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by fogman on Mon Oct 08, 2012 10:05 pm
e3jcr wrote:Just a quick note to say the One X works with a micro sim, just incase you think you can just change sim over, you cant. If your keeping your number. Ive been walking around like a drug dealer for 2 months now with 2 phones waithing on 3 getting their act together & transfering my number over.
my sony is micro sim, all they do is clip your original sim down to micro sim size in a machine & will give you a micro sim adaptor which you place the micro sim in to make it the original size again if you want to swop phones
WHY AINT I GOT AN ALL SINGING & ALL DANCING SIGNATURE LIKE BOXY & DRIFTY ?
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by jimmybhoy on Mon Oct 08, 2012 11:33 pm
contradicts my Htc 1x theory but the winner was [linkurl=] http://tech.uk.msn.com/features/t3-gadg ... 2#image=10 [/linkurl]
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by bhcalcutta on Tue Oct 09, 2012 1:06 am
Can't speak for vthe experia T, but the experia S is a damned good phone. Battery life isn't brilliant though
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by Drift on Thu Oct 11, 2012 7:13 pm
Well another option is HTC ONE X+ It is very fast with a quad core 1.7GHz processor and has 64g of internal memory and the battery is reported 37% better, though the HTC one X is reported to run faster on Jelly bean than Ice cream sandwich an update due out this week. It will also sport Near Field Communication (NFC) on the new version So depending on the price and deals I am swaying this direction.
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by James Bass on Sun Oct 14, 2012 1:37 pm
Drift wrote:The sister in law has the Samsung S3 and the battery seems comparable to the HTC, I think its horses for courses in the smartphone world regarding battery though mine goes on charge next to the bed every night anyway and all the cars have chargers in them
I have the S3 Ste. I bought a high capacity battery, which due to it's increased physical size, came with a new rear cover. The battery last all day, which is great considering it's used for work, and I'm on the damn thing most of the day. lol. Best phone I ever bought...BY A LONG WAY! It's on 3, and cost me £49 upfront, and I pay £33 a month for 2000 UK minutes, 5000 3 to 3 minutes, 5000 texts and unlimited data.
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by Drift on Sun Oct 14, 2012 5:24 pm
Well the S3 is out, I have decided its just too big and a bit fragile, it wont last 5 minutes in work. I have settled on the new HTC one x+ (same exterior spec as the current model) as it is a bit more robust and has all the features I will need (had them side by side today)and the Mrs wants the S2 so sorted. Means in December my HTC Desire HD will be up for grabs and in a week or so her Wildfire will be going
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by bhcalcutta on Sun Oct 14, 2012 6:05 pm
How much wil you be looking for for these Ste? both my kids are after new phones
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