maplesyrup
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dm_for_pm said:
Really?
Cell Phones
- Thread starter Rick C.
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Really?
dappleganger
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The Sarge said:dm_for_pm said:
Really?
Yes! They could be naked!
maplesyrup
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Alright.... You've found a way to win. Well played.
Bender said:
As an iPhone user I definitely laughed at a number of the things the people in line said. If this was on Funny or Die or something it'd be great, I just don't like commercials like this. The whole Pepsi-way of advertising where a company spends more time bashing their rival than promoting their own product has always bugged me.
Corn Flake
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CarltonTheBear said:
Style of advertising liked or disliked, to me it was just a good laugh.. the "if we don't get that feature this time I'm sure we will get it next time" or "They should have a priority line for people who have waited 5 times" lines were just too good.
GhostofPotvin29
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Oh snap
WhatIfGodWasALeaf
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Deebo said:
Haha well for the record I'm a PC user, so again those ads never did anything for me. Like those Samsung ads I did find them funny, but they never made me want to get Mac.
hockeyfan1
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Zee said:
Nice song. Is it on iTunes? ;D
Heroic Shrimp
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Zee said:
You really can't go wrong in appealing to a young and tech savvy market with executives singing REO Speedwagon.
GhostofPotvin29
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Specs of one of the Blackberry phones set for release in 2013:
http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/10/01/blackberry-10-aristo-specs-leak-online-4-65-inch-touchscreen-quad-core-lte-2gb-ram/
http://mobilesyrup.com/2012/10/01/blackberry-10-aristo-specs-leak-online-4-65-inch-touchscreen-quad-core-lte-2gb-ram/
hockeyfan1
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CRTC's new "Wireless Code" giving consumers more 'options' and carriers more 'restrictions'.
Canadians need more flexibility in dealing with their carriers as per cellular contracts, etc. However. the CRTC itself warned that the new legislation is by no means a fait accompli, as carriers hinted at possible higher (smart)phone prices to get around it. Read below:
http://www.iphoneincanada.ca/carriers/carriers-respond-wireless-code-higher-2-year-terms/
Canadians need more flexibility in dealing with their carriers as per cellular contracts, etc. However. the CRTC itself warned that the new legislation is by no means a fait accompli, as carriers hinted at possible higher (smart)phone prices to get around it. Read below:
http://www.iphoneincanada.ca/carriers/carriers-respond-wireless-code-higher-2-year-terms/
I've got a Samsung S3 on Bell. I can't get the battery to last all day, no matter what I do to try and conserve battery (take it off wireless when not home, have it on reduced brightness, keep it off satellite tracking, etc etc)
I'm thinking of trying one of those thicker batteries that some places sell. Any thoughts?
I'm thinking of trying one of those thicker batteries that some places sell. Any thoughts?
WhatIfGodWasALeaf
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Rick said:
I find the same thing with most of the modern smartphones, I have mine connected to charge when I'm at a computer, which is a significant chunk of my day, when I'm going to be on the move for a significant chunk of time, I'll use the mophie juice pack, pretty much doubles the battery life.
It's really pathetic, but I get a weird feeling of mild/moderate anxiety when I notice my battery draining, with the juice pack, it's less of a worry.
Rick said:
Couple questions:
1) Is the phone an LTE phone?
2) Do you use data or just voice?
LTE is power-hungry, big-time. If you don't need it, you should be able to disable it (if you use data, it'll be slower on a 3G network, hence, why I asked 2). By getting off LTE, you should save power.