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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by prairiechicken
(Post 11412754)
The 6 plus is a bit too big. The 6 is juuust right. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
kids can't communicate nowadays because everything is instant.
Remeber going to school and discussing last nights totp.? Telling your mates how that cute boy looked at you when you were walking home. Moaning about your parents not allowing you to use the phone to call your best friend with the reason "you've only just seen her at school and you'll see her tomorrow" That doesn't happen now because as soon as something occurs, everyones on their phones sharing it. so there becomes absolutely nothing to talk about, thats why they have to stay on their phones to find out whats happening right now. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 11412684)
Gozit, Gozit, Gozit, nobody gives a shit.
We're on BE, not on the Which Smartphone Makes a Maltese Cross network. a) You do, because you replied:sneaky: OR b) You've got too much time on your hands, so you read it anyways. Meaning some ounce of you might give a shit ;) :p |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 11412683)
For those deciding between the Samsung S5 and the iPhone 6.
I have the S5. I love it for a multitude of reasons. Bigger screen, swype keyboard, . You do know that with iOS 8 (which the iPhone 6 / 6 Plus ships with) there is the ability to add additional keyboards, including swipe? |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 11412389)
How did you know that? :sneaky:
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 11412787)
Clearly either
a) You do, because you replied. OR b) You've got too much time on your hands, so you read it anyways. Meaning some ounce of you might give a shit ;) Yes, I do have too much time on my hands these days, but only because I don't have a smartphone. Not even a simple cellphone. I suggest you try it. You might find all sorts of things to think about. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by sharkus
(Post 11412806)
You do know that with iOS 8 (which the iPhone 6 / 6 Plus ships with) there is the ability to add additional keyboards, including swipe?
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 11412821)
It was a guess really from the bit in your OP which stated you'd done it in a boring class.;)
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 11412828)
No. I'm just trying to help you grow up since you are on the site anyway. People helping people innit?
Yes, I do have too much time on my hands these days, but only because I don't have a smartphone. Not even a simple cellphone. I suggest you try it. You might find all sorts of things to think about. But nah I rather enjoy my smartphone ;) |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
I think smartphones as a product must soon be entering the maturity phase. There is very little else to add or improve upon, and they will become a commodity item like laptops now or PCs before them. The manufacturers will keep hyping minor improvements, but essentially they are fully baked now.
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 11412828)
No. I'm just trying to help you grow up since you are on the site anyway. People helping people innit?
Yes, I do have too much time on my hands these days, but only because I don't have a smartphone. Not even a simple cellphone. I suggest you try it. You might find all sorts of things to think about. It's quite fascinating really, as Mandy mentioned the social dynamics are totally different. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11412948)
That is unrealistic for the young people now.
It's quite fascinating really, as Mandy mentioned the social dynamics are totally different. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11412919)
I think smartphones as a product must soon be entering the maturity phase. There is very little else to add or improve upon, and they will become a commodity item like laptops now or PCs before them. The manufacturers will keep hyping minor improvements, but essentially they are fully baked now.
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11412948)
That is unrealistic for the young people now.
It's quite fascinating really, as Mandy mentioned the social dynamics are totally different. |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 11413164)
I'd even argue that its unrealistic for most adults as well. http://www.jlcauvin.com/wp-content/u...2009/04/lb.bmp |
Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11413170)
I can give up BE ANY TIME I LIKE.
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Shard
(Post 11412919)
I think smartphones as a product must soon be entering the maturity phase. There is very little else to add or improve upon, and they will become a commodity item like laptops now or PCs before them. The manufacturers will keep hyping minor improvements, but essentially they are fully baked now.
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Re: Gozit's ultimate smartphone buying guide - Sept 2014
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 11413202)
You're right they're really quite dull. I've lost about eight in two years. Fortunately, for me, they're really lost, rather than mislaid or stolen. That said, you'd think they'd of come up with something a bit posher by now. Smart phones are so 2009, I'd rather have a sausage roll.
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