I'm grandfathered in, too. I just get a new 2 yr agreement with AT&T and keep my same plan, when I upgrade my phone. Never had a problem. I'd ask about that, Chad.....
I've asked many times. I guess everyone hates me
I'm grandfathered in, too. I just get a new 2 yr agreement with AT&T and keep my same plan, when I upgrade my phone. Never had a problem. I'd ask about that, Chad.....
I'm grandfathered in, too. I just get a new 2 yr agreement with AT&T and keep my same plan, when I upgrade my phone. Never had a problem. I'd ask about that, Chad.....
I've asked many times. I guess everyone hates me
I'm excited for Handoff with mac and iOS 8. I use messages on my iMac and Macbook Air in class. Basically anything that's iMessage comes to my iPhone, iPad, iMac and laptop, so I can text from my laptop and it all stays synced. Now with handoff SMS will be synced as well not just iMessage. And phone calls will show as incoming on your mac so you can decide whether or not to take them. Great for students or anyone who works on a computer most of the day. Lets me stay in contact without constantly pulling my phone out.
I've asked many times. I guess everyone hates me
Picked up the 128 GB i6 Today. (My Mother-n-law Rocks btw)
Not NEARLY as gigantic as it appears.
In fact, naked, it's easily mistakable for an I5s in a Otter Box case.
I put a body Glove case (Thinnest available) and it's still a one handed phone.
It's very light and very very thin.
The first statement is not true and is one of the reasons I have chosen to stick with Android, because it is much more customizable. Give me a computer, and SD card, and a USB cable and I can change pretty much anything I want on it and run basically anything I want on it.What do you mean? You either run the latest software from Android on your phone or nothing.
Is there some app for android that's not on Apple? I know of a few the other way around though.
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