The note 2 is a very popular phone, and not just android users are switching over. So tell us where you came from, no matter where it be. Also be sure to share your experience switching to the note! I personally came from a galaxy nexus running jelly bean.
What OS did you switch from?
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ios. Although I switched from hard core apple user to having both the ip5 and note 2. I just came becase of NFC, Battery, and because ios didn't have jb heh. oh and mutlitask.
Andyvalver
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Eclipse2K
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I was on iOS prior to the G1 but switched to BlackBerry as I left T-Mobile for Verizon. Once a Droid came out on Verizon I have yet to switch operating systems.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note II using Tapatalk 2.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note II using Tapatalk 2.
Motoblur gingerbread on my photon, ics on my nexus s. Before that was android, and before that was android, and before that... between with android since launch of the g1... went from tmo to Sprint and got the hero because tmo was goofing my bill for what seemed to be no reason.
Swyped from my Galaxy Note II on the Now Network
Swyped from my Galaxy Note II on the Now Network
TheOtherBill
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I came from Android, an HTC Thunderbolt (previously dumb phones). Initially I was concerned about the size of the Note 2 as well as Touch Wiz, but both of those were completely unfounded! First if possible check out in store demos to get a feel for the size of the Note 2. You'll be surprised how it's not that big (too much is made of it IMO). Once you get it and spend some time with a Note 2, it's surreal how it changes your outlook on any other phone. I now look at my Thunderbolt or any other similar or smaller sized phone (including family members iPhone's) and think; "I used to use something so small?" "I could never go back to that!"
As far as Touch Wiz, I was also pleasantly surprised; it's intuitive and easy to pick up and looks good overall. In all honesty, I don't miss HTC Sense what-so-ever (something I never expected! ). I upgraded from a Droid X with Gingerbread. I thought that was amazing after all the trouble I went thru with 2 Blackberries before that, but now, it's well...
FUGETABOUTIT!
Even with the few bugs that I encounter from time to time, the Note 2 just amazes me! Seeing where Android has gone in just the last 2 years alone, I'm so excited to see what the future brings!
FUGETABOUTIT!
Even with the few bugs that I encounter from time to time, the Note 2 just amazes me! Seeing where Android has gone in just the last 2 years alone, I'm so excited to see what the future brings!
Blackberry. 3 HTC devices. Incredible. Thunderbolt then Rezound. Now the Note2. Anazing
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note2
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note2
I came from Android, an HTC Thunderbolt (previously dumb phones). Initially I was concerned about the size of the Note 2 as well as Touch Wiz, but both of those were completely unfounded! First if possible check out in store demos to get a feel for the size of the Note 2. You'll be surprised how it's not that big (too much is made of it IMO). Once you get it and spend some time with a Note 2, it's surreal how it changes your outlook on any other phone. I now look at my Thunderbolt or any other similar or smaller sized phone (including family members iPhone's) and think; "I used to use something so small?" "I could never go back to that!"
Haha. Totally agree with u. I have a note 2 already. So I know about the size.
sent from my jelly bean flavored note 2
Rim 850, Sidekick 1 Color, Sidekick 3, G1, MyTouch 3G, MyTouch 4G, Samsung Galaxy S 3, now Samsung Note 2.
Basically it BlackBerry, DangerOS, then Android. Been Android user since G1 came to the world. And one of the Android early adaptor. I had brief experience with PalmOS, Symbian, Window 4/5 and iOS. Basically I experienced almost every official OS in USA.
Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on Tapatalk 2
Basically it BlackBerry, DangerOS, then Android. Been Android user since G1 came to the world. And one of the Android early adaptor. I had brief experience with PalmOS, Symbian, Window 4/5 and iOS. Basically I experienced almost every official OS in USA.
Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on Tapatalk 2
Mike-Mike
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dumb phones, Bold 900 > BB flip phone > HTC Arrive with WP7 > SGN2
I am still new to android, but I dont see me leaving anytime soon. I liked WP7 when I had it, but now I can't imagine going back
I am still new to android, but I dont see me leaving anytime soon. I liked WP7 when I had it, but now I can't imagine going back
dumb phones> windows mobile phone> original droid> droid x> thunderbolt> gs3> note 2
once i tried android i never looked back....
once i tried android i never looked back....
