Note 8 gets leaked... Still want the S8/S8+?

I've kept all my previous devices. They are currently sitting on my wall. It's so nice to look back and see just how much things have changed over the years.

For example my Sony Ericsson W910i had a screen resolution of 240 x 320 with a video camera capable of shooting 240p video. Back then I was like, wow! How can they possibly improve this haha. I purchased that phone in 2008 so only 9 years go.
Wow a tech wall! That's cool. I still have my old Razr and I had all the phone boxes but recently threw them away.
 
Wow a tech wall! That's cool. I still have my old Razr and I had all the phone boxes but recently threw them away.

I'm planning on getting a glass cabinet for them with their names below each one. To some a smartphone is just a communication device they use and throw away but to me, they are sentimental and it's awesome being able to look back at all the form factors. (Flip-phones / Slider-phones , qwerty devices and full touch) :)
 
I'm planning on getting a glass cabinet for them with their names below each one. To some a smartphone is just a communication device they use and throw away but to me, they are sentimental and it's awesome being able to look back at all the form factors. (Flip-phones / Slider-phones , qwerty devices and full touch) :)

That's pretty original! Good luck with that. That would be nice to put in a trophy room or something. It would also be nice to see the finished product.
 
It' almost impossible to keep up. In 6 months or so you will own something outdated unless you upgrade.
A long time ago I used to upgrade every 3 years. Then it was 2 years. Now it is one year, but I am not even satisfied with that. Right now-right now I am considering jumping the Verizon ship, who I have been with for like forever, so I can go to T-Mobile just so I can have Jump on Demand.
 
I always presumed the Note 8 would have a larger display than the Galaxy S8+ but when the display is already 6.2" inches i didn't think they would go larger. Hopefully the device is wider and not even taller. With regards to the integrated fingerprint sensor, if that rumour holds true at launch. Im pretty excited for it. That would be awesome. :D
Problem is most professionals use the device in portrait mode and two hands (pen of course). The current width of the 5 7" Notes is preferred rather than the narrow width. Especially for pen use.

Interesting to see what pans out, but the current images seem fake.
 
Hey @EMGSM, don't reply to my last comment. I don't want to be considered a thread hi-jacker, it is not polite.☺️ Not to mention​, against the rules. Oops!
 
A long time ago I used to upgrade every 3 years. Then it was 2 years. Now it is one year, but I am not even satisfied with that. Right now-right now I am considering jumping the Verizon ship, who I have been with for like forever, so I can go to T-Mobile just so I can have Jump on Demand.

A few members who are currently with T-Mobile have said that they don't offer Jump On Demand anymore as they wanted to change their plan to JOD. Only Jump is available and with that you have to have 50% of your phone paid off before you can upgrade. T-Mobile does have some great features though, unlimited everything (except mobile hotspot I believe) and Binge On video streaming https://www.t-mobile.com/offer/binge-on-streaming-video.html (click on the See All link, the list is huge). I was with AT&T for over 15 years and switched to T-Mobile a few years back and have been very happy with them.
 
A few members who are currently with T-Mobile have said that they don't offer Jump On Demand anymore as they wanted to change their plan to JOD. Only Jump is available and with that you have to have 50% of your phone paid off before you can upgrade. T-Mobile does have some great features though, unlimited everything (except mobile hotspot I believe) and Binge On video streaming https://www.t-mobile.com/offer/binge-on-streaming-video.html (click on the See All link, the list is huge). I was with AT&T for over 15 years and switched to T-Mobile a few years back and have been very happy with them.
Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it!

Well that's kind of a bummer. JOD is the only reason I would have switched to T-Mobile, as I am very content with Verizon.

Verizon also allows you to upgrade after paying off 50%. They call it their Device Payment Plan(DPP) I was wondering how T-Mobile could even offer JOD. I guess that can't anymore.

T-Mobile has made some nice improvements to their network over the recent years and they seem to have very competitive pricing. If I ever went to a different carrier, they would definitely be the one.

Thanks again!
 
Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it!

Well that's kind of a bummer. JOD is the only reason I would have switched to T-Mobile, as I am very content with Verizon.

Verizon also allows you to upgrade after paying off 50%. They call it their Device Payment Plan(DPP) I was wondering how T-Mobile could even offer JOD. I guess that can't anymore.

