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is "phone" still the right term?? what should it be called?
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nickdalzell
Extreme Android User
But the stargate is older than we are...
Speed Daemon
Android Expert
After a week in Chicago's black hole of cellular communications, the names I'm calling my phone aren't ones that I can write here. :eviltongue: Even the land line was out for a while.
IOWA
Mr. Logic Pants
Who is your service provider? Generally they are all pretty good here.
Driveshaft815
Newbie
Never thought of it... but PET, Mini-Me, my life... all those would sum it up nicely. It's attached to my hip 24/7, and it rests next to my pillow each night where I usually fall asleep watching videos on Youtube, Hulu, texting someone, or checking Facebook.
I very rarely use my "phone" to make phone calls. I could take the bare minimum amount of minutes that Verizon offers to give you, and not even put a dent in it. If I use up 30-60 minutes in a month, that's usually a lot.
I very rarely use my "phone" to make phone calls. I could take the bare minimum amount of minutes that Verizon offers to give you, and not even put a dent in it. If I use up 30-60 minutes in a month, that's usually a lot.
Phoenix1974
Well-Known Member
Sounds like me, my note 2 is my baby and I'm never without it, charges next to my bed every night and the only time I'm without it is when I cook or go to the loo (unless I'm there a while lol)
Speed Daemon
Android Expert
Sprint. I've used Sprint for more than 12 years now, and while I was everywhere except the wealthiest part of Northbrook, I never had a reason to complain. But now that my mom and a friend are living in the black hole of Northbrook, and I've moved to Madison, things have changed enough to make me finally give up on Sprint.
On the plus side, I actually got a Sprint WiMAX signal! It was in Lake Forest, where I go once a decade on average, and the data rate wasn't much different from the EV-DO "3G" radio. But at least I can finally say that I've used "4G" in my phone. :laugh: