So its costing more, looking the same, and no changes perhaps other than a new operating system, that likely will cripple older handsets.
DJ OD
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So its costing more, looking the same, and no changes perhaps other than a new operating system, that likely will cripple older handsets.
DJ OD
Still on the 11 here and no intention of upgrading.
Bought phone outright from John Lewis and sim only £10 contract with ID mobile.
I get 90gb data.
unlimited calls and texts.
I do the same as TJ, got my iPhone X release day, had it replaced 2-3 times by Apple in the 5 year consumer law period as it had some glitches, will upgrade to the 14 Pro this time around. The X has lasted me 5 years so saved a packet compared to upgrading every year when the new features were exciting.
Crazy prices to upgrade the storage though, I would have got 512GB but not paying £200 more than the 256GB model.
Don't think it's worthwhile starting a new thread for this minor comment but it's iPhone related. My mate passed away last week so I've been resurrecting old phones so I can look for photos of him. One was an iPhone 4s and I had forgotten how compact and neat it was.
Sorry for your loss mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by beansontoast
but yes it was a cracking phone I have one for a few years before my 5s I still have a speaker dock with the 32pin connector too :P
My old man was using his up until a year ago after the battery failed and it had lasted years.
sorry to hear that mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by beansontoast
The iPhone 4 was great as before that even iPhones felt plasticy and there was an air gap between the digitiser and LCD so didn’t feel as solid. Downside was the lcd was then fused to the digitiser and replacement was done from the back so had to strip most the phone down to repair!