Hahaha, yeah I'm out of the loop on tech stuff myself.
I might go over to Canal St. or somewhere and pay someone a few bux to do it for me. It shouldn't be bad to put a new OS on the phone with Titanium Backup, though. Press a few buttons to load it up and a few buttons to load your apps after downloading Titanium Backup. (trying to motivate myself here)
Eric Doswell, aka Edoz
Summoner of Crickets
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In Before the Lock
I've been using a Galaxy S 2 for awhile now. I'm rooted and running a AOKP 4.2 rom. I am very happy.
Most likely, though, I will upgrade to a Nexus phone and keep it nice & simple. Maybe when the Nexus 5 come out...until then I'm totally fine with my old S2.
I recently gave up my Windows phone after about two years. If you don't need/want apps, it is by far the best, most intuitive, compatible, logical, organized phone OS available.
The best thing that piece of shit did was provide us reasons to fuck with you.
iOS: If you don't like the way it works, you're doing it wrong"
Android: "If you don't like the way it works, you change change it in settings"
Windows Mobile: "We really want to shove shit down your throat like Apple, but our marketing staff blows as many goats as our programmers."
Eric Doswell, aka Edoz
Summoner of Crickets
http://edozbicycles.wordpress.com/
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In Before the Lock
Best part about upgrading was Doz quit giving me shit about my phone. Windows phones is unique in that folks with 'Ghetto PCS' pay-by-the-hour, no contract android phones feel empowered enough to look down on your choice of phones.
Best part of Windows phones? It was 100% intuitive right out of the box. Easiest phone to use right out if box. I have zero interest in reprogramming my phone, learning to reconfigure Android settings etc. Lots of folks love that shit. I want a phone, not a second hobby that requires cheat-codes from a gaming website.
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