Ipod touch 5
So all the talk and youtube videos are making apples ipod touch 5 look amazing. With 5 color choices, a-5 chip, siri, better battery, better cameras, and so much more it is got to be great. So i say all that to ask when it comes out "Will you buy it".
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Computothought
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Nov 13, 2012. 4:58 AMReplyWhen you can get a decent Android touch pad for under $100, I can not see getting anything Cupertino California based.
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Cyclone1764
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Nov 10, 2012. 7:33 AMReplyupgrading is a waste of money, but lets say you were going to buy a 4th gen and then the 5th gen one comes out, your more than likely going to buy the newer one
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ilpug
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Oct 13, 2012. 12:41 PMReplySo far, all my lifestyle needs is my 15$ prepaid LG flip phone. The Apple stuff looks sexy, but has so many issues. I would go with android if I had to choose.
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mpilchfamily
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Oct 11, 2012. 5:15 AMReplyJust got a 4th gen touch last Christmas so i won't be upgrading a gain for another couple of years.
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Kiteman
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Oct 6, 2012. 10:27 AMReplyMeh, I'm still using an old sliding-case phone that only texts and calls, but I have my eye on a Galaxy Note on an all-you-can-eat data plan.
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oicvideos
in reply to Oct 7, 2012. 11:00 AMReply
I've seen some stuff on the galaxy note 2 it looks pretty nice I have an apple device but I'm saving for the Nexus 7 cause I'm leaning to the android side (I don't like apples restrictions n stuph) I also like the larger 4 inch screens that they're putting on a lot of androids.
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Kiteman
in reply to Oct 7, 2012. 11:05 AMReplyI haven't had hands-on with a Note 2 yet, but I reckon that the 2's release will make the original Note more affordable.
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5hockwave2 (author)
in reply to Oct 6, 2012. 10:30 AMReply
"all-you-can-eat" LOL
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Kiteman
in reply to Oct 6, 2012. 10:35 AMReplyHey, that's the term used by service providers over here - most plans are limited to the amount of online time you can have, but some are not.
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Lithium Rain
in reply to Oct 6, 2012. 4:20 PMReplyBe very, very, very, very, very, very, VERY sure to read the fine print - these days they call data plans unlimited when they in fact have a cap of a few GB. The fine print will say stuff like "unlimited for normal usage" and then they define normal usage as up to X GB! Several companies have done away with true "unlimited" data plans altogether (except for grandfathered-in customers who bought one some time ago).
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Kiteman
in reply to Oct 11, 2012. 11:59 PMReplyThey are very clear that there is no limit - allegedly, one user consumes 500G a month, because he uses his phone as a home hub, and has game-players and video streamers in the house.
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Lithium Rain
in reply to Oct 12, 2012. 11:59 AMReplyOh, good. Man, I´m jealous...
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Kiteman
in reply to Oct 13, 2012. 11:41 AMReplyI can imagine!
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5hockwave2 (author)
in reply to Oct 6, 2012. 10:42 AMReply
Good to know. I never knew that.
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Kiteman
in reply to Oct 6, 2012. 11:31 AMReply(It might be a UK-specific term.)
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Hack42Moem
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Oct 6, 2012. 11:28 AMReplyNo. I'm not interested at all.
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