Oh a Windows Phone user! Haha. What made u switch?
sent from my jelly bean flavored note 2
Ooo a bb flip phone user. How it is like using that phone. I saw it in person at the store few years ago. I can't imagine anyone would want to buy that. It feel clunky for my taste
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Mike-Mike
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Switching carriers inspired both OS switches. I was on At&t with the Bold 9000, I saw a way to save money, so I was going to Sprint. Sprint didnt have the Bold at that time, so the only options were the boring curve, or this unique looking flip phone. The BB flip phone was cool, it had a full QWERTY keyboard, and a newer BB OS than the bold. I went into the Sprint store to look around and I tried the WP7. I loved it, but was scared to pull the trigger, so I got the bb flip.
I liked it, especially for making actual phone calls. But the OS was terrible at web pages, and the screen was tiny and I got tired of people asking me if had an old flip phone.
So I found a HTC Arrive on eBay and snatched it up.
I loved that phone, but the speaker wore out, and it had random quirks. I am not sure if the issues were WP7, Sprint, or HTC. Sprint wasnt making any new WP8 phones, so I started looking at other carriers.
That Samsung commercial about people standing in line had a kid with a GSIII and a flip cover. And I just thought that cover was so cool. So I googled around and started reading about other phones.
Then everyone raved about the SGN2, with the size being the only complaint. While Christmas shopping I saw in it best buy, gave it a test drive then obsessed over it for weeks on end.
Then I finally bailed on Sprint and jumped to Tmo and Android
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I liked it, especially for making actual phone calls. But the OS was terrible at web pages, and the screen was tiny and I got tired of people asking me if had an old flip phone.
So I found a HTC Arrive on eBay and snatched it up.
I loved that phone, but the speaker wore out, and it had random quirks. I am not sure if the issues were WP7, Sprint, or HTC. Sprint wasnt making any new WP8 phones, so I started looking at other carriers.
That Samsung commercial about people standing in line had a kid with a GSIII and a flip cover. And I just thought that cover was so cool. So I googled around and started reading about other phones.
Then everyone raved about the SGN2, with the size being the only complaint. While Christmas shopping I saw in it best buy, gave it a test drive then obsessed over it for weeks on end.
Then I finally bailed on Sprint and jumped to Tmo and Android
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Yeah I notice it was small screen and wonder how the heck that work for the Web page.
It funny how people few years ago leaving tmobile while currently unique visitors came to tmobile. People with Sidekick left tmobile for sure after that Sidekick decable. Mostly deaf people. I'm a deaf person myself and already made the switch to G1 once it came out and this happen before the Sidekick data wipeout. Many deaf people still blaming for Sidekick data loss, I informed them that it is not tmobile fault, it is the fault of Microsoft. They own Danger OS and they the one who fked it up. Microsoft admit to this also but yet they won't listen and insist on blaming tmobile more when tmobile decided to move people off Sidekick. I told them again that it Microsoft the one who shutting down the server, not tmobile. I'm still on tmobile more than 8 years and really enjoys their service
Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on Tapatalk 2
It funny how people few years ago leaving tmobile while currently unique visitors came to tmobile. People with Sidekick left tmobile for sure after that Sidekick decable. Mostly deaf people. I'm a deaf person myself and already made the switch to G1 once it came out and this happen before the Sidekick data wipeout. Many deaf people still blaming for Sidekick data loss, I informed them that it is not tmobile fault, it is the fault of Microsoft. They own Danger OS and they the one who fked it up. Microsoft admit to this also but yet they won't listen and insist on blaming tmobile more when tmobile decided to move people off Sidekick. I told them again that it Microsoft the one who shutting down the server, not tmobile. I'm still on tmobile more than 8 years and really enjoys their service
Sent from my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 2 on Tapatalk 2
This will be funny to some people. I am switching from a Samsung a920 and a Toshiba Laptop with XP SP3 :-[. I have yet to receive my Note 2 but the carrier has already sent me two incorrect phones and I am eagerly awaiting the Note 2 in the post
and I am eagerly awaiting the Note 2 in the post Blackberry to Windows to Android. I'll stay with android as I love my nexus 4.
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Mike-Mike
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