NDenile
Lurker
Forgive me in advance (for a couple of reasons as I'm sure it will turn out).
I have like many probably before on this forum have an iPhone 4, I've been pretty happy with it with few complaints...as it does what I need it to do. But of course as technology advances my iPhone seems just a tad antiquated.
It's time to upgrade (and hand down my iPhone to my wife [as her way of getting an upgrade]). She has had nothing but issues out of her HTC Incredible 2.
But I digress...I'll get to the point. I've been considering the Galaxy S3 for a couple of weeks now and since I have an unlimited data plan on Verizon (which I am keeping) I have to buy the phone out right anyway. Should I just buy the Developer Edition?
I'm not a hacker, not do I ever plan on rooting my S3, or whatever you people call it...
...my question is (and i tried to find this answer all over):
If you take the unboxed version of each "as it comes"...what differences can one do over the other?
Sorry if this has been asked and answered...just point me to the link.
Thanks.
I have like many probably before on this forum have an iPhone 4, I've been pretty happy with it with few complaints...as it does what I need it to do. But of course as technology advances my iPhone seems just a tad antiquated.
It's time to upgrade (and hand down my iPhone to my wife [as her way of getting an upgrade]). She has had nothing but issues out of her HTC Incredible 2.
But I digress...I'll get to the point. I've been considering the Galaxy S3 for a couple of weeks now and since I have an unlimited data plan on Verizon (which I am keeping) I have to buy the phone out right anyway. Should I just buy the Developer Edition?
I'm not a hacker, not do I ever plan on rooting my S3, or whatever you people call it...
...my question is (and i tried to find this answer all over):
If you take the unboxed version of each "as it comes"...what differences can one do over the other?
Sorry if this has been asked and answered...just point me to the link.
Thanks.