Do you have a smartphone addiction?

[MoneyMike84]

When I read that the average user unlocks their smartphone over 100 times per day I realized I'm not too bad lol.

 

[12er]

I am definitely not addicted to smartphones, but the Samsung S II device changed my mind about mobile devices for good. Three years ago, when I got this phone I thought that I am not upgrading my hardware until something with a lot more GPU power comes out, because I would like to play around with more advanced graphics effects on a mobile device as a programmer. I will have to check if this moment has come, OpenGl ES 3.x seems to be a lot more likable than OpenGl ES 2.x at a first glance.

 

[IrishFXDB]

I have a horrible addiction to smartphones... I couldn't even say how many I've had since I started using them in 2005 or 2006. I've had almost everything - Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, iPhone, WebOS, Palm, WP7, WP8...

In the past year and a half alone I've had:

Note 2
Nexus 4
IPhone 5
Lumia 925
Nexus 5
Note 3
IPhone 5S - twice, meaning two different phones, not the same one twice
LG G3

Still not 100% sold on the G3, so I might be swapping it for the M8, or maybe even the S5.

Yeah, I have a problem.

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[grover5]

I'm addicted to what I'm using but I don't go overboard. I usually use one device for at least 18 months before getting my next device. I just recently got a nexus 5 after my third Z10 died on me. I might get the nexus 6 or the passport but if I did it would be because my nexus 5 would become a new phone for one of the kids.

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[barth2]

I have a tablet addiction. Not so much buying new stuff since I'm broke but just using it a lot. I can't even watch a TV show any more without constantly looking at my ipad or nook hd plus

 

[DLGames]

it depends on how you use your smartphone.
For me it's not an addiction it's just for fun. The fact that it's possible to manage and download a huge variety of games and apps that makes your life easier i must call that an addiction? If so i'm addicted .

 

[inderhayer]

Personally i have smartphone addiction. But in positive way. As smartphone are becoming more smarter, we can do lot of work on smartphone itself, no need to keep laptop everywhere you go.

 

[jmagid51]

Not addicted to buying smartphones as I have my S5 and had an S4 for about a year, but to using a smartphone I most certainly do. Mine is on 24x7 and I take it everywhere I go. :sly:

 

[mchi5]

I'm not addicted to smart phones but definitely like to keep up to date, and I do like to get the newest phone on the block!

I am addicted to cases though but that is a different topic in itself


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[bembol]

I feel like I'm going through cold turkey here. LOL

I hate the new iPhone 6/Plus but all I can think about is whether or not to use my last upgrade. I need to drop $670* for the 128GB Plus but I'm thinking how much can I flip it for after playing with it for a few days, $1,000?

When the new Samsung Galaxy Note Edge comes out, I'm guessing the the outright price will cost me around $850 after taxes. So, if I skip on the iPhone and use the upgrade on the Edge, I'm guessing it will only cost me $340 after taxes.

*the subsidy price for the iPhone 6 Plus 128GB is $589.99!
*the subsidy price for the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, I guessing no more than $299.99.