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At this point both devices do the core functionality just as well as each other (email, browsing and maps). Android still has better "Google" integration which
by mirsadm 12y ago
At this point both devices do the core functionality just as well as each other (email, browsing and maps). Android still has better "Google" integration which is important for me.
Also I have gotten use to paying $350 for a Nexus device + $18/mo for my plan. I have no intention of ever buying another $800+ device or spending upwards of $100/mo for something which is about the same experience as I have now.
- italophil 12y agoWhat is you $18/month plan? I am still looking for a reasonable one in the US.
- mirsadm 12y agoI'm from Australia. There are a couple of low cost alternatives here for the moment. The plan I am on gives me 1.5gb/mo and pretty much unlimited talk/text for my use. When I was in Canada/US I couldn't really find any low cost options without a contract.
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- mkaziz 12y agoIf you're in the US, check out Black Wireless (GSM, ATT network), or Republic Wireless.
- Evan-Purkhiser 12y agoT-Mobiles $30/month plan is also worth checking out.
- jonny_eh 12y agoI never heard of Black Wireless, but the fact that they're selling a bogus "radiation blocker" thing makes me instantly dislike them.
- piyush_soni 12y agoI use 'Straight talk' (with AT&T based sim) in the US. It is not a lot, but still is cheaper than just being with AT&T and also gives me much more high speed data per month. Problems? The high speed internet might not be as reliable as AT&Ts (I feel I get 2G at more places when compared to AT&T), but mostly it is good. US is really costly when it comes to phone bills. One of the most advanced countries in the world, and can't give cheap internet.
- chrisBob 12y agoI have been very happy with Republic Wireless, but I am considering Ting because I am an Apple Fanboy. Black wireless looks very good. I am not sure I how I missed them before now.
- nextweek2 12y agoYou are probably Generation X. They were less susceptible to advertising. People that pay more for a similar product are not just buying the product, they are also buying style and the ability to set themselves apart from their peers.
- unfamiliar 12y ago> Generation X. They were less susceptible to advertising. Hah!