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If you use your smartphone to mostly browse the web, use google apps (gmail, hangouts, gmaps, youtube), and don't mind waiting 6-12 months for the hot new app t
by findjashua 12y ago
If you use your smartphone to mostly browse the web, use google apps (gmail, hangouts, gmaps, youtube), and don't mind waiting 6-12 months for the hot new app to come to Android, the MotoG is a fantastic device. The LTE version is just $220, and I don't really see the point of paying 3x the price ($650) for an iPhone.
Also, Firefox is the only mobile browser that allows extensions and it's only supported on Android, so you can install Adblock Edge and browse the mobile web free from any ads!!
- psbp 12y agoYep, I'm coming up on a contract renewal and I think I'm going to use it to resell the new iPhone and then buy the Moto G and the new iPad. I just don't use my phone enough to play games or mess around with apps.
- ssmoot 12y agoThat's an expensive way to finance your purchases. Your credit is your own business of course. But if it's just a random idea you had, you'll save a lot more money switching to pre-paid, and buying the hardware you want outright. Plus that'll give you flexibility you didn't have before (to switch carriers when/if you feel like it, without penalty).
- findjashua 12y ago+1. I'm very happy with TMobile's $30/mo prepaid plan. You get 5gb of data (LTE), unlimited texting, and 100 minutes of talktime. If 100 minutes is too low, you can get unlimited minutes with Skype for $9/mo ($6 for a skype number, $3 for the unlimited minutes).
- ews 12y agoJut something quick: do you mean the $30 plan? That's the one I use with 100 minutes, 5GB and unlimited texting.
- bobz 12y agoI'm on that as well, but last I checked it wasn't available anymore.
- findjashua 12y agowhoops, you're right! Fixed.