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I don't know if I'll switch immediately, but come any catalyst - be it a new iPhone model or my AT&T contract running out - you can bet I won't be sticking arou

I don't know if I'll switch immediately, but come any catalyst - be it a new iPhone model or my AT&T contract running out - you can bet I won't be sticking around.

kordless 16y ago
This is why I'm running an old beat up 3GS. My contract is up and I'm ready for a new phone.
- joezydeco 16y ago
  It's amusing that something can now be considered "old" and "beat up" in less than 18 months.
  - derefr 16y ago
    I'm slightly more amused: I have a 3G in my pocket whose headphone jack has literally caved in on itself from overwear (from a big 1/4" -> 1/8" adapter dongle that bore into it over time) and now needs to be held tilted to one side for sound to work—and yet I still consider this to be a pretty damn nice piece of technology: I mean, the (unprotected) screen still doesn't even have any scratches!
    - joezydeco 16y ago
      I just take it as a sign that the Singularity is still coming. It's like when the rumors were going around about AT&T offering $0 iPhone 3G units this past Christmas and the cry went up near and far: "OMG! Why would anyone want to buy something so useless?!?" Really?
  - pavel_lishin 16y ago
    Well, if he doesn't treat his phone well, it may very well be beat-up. But yeah, "old"? I have a 3GS, and it's still running fine, and I'm still quite satisfied with it.