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Has anyone had the magnetic charging port of their Xperia Z3 breaking from using a magnetic charger? Posted via the Android Central App

Apple sells their phones very high because it is bloatware free. That should also be the norm for the rest. Local channels are free because of advertisements. Samsung should sell their phones much cheaper if they want to put bloatwares in their phones. Posted via the Android Central App

I also have T-Mobile and my phone's battery is just fine after updating to lollipop. My guess is, it seemed to be a bit faster too. Posted via the Android Central App

Just upgraded to lollipop and still no band 12 here in the San Francisco bay area. Posted via the Android Central App

AT&T bought Cricket Wireless a while back. So in essence, Cricket Wireless is under AT&T. So how come Cricket Wireless is offering a plan much much cheaper than AT&T but with a bigger data? 10GB of data for just $55 a month for a single line. Cricket even had a promo a few months back of 20GB...

Re: Magnetic Port Problem Do you have a casing? When I first used my magnetic charger, it tilted to the side a bit but it was still charging. When I put on a Ringke casing on my phone, the magnetic charger fits perfectly. No wiggling or tilting or anything.

I moved from HTC M8 to Z3 instead of M9 because superficially speaking, I hate that the HTC has an asymetrical screen. When in landscape mode, one side would be wider than the other and I hate that. One thing I liked about the Z3 is that it has SD card support. I am not particular with removable...

I believe band 12 is the low frequency one, which is very good in getting signals inside buildings or homes. Here in San Francisco, T-Mo is still using the high frequency, 1700MHz to 2100MHz, band 4, I am having difficulty getting LTE inside our building. NYC and SF have both 700MHz for T-Mo but...

Will there ever come a time that we can move apps to the external drive? Will google or samsung or at&t release an update that will enable us to use our memory cards to store apps. Posted via Android Central App