Wildo6882
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Re: Aggravated with iOS /Android back and forth
And if everything goes right with my work situation, I won't have the time for forums and swapping phones all the time and will just need something reliable.
And it's really helpful to be able to get a 6s Plus on AT&T Next. Instead of tossing $800+ on a credit card.
This is honestly one of the best posts I've ever read. Luckily for me, I don't have a girlfriend. I'm married with two kids - so "adult time" is few and far between.Maybe. But then you come to the Android forums. And you hear everyone's testimony with other devices. And you may come across features that other Android smartphones have that your iPhone does not. And you are intrigued. A few YouTube videos. A trip to Bestbuy to check it out in person. And all of a sudden your mind starts to work out scenarios on how you can obtain a brand new device. You can open another line. Switch carriers because they will pay your ETF or the remainder of your financing agreement. The scene is set, and all you need is an excuse. Then you read an article on iMore that Apple servers are down. iMessage is temporarily not working. Justification and the timing is perfect. So you pick up your new Android phone. New case, screen protector, wireless charger. This is the phone you needed, you read wanted. You have switched over all of your services to Google. You are on the forums at Android Central. Life is good. You look at your iPhone and wonder why you bought it in the first place. Because clearly the Android phone you now have is where you were supposed to be all along. Then... out of the blue, your girlfriend wants to FaceTime you for some "adult time ". You can't. And she doesn't want to go through the rigmarole of downloading Hangouts and accepting your invitation and so forth. Moment ruined. Someone sends you a pic, it doesn't come through because you are in your office with no signal just wifi. If you had iMessage the picture would have come through fine. You are still within your 14 day window is the thought that pervades your mind. You toil with it. You don't want to switch yet again. People have already noticed you have gone back to Android after a brief stint with your iPhone. You may have even bashed the iPhone a bit on the forums. You had already successfully changed your signature to something cool like, "Note in my house!" Can't switch back now. But you are bothered. Day 13, you take your phone back. A day early just in case you have counted your days wrong. You get the iPhone. Again. Different color this time so it doesn't feel like the exact phone you left 13 days earlier. Case, screen protector, out the door. First thing you do? Fire up IMore. first article, Batterygate. Ugh.
The struggle is real.
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And if everything goes right with my work situation, I won't have the time for forums and swapping phones all the time and will just need something reliable.
And it's really helpful to be able to get a 6s Plus on AT&T Next. Instead of tossing $800+ on a credit card.