Yee Haw
 

Today I dumped my Samsung Galaxy III for an iPhone 5. Feels so right. I gave the gal a chance but couldn't deliver. Had to go back to the one who brung me, updated to boot. Besides gives me another reason to dump a liberal commie loving Google

:( man I love the SIII but then I love Google too... they make my life so simple.

But then again I like that every aspect of android is fully customizable...so many things I can do to it I just could with Apple...

But it is important that you use what you love and you'll be happy with... if iPhones work for you then that suits you. I wouldnt want to live with something I wouldnt like :)

I read this weekend where you can get good trade in. I got such a great swap was hard to pass up. Top dollar. And the iPhone 5 fits in my pocket easier than shoving the Galaxy III down what seems a jockstrap. The Galaxy much bigger. Lol. And I can text my kids w/o constantly backing up to edit.

But you know what? When previous pics from iPhone came out better and got published over ones from my Rebel, I knew something up. I can show the pics but have before.

I looked at a few of the companies that buy used electronics when my wife wanted to sell her Blackberry. The best price I found was selling it on Craigslist.

AT&T gave me wonderful deal. They wanted my Samsung Galaxy III. Glad to chunk the pos

thats one issue with teh Galaxy SIII... the samsung version of Swype sucks...

the word prediction is terrible. The pictures though are amazing... I;ve taken some very nice pictures... no doubt its good... but the word thing is an issue.

I plan to install the regular swype or just keep using voice text... its the most accurate I've seen

I found the voice text by accident and pretty much resorted to it but had to be careful. What I spoke didn't always come out right.

So far the Google voice text has been great. I just found out this morning that Swype is now a loaded option on the 4.1.2 update for the SIII... I switched right away and havent missed but one word so far...

I miss the days before texting when it wasnt heard of yet...I had none of these issues lol

Im on a Nexus 4, best phone Ive ever owned. For the $350 without a contract, it was a no-brainer. My bill is ~$50 per month unlimited everything. I can say, with my Nexus 4 experience, Google will always be my first consideration when it comes to a new phone. Not having a contract is a plus too, I can take it to any GSM provider. To top it off, Im saving $60 per month, or $1440 when you factor in the standard contract length.

My reasons for anti-Google are political. I don't like who they sleep with or carry water for, which in my opinion are anti-American, at least the America I knew. I'll leave it at that. ;)

Google is fighting the expansion of NSL's under the Patriot Act. You have to give them some credit for that. Otherwise politically, I understand where you are coming from Sarge.

Google Takes on Rare Fight Against National Security Letters | Threat Level | Wired.com

In Google We Trust :)