> That sounds premium to me. That's OK, of course, your mileage may (and apparently does) vary. Service is very important to me. As described in my example: I

> That sounds premium to me. That's OK, of course, your mileage may (and apparently does) vary. Service is very important to me. As described in my example: I destroyed an expensive smartphone and Apple allowed me to replace my smartphone for 30% of the original price on the same day. I need a working smartphone all the time, I don't have to know the exact technical specifications. I don't need an open platform with only theoretical advantages and I'm willing (and able) to pay for a premium product. Again, there's no right or wrong in my opinion. BTW, when I checked the N4 prices, I didn't find a 64 GB version. That makes a price comparison between your N4 and my (now former) iPhone 4S of course difficult.