"You could not pay me to go back to an Android phone"

[The Phoenix]

I liked the option too till I looked back at it and realized I never exercised it. If one can lug a extra battery around one could just as easily carry a charge cable. Most people are places they can plug up and get a quick charge. In their cars or in a building with power.

I purchase my phones off contract. I don't even sign 2 year deals anymore. I can sell last year's model and get this year's for pretty much what people who sign two years pay.

But again, there are people that do utilize the feature. I know I do. LG gave me a battery charger and an extra battery. And since the battery is so thin, it's nothing to have it in my pocket. If I'm gonna carry a charger around, why not just carry the extra battery? And since it's already a large battery, it's doubtful that you would need to charge again after the battery swap. On top of that you can still actually charge the battery if you want. I never choose less options over more options if all I'm getting out of it is a slightly thinner phone. To me it's just not worth it.

 

[MeachTheMonster]

all she has to do is turn off the notifications. that was the first thing i did. you can move your widgets around anyway you like. thats on you. the home screen isnt supposed to fill in ALL of your apps. its supposed to be there for your most used goto apps.

for instance. mines are voice mail(i aint never going to use that stupid video voice crap from verizon stop trying to steal from people lol, and i aint using that voice to text crap, that tech isnt spot on yet anyway with no phone."

so i got my favorite so i can get straight to my regular voice mail. more like a link icon named voice mail. the default stuff obviously phone/contacts, my google maps, and a few other things i used on the regular basis. the scroll over screens, its my 2nd tier of most used apps. after that. any thing else i think i might use on occasion goes in the normal app area where you can pull that up by hitting apps. now if you are hell bent on having ALL of your apps in the scroll over screen from the default home screen. then start using folders. just move stuff in together and name the folder something you so you can remember whats in there. it aint hard at all and takes seconds to do. if you're really lazy go find an app that will organize the stuff for you.

once you do it once you dont have to do it again.

anyone complaining about any of these $200+ smart phones at this point is just complaining to complain. UNLESS you're really using it for work purposes. most people arent. most folks are making calls, listening to music, watching movies, surfacing the net, and perhaps tracking their workouts, and taking selfies and a few nature shots. i mean lets be honest. we aint doing that much with these phones. do we really need 200 apps? NO. we need like 10 to 20 solid apps and thats about it. do we need 60+ gigs of space? NO. get those pics off the phone and upload them to the cloud or put them on your computer/laptop. and empty your phone folder so you can have space again.

She not going through all this breh.

Point is, with an iPhone she wouldn't have to, nor would she even have to think about it.

Now I gotta take the time to learn all this stuff on android just so she can quit complaining about all that dumb shyt

Seems like she need a sub 200 dollar phone :redcapes:

Nah, she needs an IPhone

 

[Maschine_Man]

no one that isnt shooting video or using their phone as a camera to use pics on their blog or trying to take semi pro pics to make $$$, needs a phone with 64gb. whats going on is this, yall dont like to delete stuff you no longer use. so instead you want to have more space so you never have to delete anything(hoarder..lol.)

Honestly I'd be happy with 32 but they don't have it. 64 is too much but it's the only step up.
But I got some apps that are taking gigs

 

[MeachTheMonster]

Now she can't receive MMS messages