Mobile Phone for IT numpty

[classic33]

You iz a druggie

According to all the Police Reality programmes all the drug dealers use these as they cannot be tracked like modern smart phones

., and TV is always right

Possible to stop that as well.

 

[ufkacbln]

I know it is bad manners to cross post, and I don't know if you like pink.....

Link


But cases can cover most sins


Edit......
and as above you wil have an expert on the forum yo advise you when you make an error

@smokeysmoo

My commission is 5 likes....there are 4 remaining

 

[ufkacbln]

@smokeysmoo

My commission is 5 likes....there are 4 remaining

...... 3

 

[biggs682]

i use a Nokia Lumia now badged as a microsoft cant remeber which model i find it easy to use does my 82 yr old mother who also has one

 

[r04DiE]

I started off saying I only needed a basic smartphone, just for the odd photo, the odd text, the odd internet access away from home. I bought a cheap Samsung from Tesco. It was awful. The more I tried to use it the more I became aware of how much easier to use was my wife's iPhone 5. When the battery died in Oct last year I lost no time in going out and getting an iPhone 7, newly released at the time. I love it, it's been a brilliant experience, I wasted 2 years trying to get by with the cheap and nasty Samsung.

My bold. There's your problem. Buy a pricey Samsung and it will beat your iPhone hands down.

 

[PeteXXX]

Back to the OP. MrsPete was having the same dilemma.
It's not so much an Android/iPhone thing than the phone itself.
She got a 'Touch Screen' phone and couldn't get on with and looked for phone with buttons to press instead.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

I've got a Moto G4 Plus and it's so easy to use

I got a Moto too, the G4, it's a great phone: easy to type in, links to my apps I use on the laptop, hooks up no problems to any wifi.
You only need to watch the mobile data, it's not intuitive how to switch it on/off.
I asked a younger colleague to show me.

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

My bold. There's your problem. Buy a pricey Samsung and it will beat your iPhone hands down.

After the previous experience of Samsung and of Android, I wasn't going to give them another chance.

 

[subaqua]

I got an iPhone From work
I liked it so bought an iPhone 5 for myself

My wife was using a Doro

Within a month she took an interest in the iPhone and wanted one

They are good, but as before they do not suit everyone

Similar here. Work gave us iPhones , then daughter wanted one for her birthday. Then wifey wanted one.

I stuck with my blackberry till Saturday when 6s landed at a silly price

Virgin have a good SIM only deal at. Moment . £12 for 2500 minutes unlimited text and 6Gb data on 4G I think it's£15 if not have 1 other virgin service.

iPhone SE which is the size of a 5 with the internals of a 6 but a snip at £400 for a 64 Gb ( Argos).


I tunes doesn't need to be used as you can drag n drop music and vids .

 

[Shut Up Legs]

My first proper smart phone*** , which I only bought last year, is a Samsung Galaxy S5. Even then, the S7 was available, but the S5 had advantages over it, so I bought it. It's been really good.

*** I had a Nokia N95 several years ago, which at the time, was considered a smart phone, but what a heavy, un-user friendly piece of rubbish that turned out to be. I decided to get rid of it by ceremonially dunking it in the Yarra River: