Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Cost,Price,Money..Whatever You Want To Call It

the fact that these big cell phone companies charge outrageous amounts of money just so you can hae that five hundred something dollar phone that you have in your pocket is insane. I personally am going through a huge cellular change and am definentally paying for it. I used to have a blackberry curve 8330 with alltel which i had for atleast 7 months. I would pay 110 dollars a month for a my circle and possibly the worst internet service on the face of the earth. The only thing I liked was texting. Then I eventually made the move over to Sprint thinking it would be a lot better, Boy was I wrong. I got the Samsung Instinct, with the simply everything plan. The Instinct was a solid and decnt phone but lacked several things that could have made it great. A full screen browser and a more sensitive digitizer would easily make the phone more fun to text on. The most annoying thing about the phone is the infamous pocket calls.... The screen was conditioned to react with any touch not human finger touch controls. So several pocket calls and a look at the list of new phones I obtained an HTC Touch Pro. This was a very good solid phone everything on it was what I wanted but the only thing it lacked was stability. I dropped the phone twice and both times the outer screen cracked. It only took 2 more weeks and the lcd cracked the phoe was worthless and needless to say I flipped out. I am currently with AT&T and I have an iPhone and I am very suprised to say that this is my favorite phone that I have ever had..So in short go with AT&T and get a good phone and enjoy it.

1 comment:

  1. So how is the "culture of cell phones" changing what it means to be human? Clearly engineering use of the phones takes lots of time and money. Is it worth it? Tell me about your texting life. What do you text and what do you not text? When is a F2F conversation better? Make sure you check your spelling, etc. before you post.

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