Tech

Rick do you have an iphone? My main issue with the ipods (we have 2 shuffles, 3 nanos, a classic and a touch) is that there is no expansion available. For the touch you have to spend over $300 for 32GB and that's it, all you get. plus i am an adroid phone user so the Samsung would be easy to navigate. The reviews on them are phenomenal.

Well, I certainly didn't know that. I got the 32G touch for Xmas, so I'm not familiar with the upgrade cost. That's more than I need. I don't have the Iphone. I have a similar Samsung version of what I think Ryan has. LOL. The phone is extremely easy to navigate. I actually like mine. My brother recently got the Iphone 4S and he won't shut up about it. He loves it. I have to admit the Siri portion of the phone is incredible. It found us a parking area next to the American Airlines Center for one of the MAVS games that I didn't even know was there.

Even phones you have to disagree? lmao. I'm only kidding. Did you get your phone recently, if not within the last six and a half months it's likely something a little different. My phone was hailed as the "Pure Google" phone because updates for the operating system and other phone software was supposed to come directly from Google which was a major turn on knowing how Big Red tends to delay updates. Well after owning the phone for 3 months with no updates and a lot of bugs I caught wind that Google dropped the Nexus support for the phone due to Big Red and their incompetence. The phone is very intuitive and other than the items I listed the phone is Amazing but battery life and signal are two MAJOR issues with the phone and a deal breaker. I would have traded the phone within the 14 day guarantee period except Verizon reps swore an update was coming to fix all of the issues. 6 and half months after the phone launched an update was released but did not fix a majority of the issues. Not very happy with the phone :(

I got it around the end of February I believe. I haven't had any trouble with mine at all. Any time I use the internet it's very quick, battery life is good, and I even like the "phone" quality as well. Most of the smart phones I've had in the past worked well as anything other than its primary purpose. I have very few problems with it.