VM to sell Iphone 5

[metsfan99]

I can barely fit all my MP3s on the G-Nex4. Not all users fit into the same cookie cutter mold. Do you actually get 16GB usable, or is it more like...16GB total for everything including the OS.

My new Galaxy S3 has 16GB of internal and there's only like 11GB usable out the box. My MP3 collection is over 8GB and growing every week, popping a 32GB card in there sure helps a lot. I wouldn't have much room left with the GNEX4. I would like to have one (specs look good on paper), but it's not the phone for me...google is big time on cloud storage...which I am 100% against. I don't like to rely on a connection to get my media.

Agreed. I would not buy a phone (or a tablet) without expandable memory. What about people who like to watch movies or other videos, which use up a lot of memory, and are traveling or in other circumstances where they want to carry a bunch of movies with them? SD cards have become so cheap, that is very affordable to buy a bunch high capacity cards to store a video collection. I also would not rely entirely on cloud storage. It's great to have as an option, but I do not want to rely on it as the sole means of accessing the majority of my media.

 

[vmforlife]

I gave my girlfriend my iPhone 4s unlocked for GSM. I just could not get used to iOS and the way it somewhat locks you into a certain way of doing things and limits customization. I prefer Android. SIRI WAS KIND OF NEAT??? BUT SHE IS SOMETIMES HARD OF HEARING!
At the insane prices Apple asks for their hardware, and the full retail plus Virgin is charging, it wont be too popular, unless you just have to spend the money because you just have to do iPhone 5 on Virgin.

 

[Prinny]

I dont know...that price point is a bit much...

Though, I'm sure people will buy it. As much as I do not like Apple products, they certainly know how to market and make people buy them.

 

[thebryceee]

That's all relative. I wouldn't accept a free G-Nexus 4 with T-Mobiles service..As it is inferior to Virgin Mobiles service where I live, Not to mention their customer service is beyond horrible. As I've said in the past, My experience doesn't speak volumes on T-Mobile's services on a whole..Just ones opinion against millions of others...

So at the end of the day, What you may think is great by experience, Someone else with the same experience will gauge it as a waste of money based on services they had.

To each their own, So buy what works best for yourself.

I couldn't be happier with my nexus 4 on T-Mobile in Vegas. We have excellent LTE coverage and I've had nothing but good experiences with their CS.

 

[weddle]

Agreed. I would not buy a phone (or a tablet) without expandable memory. What about people who like to watch movies or other videos, which use up a lot of memory, and are traveling or in other circumstances where they want to carry a bunch of movies with them? SD cards have become so cheap, that is very affordable to buy a bunch high capacity cards to store a video collection. I also would not rely entirely on cloud storage. It's great to have as an option, but I do not want to rely on it as the sole means of accessing the majority of my media.

Im probably 1: way too late in saying this

2: USB THUMB DRIVE(I like to call them "jumpies")

3: sorry if I am way behind the time/post lol/lack detail