Thread: i need a new phone

Are you scared that you may turn into one of those ppl?? LOL
I ran into someone who literally was scared that they would turn into the typical iPhone Douche Bag and that was his reasoning.

To be all honest... I would stay away from the Razr. The whole non user accessible battery was a huge mistake on Motorola's part. They have their ego set so high that they don't think the user will need to deal with the battery. Sometimes battery pulls are required... and what if the battery dies like every other battery. You have to send it to Motorola to be raped for charges. Unless you feel all techy and want to service it yourself like I would.

no, not really. i just bought an ipad, if that tells you anything. however, that was a present for my fiance. i know ill use it though. i just dont want an iphone when there are other better choices.

aaron, yes i agree about the internal batter. however, i also wouldnt care to rip it apart and replace it myself. however, that would mean my phone would be down for a while, which im not sure i agree with.

I talk **** on Apple and don't use Apple and avoid fixing Apple ****.

having to take out an internal battery for a frozen OS would suck balls.

Also you could get a second battery so that you could go the whole day without charging, if the battery is easy to access.

Originally Posted by NegativeOne13

I talk **** on Apple and don't use Apple and avoid fixing Apple ****.

Agree'ed
**** that whole company,
ive had 1 ipod and that was because i stole it, got fed up with itunes and smashed that pos into nothingness
i will NEVER buy/own an apple product

Are school got all the HS students Apple Mac Book Air's and they SUCK im on it right now. Droids are hard to get used to if you have a Blackberry but when you figer it out you will be very happy with the Droids. My dad and sister had Blackberrys and now have Droids and love them.

I honestly used to be the same way with apple...i hated them but when i got my iPhone, i love it. Yeah you do have to pay for more apps than you do on a droid but thats what jailbreaking is for. I've had it for about a month now and i havent been dissappointed yet.

Originally Posted by NegativeOne13

To be all honest... I would stay away from the Razr. The whole non user accessible battery was a huge mistake on Motorola's part. They have their ego set so high that they don't think the user will need to deal with the battery. Sometimes battery pulls are required... and what if the battery dies like every other battery. You have to send it to Motorola to be raped for charges. Unless you feel all techy and want to service it yourself like I would.

would do you mean?
im playing with the new razr right now and i can take the battery out,
i must say this phone is kinda nice and its lightly fast only thing i dont like is the keys down at the bottom are buttons and not soft keys
but other then that its not that bad