T-Mobile has made some nice improvements to their network over the recent years and they seem to have very competitive pricing. If I ever went to a different carrier, they would definitely be the one.

Thanks again!
Actually, Verizon calls it the annual upgrade plan. Not many phones are qualified for it. Device payment plan just refers to any device that you're making payments on.

To stay on topic though, I'm hopeful that the S8 qualifies for Verizon's annual upgrade plan so that I can easily upgrade to the Note 8.
 
Actually, Verizon calls it the annual upgrade plan. Not many phones are qualified for it. Device payment plan just refers to any device that you're making payments on.

To stay on topic though, I'm hopeful that the S8 qualifies for Verizon's annual upgrade plan so that I can easily upgrade to the Note 8.

Thanks for the correction Jayce!

When I was interested in getting the S8, I started the upgrade process online. It stated I owed 130.00 to pay off 50% and that I would no longer be eligible for the annual upgrade program. I didn't pursue it any further as I was just checking a few things out. I don't know if I no longer would be eligible because I was paying 50% off early or the S8 was not part of the annual upgrade plan. I didn't bother talking to a CSR because they really irritate me sometimes with their lack of knowledge​ and variation of information given dependent on who you talk to at any given time.

Anyways, I would be very interested in finding out whether or not you yourself will be eligible for the annual upgrade program. So if you could let me know if you are and why if your not, when you come privy to that information, I would appreciate it☺️
 
Thanks for the info, I really appreciate it!

Well that's kind of a bummer. JOD is the only reason I would have switched to T-Mobile, as I am very content with Verizon.

Verizon also allows you to upgrade after paying off 50%. They call it their Device Payment Plan(DPP) I was wondering how T-Mobile could even offer JOD. I guess that can't anymore.

T-Mobile has made some nice improvements to their network over the recent years and they seem to have very competitive pricing. If I ever went to a different carrier, they would definitely be the one.

Thanks again!
Jump on demand is till available you have to talk to Tforce on twitter. They can offer uoi jod
 
According to rumors, iPhone was suppose to get oled screen last year, and every phone for the past year has suppose to have gotten a 4K screen.

These rumors don't really have much weight until a week or so before the reveal.
Exactly. The rumors have stated that since the note5.
 
Thanks for the correction Jayce!

When I was interested in getting the S8, I started the upgrade process online. It stated I owed 130.00 to pay off 50% and that I would no longer be eligible for the annual upgrade program. I didn't pursue it any further as I was just checking a few things out. I don't know if I no longer would be eligible because I was paying 50% off early or the S8 was not part of the annual upgrade plan. I didn't bother talking to a CSR because they really irritate me sometimes with their lack of knowledge​ and variation of information given dependent on who you talk to at any given time.

Anyways, I would be very interested in finding out whether or not you yourself will be eligible for the annual upgrade program. So if you could let me know if you are and why if your not, when you come privy to that information, I would appreciate it☺️

Will do. I'm hoping to find out once it's fully released.
 
The current width of the 5 7" Notes is preferred rather than the narrow width. Especially for pen use.

I can definitely agree with this. This is also one of the reasons i purchased the Blackberry Priv. It's 77.2mm in width. Giving you a fair amount of screen space to work with. :) In comparison the Galaxy Note 5 is 76.1mm. So when you look at the G8 and it only having 68mm thats a fair bit narrower. Which, a lot of people seem to love. So i guess there is a need for both device for different markets.
 
I can definitely agree with this. This is also one of the reasons i purchased the Blackberry Priv. It's 77.2mm in width. Giving you a fair amount of screen space to work with. :) In comparison the Galaxy Note 5 is 76.1mm. So when you look at the G8 and it only having 68mm thats a fair bit narrower. Which, a lot of people seem to love. So i guess there is a need for both device for different markets.
I really hope Samsung realizes that a wider width is much better for a writing device when they make the Note 8. I hope the leak's and rumors are not true and it won't just be an S8+ with a pen. I guess we will see. Nobody knows anything for sure yet.
 
Actually, Verizon calls it the annual upgrade plan. Not many phones are qualified for it. Device payment plan just refers to any device that you're making payments on.

To stay on topic though, I'm hopeful that the S8 qualifies for Verizon's annual upgrade plan so that I can easily upgrade to the Note 8.

You can still trade in your phone though and upgrade to a new one, so long as you have 50% paid off.

I've even been credited back money for having more than 50% paid off.
 

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