I currently own a 64gb gold iPhone 6. I am thinking of switching to either the Note 4 or LG G3. What would you do?
Although there are similarities between the two devices, such as screen size, processor, MP quality on the camera, etc. The Note 4 has some features and functions that the iPhone will most likely NEVER have. 1.Expandable memory, this is a HUGE advantage to anyone that likes to take quality pictures and/or videos. 2. The S Pen, it's a pen that is also a "mouse" with many functions and uses within apps this adds a level of utility that blows the iPhone away. 3.Customization, make your device YOUR device, use a launcher, root it, install a custom ROM, run an emulator...all options that iOS lacks. 4.Google products are going to run better on Google products. Period. 5.This is getting really technical, but worth mentioning. I am a technician and the manager if the mobile division for a data recovery and forensics firm and it literally work on devices from all over the world. IF you ever had to pay someone like me to recover your data from a device, I can tell you right now that your chances are roughly 95%+ that you will have a successful recovery. With an iPhone those numbers are 80-85% at best. Like I said, this is getting technical/specific, but it's a fact that might come in handy. 6. Removable battery, which could greatly help you with the answer above. There are a ton of other reasons that geek like me could go off on a tangent, but these are key differences.
LG Dare vs. iPhone 3G ... worth switching verizon to at&t?
I would suggest not to get the iphone because you cant text just email and it requires an 2 to 3 year contract which can not be broken if you lose or damage the iphone their is no insurance and you have to pay the service charges for the remainder of the contract it also cost 50/mon for voice useage then an additional 30 for data usage and another 10 for email so that is 80/mon before tax Also if you need help using the phone at&t transfers the call to apple and they charge $5 for a phone call I know this because I use to work for at&t They do have the largest network and the most cust so It is best to go with them but get a razer it can do everything
I am currently having an LG G3 and I want to switch to another phone. My preference are Apple iPhone 6 or LG G4. What are some suggestions/opinions?
If you wanna compare the camera of LG G3 and G4 so there is not much difference in videos but LG G4 is little better in still photography , take a look ( Video comparison )
Should I buy iPhone 6S or LG G4 and why? I am currently an LG G3 owner and I simply love this phone to the bits. Also, as an Android user, why should I switch to iOS?
Depends on what all things you loved on G3 and what all you are expecting from your next phone.I am going to answer this in bits,Feel of the device: Both the device feel different all together when you hold them, Apple beats everything when it come to its premium finish but at the same time it feels fragile & lacks grip. The G4 comes in four different variants and you can choose what makes your palm go wow.Feel of the UI: G4 runs on LG UX 4 over Lollipop & 6S runs iOS. Both the UIs have their own lags & complaints. If you already were pretty comfortable with Android then you will love the G4 & you will find your excuse not to jump to iOS. Android wins by miles when it comes to customisation while iOS is still stringent in that department, while it means more stability but if you are into customisation you should stick with the Gs. App & Services: Android may have a million apps but most of them are not optimised for wide number of devices. Apple may have very few apps but they still hold the cap for quality. The Apps you will use also depends on the services you have been netted in, if you use many google services then it makes more sense to be faithful with the G4.
Which phone should i get, Either Samsung Galaxy Note 3, Samsung Galaxy Note 4, Samsung Galaxy s5, Iphone 6, iphone 6 plus or LG G3?
These are all very different phones for very different purposes. I'd suggest figuring out what you're planning to use your smartphone for before buying one of them. As @will mentioned, the iPhone 6 and Galaxy s5 are going to be better if you prefer portability. The Note 4 and iPhone 6 Plus are going to suit your needs better if you want to watch videos, read long documents or books, play games that need a lot of space, or do other activities that would be better suited to a larger screen. I would not recommend an LG G3. To decide between an iPhone and a Galaxy, you'll want to think about whether you prefer customizability or reliability. The Galaxy is more customizable, while the IPhone is more reliable. The iPhone will also have a more high-quality selection of apps, but this might not matter to you if you don't plan on downloading many of them.
I really want an iPhone 6 but is 16GB enough?
I really want to buy the iPhone 6, but I only have $660 and the 16GB is $650, but I don't think 16GB is enough, everyone keeps telling me to get the 64GB because the 16GB runs out of memory fast but I can't see myself paying another $100 for the extra storage. I might download few minor games here and there, take photos, I really want to get into photography again, and I am going to have the basic apps like twitter and Facebook and Instagram and Snapchat. I don't think I am going to download to many songs since I will have Pandora with me. What do you think? Is 16GB enough? I can't see myself spending the extra $100 to get the extra storage, but at the same time I don't want to feel like I am wasting my money/time with the 16GB. I want it to last me quite a few years.
S4 or Note 3 or iPhone 5s?
I'm changing my phone soon and I want to know which one is the best... Here, the S4 and the Note 3 are almost the same price ( Note 3 is just a little more expensive ). iPhone 5s is very expensive like all the previous iphones and specifications wise it's not that good and I've never used iOS before but a lot of people say that iOS 7 is very good. I currently own a android phone and this is my first android phone - ever. So I want to know if I should get either the S4/Note 3 or iPhone 5s? I don't have huge hands but I can adjust that with the note 3 but I think it's a little too complicated.. so many features x.x iPhone is just out of my league and I doubt that my dad would buy me a " phone that offers less " for that much... so should I get the S4 or Note 3 or still the i5s? Appreciated comments!! thanks guys :)
Is the iPhone 6s 64GB good enough for a normal user(not having heavier apps and tons of videos)?
Yes, this is more than enough storage for someone that does not have a large amount of digital content or apps on the iPhone.If you have under 1000 photos, this will be a good fit for you as long as you don’t have an obscene amount of videos or apps.Also, keep in mind that when you buy a 64GB iPhone 6S, it will only come with 55.6 Gigabytes out of the box. This is because some storage is used by the apps that come with the actual device (these cannot be removed from the iPhone).Lastly, the 6S is quite fast as it is still a recent model of iPhone, and you will be able to use the features like the 3D touch and the fingerprint sensor.
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Why are there no more 64GB iPhone 6S on Apple's website?
In fact, most of that extra $100 is profit, according to an estimate from the technology market research firm IHS.Wayne Lam, a principal analyst at IHS Technology, told Tech Insider on Friday that it only costs Apple about $12 more to build the 64 gigabyte model than the 16 gigabyte model.But Apple then turns around and sells you that phone with more storage for $100 more, meaning that about $88 of that is profit.Lam said that Apple's cost can change over the production life of an iPhone, as storage prices tend to fluctuate. And since the SE isn't out yet, we'll also have to wait until IHS does a full teardown analysis next week to see the exact prices of components that make up the latest iPhone.Lam also told Tech Insider that Apple "has long used this product strategy to improve their overall blended gross margins on their iPhone line." In other words, it's a great way to increase how much profit the company makes from its iPhones, which Henry Blodget, Business Insider's editor in chief, has called "a magic profit machine."