phone upgrade..

[PaulSmith]

S4 here, great phone.

 

[Dan]

iPhone 5 - I like it a lot.

 

[Deleted member 9966]

Nokia Lumia 925 on an all you can eat data package from Three (£28 a month, I thought that was bargain). The phone is great, very responsive and totally different to android and other operating systems but easy to navigate from day 1.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Might be against the crowd here.. But I love my iPhone 4S.

 

[Mr Tiler]

have you guys not seen the............. J.....C.....B phone! couldn't believe my eyes its perfect for on site lol

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Looks a beast of a thing

 

[Gazzer]

Yeah they have been out for years, I think its a clone of another phone that could be obtained cheaper.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Anyone see the jcb phone clip of a few boys throwing the old site phone off the second or third lift of scaffolding on YouTube? Ha ha

 

[Mr Tiler]

nah I did watch a vid where they really put it to the test though and it withstood all of the battery!... there was a similar phone out before it was blue and apparently indestructible it was basically a phone inside a rubber case that split in two.... and I had one!

 

[High Peak Tiling]

Blue?
That's not the jcb way!

 

[Mr Tiler]

nah this was at least 8 years ago il have a look

 

[Mr Tiler]

 

[nybor62]

im due upgrade on 20th dec , im thinking of switching to samsung form apple , probs s 4 ithink

 

[Andy Allen]

think im going to go for the s3.....any thoughts on weather I should go for the mini or full size.......how big is the full size..? is it still practical. just bought my daughter a Samsung note 2 for crimbo, that things more like tablet than a phone..lol

 

[andy8758]

Phones are like Tile cutters:
Apple - I reckon that's the Sigma of phones. Does everything really well and with style.
Samsung/Sony - always found Sony liable to have excellent innovation but poor practicality (something breaks after 3 months) - my Samsung phones (3 in last 6 years) always very robust as well as great phones. (Samsung could be the Rubi of phones :lol. To choose the model that's best is a very personal thing - some like better cameras, some want more memory, some want thousands of apps to choose from, others just want a good phone that is on a reliable network. That's your shout Andy.

However, I have kicked all Android phones into touch. Google seriously worries me with what personal information they store - even Youtube is storing and using your personal information - be careful what you watch! But its what Google does with the information that most frustrates me - I don't want targeted marketing (I searched for and bought Spiderman Pyjamas for the grandkids - now everytime I want to watch Youtube I get offered Spiderman lunchboxes, Spiderman video games, Spiderman DVD's.....

I have all my business set up in Microsoft Office, and Sage programs saved on a Skydrive which were only compatible with Windows phones. So my last phone was a Nokia Lumia and now I can access specifications, and other useful documents on site. Love the Nokia, and now Microsoft is less powerful than both Apple and Google they are a more politically acceptable option :smilewinkgrin: