to feel a bit toy-like.

The 4 and my 920 has the feel of being carved out of a solid object, very nice build quality by Apple and Nokia.

piast9 wrote:

Morteza wrote:I have had this Nokia E72 for 3.5 years now...

I'm an E72 user as well.

It is a pretty nice phone, isn't it? I love the keyboard and great battery life. The downside is its dead OS. Symbian was not that bad...
As for now I still cannot see why Nokia chose Windows Phone over Android. Now that they are owned by Microsoft it is pretty normal, but I mean before that.

Websta wrote:I own several phones because I am having multiple extramarital affairs and don't want my wife to find out about them.

....

I currently use a Droid Mini. Great phone and size for my basic needs.

And this is my first smart phone, not too shabby.

HTC Wildfire S

Internal memory sucks, but it´s the perfect size

I thought it said what 'plane' do you use?

Why are telephones so important?

Good ol' land-line with this baby hahaha!



Had an iPhone 4S before, but prices for mobile services are going through the roof up here in Canada...! I still carry it around for music, contacts, web & facebook when WiFi is available, etc. I can use the Internet at work anyway, no need for 3G.

I have and S4, but in the past year I've used/had short term:

HTC Incredible S
HTC Sensation
Nokia Lumia 800
Samsung Galaxy S3

My part time uni job was in a phone shop and we had quite a few unmodified demo phones lying around, which meant I could just use what I wanted within reason.

I needed a phone with dual-SIM - that's why I bought Samsung Core Duos. I was also considering LG G Pro Lite Dual - it has battery's longer lifetime and better camera. Finally I decided it's too big. You can compare those two phones on your own on http://comperio.co/en/smartphones/samsu ... i8262.html

iPhone 5/HTC 8x here! F1 Timing app works well on both.