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Comments (7)I loved reading about the signs you're received, Lulie. I believe they were from your Dad. A friend of mine died in 2008 and as we were driving to my parent's for Thanksgiving dinner that year I noticed a trailer that belonged to my friend's employer parked in a storage lot and was thinking how weird that was (it hadn't been there the day before) and at that very moment I get a text message from a unfamiliar number. It just said "Hi!". I've had that phone for 5 years and have only got 1 other text message and that was from my daughter (yes, I am behind on the times. lol). Maybe it was just some kid goofing around or maybe it was my friend saying "Hi" from the otherside? The timing was perfect anyhow. Miss you at the KT Lulie!...See Morecell phone ? if you buy a cell phone, from let's say
Comments (15)It depends on the phone and the carriers. There's a number of different types of service out there too. For instance different carriers use different frequencies (CDMA, PCS, GSM, etc) SIM cards are suggestive of GSM technology used by Tmo and ATT. If you're looking to use prepaid service you can sometimes use the phones but won't always have all the features. If you're looking for a contract service, then as cautioned before, beware of costs to change. Often the smallest thing will extend your contract. For instance, if you get a new phone, you generally get a new (extended) contract with hefty cancellation fees. You'll have to get more info from the companies, but generally speaking, Tmo will not be interchangeable with Virgin and Verizon. Tmo & AT&T are more likely to be options. Probably not answering your question, but not an easy question to answer!...See MoreGreat. My iPhone8 seems to have died. What size? Don't like big phones
Comments (11)Thanks, ladies. I've tried reviving it through iTunes and through the volume/shutdown buttons, but no luck there either. I was on Verizon support, too. It looks like the 12 mini is about the same size so maybe that. I guess if I'm going to buy I will go with the latest technology. Yeah, all of a sudden going to bed last night it froze and got stuck in the shutdown mode. That's how my previous one died, too....See MoreQ: iPhone broken, dropped too often. May get a new phone - Questions…
Comments (20)I too switched from an Android phone to an iPhone in the last year. Grudgingly but because Android phone prices and sizes have gone up too much for my preferences and iPhones have dropped. Apple products do automatically integrate. For some, that's useful. For others, like my wife, it's a capability without much usefulness. Both types of phones work competently though somewhat differently. There is little in the way of hardware differences, it's mostly in the user interfaces. I have become competent with the iPhone's idiosyncrasies, but I don't prefer its user interface. It tends to be inflexible with settings and doesn't offer users configuration options that Android does. A summary of my familiarity with both - for most users, there's little difference in functionality....See MoreMichael
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