HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
somebody give me the run down on straight talk and what company it works with(phone wise).
Essential Official Android Thread
Any att or T-Mobile phone.
$45 unlimited everything. I hear they cap your data, but so far so good for me.
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HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
Yeah I always hear the unlimited shyt but I very much doubt it is. My limit is 3gb and thats with wifi at home and work. I either go over it or just meet it. Wish I could get a 5-6gig cap without having to pay more.
google music instant mix
Gave me that gangsta mix to ride to this morning
i hate them shyts, i could understand maybe 1 or two but i have 4-5 of those mixes , or least give it side area dont put it in with the rest of my music
naw i fukks with it
Nexus 4 real benchmark. The AnTuTu Benchmark 3 app got updated
This version also improves support for a number of high-end devices, including the HTC Droid DNA and LG Nexus 4, both of which use Qualcomm's quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro chip. Our Nexus 4 scores averaged around 17,500, a considerable increase over the 10,000 or so widely reported on the earlier AnTuTu 2.94. And our Droid DNA scored even higher, clocking in at just over 19,000.
This version also improves support for a number of high-end devices, including the HTC Droid DNA and LG Nexus 4, both of which use Qualcomm's quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro chip. Our Nexus 4 scores averaged around 17,500, a considerable increase over the 10,000 or so widely reported on the earlier AnTuTu 2.94. And our Droid DNA scored even higher, clocking in at just over 19,000.
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I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
Seems like all he's doing at IBM is learning how to engineer ducktales.
I heard he's the head of R&D of their duckberg division.
have you been tethering at all or no?
whats your speeds been like on tests, not sure what network you're on tmo/att
this unlimited argument again
Verizon's CFO Says that "unlimited" is "just a word" and "doesn't mean anything."
So what customers are understanding and through our good sales routine is once you explain to a customer their usage on a monthly basis, unlimited is just a word, it doesnt really mean anything and that people dont really I think a lot of consumers think they consume a lot more data than they really do. So that whole unlimited thing I think is going by the wayside and they see the benefit of going to the shared.
Verizon's CFO Says that "unlimited" is "just a word" and "doesn't mean anything."
So what customers are understanding and through our good sales routine is once you explain to a customer their usage on a monthly basis, unlimited is just a word, it doesnt really mean anything and that people dont really I think a lot of consumers think they consume a lot more data than they really do. So that whole unlimited thing I think is going by the wayside and they see the benefit of going to the shared.
android 4.2 Tip for having emoji on the stock keyboard without using the space bar to switch back and forth. Go languages and inputs then go to the stock android keyboard setting--advanced settings--> check the switch to other input methods. emoji will be the globe icon on the stock keyboard
Why? And what area are you in?
I'm with Sprint at the moment and I'm currently paying $69 a month. I have a discount and I'm hesitant at losing it if I jump on T-mobile. I'm contemplating on getting the GS3 used or re-upping and getting the note 2.