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I've somehow managed to hold off this long without a smartphone of any sort, but I'm not sure I can survive another year without the GPS capabilities of one, so an iPhone may be in my near future...and if it is, I'm absolutely going to put it in a LifeProof water- & shock-resistant case. iPhone 4 case, iPhone Case, Waterproof iPhone Case, Protective Case | LifeProofQuote:
Originally Posted by NHWolverine
What do people do that uses so much data? I am allotted 4GB of data and have only exceeded 1 GB one time.
Streaming audio.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saab2000
Lifeproof cases are great. GF uses one and drops her phone all the time without any problems. Only issue is that she also cooked an iphone in the case while at the beach and it wasn't in direct sunlight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Ross
I'm going to wait and get one after the hubrub is over, and the economics suit me. I'm sure it'll be great when the time comes, but I like my 4s just fine. I sure don't need to carry around bigger, but the wide aspect screen will become the standard from here on out. Droids that don't have it, will soon.
Phone; meet bin.
or if you are a low volume user try TING. (utlizes sprint infrastructure)
www.ting.com
The wife and I switched 3 months ago, family plan used to be $120 a month, so far we averaging just over $50 per month now (that is voice, data, and text combined for both people, we don't stream much at all over the phone obviously)
Easy to see from website how much things will cost based on your guesstimate for usage, and you don't get reamed if you go over your guess of monthly usage (and in fact get credit if you are under)
You do have to buy a new phone from them to start, but looks like we'll make that cost back pretty quick at $70 a month savings.
Think of the added money for beers and bike parts. I sure am.