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Originally Posted by race aficionado
On a brighter note, I have been following the prices of the Samsung Galaxy Ace and there is a model S7500 Plus , and the price appears to be creeping down little by little each day.
I can foresee a point where you have a miniscule wearable phone for everyday use, with a screen that folds out or unrolls for browsing or viewing media. Imagine a roll-up projector screen, now shrink it down to cigarette size and have a 6" screen rolled up in your pocket. Type of thing.
i don't think we'll see it in stores until spring time.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
OK! I admit that I have been questioning the advantage of having a tablet over the advantages of a Laptop. Imagine when you can have both in the one device:Toshiba Satellite U925T-S2300 Ultrabook, Now we can stop babbling about the advantage of a tablet over a laptop - I am waiting till I can lay my hands on one of these at my favorite store. :)
I don't know yet, I usually don't "plan" my purchases that far ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I do would like a new phone but if and when I decide that I can afford to spend
£400-£500 on a new phone, I will take a decision to buy a new phone and
I will look around to see what models are available, how much the cost, what
their specs are and etc. Just regular research.
Then I make a choice and then starts to look around for lowest price and etc.
Maybe a week or two later I buy one.
Unlike many other phone owners, I usually don't buy a new phone just because the
a new model have been released. I only have a HTC Desire now which have served me well
so I intend to replace it sometime next year since I need to. Wether it will be a S4 or
something else I don't know yet.
However if I had an HOX(+) or S3 I would probably not buy an S4 when they come out.
I kind of upgraded early, but only because Caroline had a really rubbish phone and I gave her mine and bought a new one for myself for Christmas. Don't see any point in upgrading early usually though.
I received my HTC one x yesterday. I'm very pleased with the way it moves but that's no surprise considering I upgraded from an iPhone 3g. I have one major issue though. It seems the phone can't handle secure Wi-Fi connection. I didn't figure out what can I do about it but this really sucks.
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No you don't have to upgrade only when there is a new model. But it pays to be aware of the product cycles. As the difference between a few weeks can be a vastly better device for the same money. Or perhaps the same device for less money.
I've been studying the matter but didn't find a fix yet. I updated it yesterday. I have the ICS 4.04 and Sense 4.1. That's what's available up to now. I can only connect to an unsecured wi fi. It's not that much of a problem at home (though I don't like it) since the router is not too good anyway. The signal drops nicely even inside our own little apartment so I won't provide free internet to the whole building. BUT I can see myself coming across this problem very often if I can't fix it.Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I've tried to make some changes to the router settings but that's not a good approach. It's the phone that should work with various router settings... at least the common ones
That's not one I've come across since I've had the HTC, its been equally happy connecting to secure or unsecured WiFi. You're on the same software version as me too
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