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need a new phone, undecided between a Samsung, Nokia Lumina or HTC, anyone with reviews/opinions on here?

Stay well clear of the Nokia lumina. I got given one as my work phone and it is a piece of crap.

Samsung without a doubt BUT if battery life is a priority you might want to look at Motorola.

I went for a Samsung Galaxy Y Duos, but I was specifically looking for a dual SIM phone.
I liked the look of the Sony Xperia but had not enough info on how they performed.

I need a good battery life.

CENTURION wrote:I need a good battery life.

Go speak to misses!!

We owe u a good deal!

whufc wrote:

CENTURION wrote:I need a good battery life.

Go speak to misses!!

We owe u a good deal!

yes, I will! She owes me!

ok, start bagging me, I chose the iPhone5, pretty simple to use, easy to read.

CENTURION wrote:ok, start bagging me, I chose the iPhone5, pretty simple to use, easy to read.

For a retard like you its probably ideal.
BTW Ive had two friends in two days lose all their contacts on their Iphones. I hope that wont be an issue for you. Or the shitty battery life and Itunes!

I don't need itunes. aren't the contacts saved to the sim?

CENTURION wrote:I don't need itunes. aren't the contacts saved to the sim?

I have some bad news for you about Itunes then!
And write down your contacts immediatley!
Welcome back to the world of pen and paper!

CENTURION wrote:ok, start bagging me, I chose the iPhone5, pretty simple to use, easy to read.

I have an iPhone5, i use it just for calls, messages, internet, google maps, camera and very occasionally one or two downloaded songs.

I have had mine since September and havent had a single problem with it yet and it is very easy to use.

whufc wrote:

CENTURION wrote:ok, start bagging me, I chose the iPhone5, pretty simple to use, easy to read.

I have an iPhone5, i use it just for calls, messages, internet, google maps, camera and very occasionally one or two downloaded songs.

I have had mine since September and havent had a single problem with it yet and it is very easy to use.

you're a dumb prick like me, so I'll take your word for it!

CENTURION wrote:ok, start bagging me, I chose the iPhone5, pretty simple to use, easy to read.

smart move. just back it up on the great program itunes, then if you do lose your contacts you can easily get the back

Great itunes program? Lol.

The Sleeping Giant wrote:Great itunes program? Lol.

yep it's quick does everything it's intended to do. you can add single songs without adding a entire album, you can easily delete songs you don't want. easy to make play list. biggest music store in the world. what's not to love about itunes.

Centuriins battle with the Iphone and Itunes could surpass the Dutomine v Professional Athlete thread for comedy and length.

Wedgie wrote:Centuriins battle with the Iphone and Itunes could surpass the Dutomine v Professional Athlete thread for comedy and length.

yep especially when people think itunes is crap but don't have a excuse or just don't know how to use it.

kickinit wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Centuriins battle with the Iphone and Itunes could surpass the Dutomine v Professional Athlete thread for comedy and length.

yep especially when people think itunes is crap but don't have a excuse or just don't know how to use it.

How about how restrictive it is?

Any purchase you make can only be played on Iphone, ipod or pc.

Most expensive online music purchase service by far.

Can't burn onto cd or dvd.

Resource hog with constant updates.

Hard to navigate and not intuitive.

Purchased music non transferable to another pc.

I had to use itunes when I had an Iphone, and lost everything through an ios update. Emailed apple support as I had some apps that had cost above average dollars, but they said there was nothing they could do.

It's restrictive because its tight security.

I have played music from iTunes on other devices then apple products or pc. Learn how to use it before you make a comment that false.

Might be expensive for you but might not be for everyone else. You don't become the biggest music store if there another that is better and cheaper.

Can easily burn to cd once again learn how to use the program.

There's not that many updates and usually there security ones which are there to protect you. You also have a choice whether to update or not. I'm guessing you hate windows as well, have had way more updates when I was using windows then I've ever had on apple.

Hard to navigate? Seriously you just making this up. If not I suggest you go to spec savers iTunes couldn't be easier to navigate.

You can transfer music from one computer to another.

If you had lost apps when updating through iTunes then you go and download them again. The info is stored on your account that you have purchased it so you don't have to pay for it again