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As the title really. Prob about £20 a month for the HTC or £25 for the iPhone.
Don't know too much about the iphone really.
Thoughts?
P'raps wait about 4 hours for the iPhone 5 to be released?
defo won't be able to afford that - well I guess I won't.
Is it worth the wait? What's so hot about it?
That its probable the 4S will be somewhat cheaper for a while before it's completely phased out
BBC website doesn't think the 5S will be particularly special. I've had both iPhone and Android, iPhones are nice but to me not worth the premium. (got an HTC sensation XE at the moment and been very happy with, cost a lot less than the iPhone 4S as well).
The iPhone6 is due soon.
😉
I like my iPhone 4s, but , my son's Galaxy S2, on a great deal from Tmobile, with cashback from quidco, is really impressive
The iPhone6 is due soon.
As well as CFH's originality chip....
Nah, that's long overdue, Jamie! 🙂
[quote=zokes ]That its probable the 4S will be somewhat cheaper for a while before it's completely phased out
Is it not possible that the 4S will remain available for those who don't want the larger screen/format?
Is it not possible that the 4S will remain available for those who don't want the larger screen/format?
Yup. They will offer a version with reduced storage, like they did with the iPhone 4 8GB and 3GS 8GB when the 4S and 4 were released respectively.
Is it not possible that the 4S will remain available for those who don't want the larger screen/format?
Quite likely I suspect. Historically they've kept the previous model available and supported, as a cheaper/budget option.
Personally, I find iPhones too locked down. I prefer the customisable nature of android phones.
However, if you're on Vodafone and use a sure signal, there may be compatability issues with the one s.
My plan was to get an iPhone 5 but I was offered a good deal on a 4S so took it (previously I've had a 3 and a 4 but at the time was on a rubbish old blackberry). I am sure the 5 will be a step forward but the 4S is a great device, I use that term intentionally as I hardly make/receive any phone calls. I use my iPhone for text, email, web browsing and apps inc Skype (so super cheap phone calls abroad via WiFi).
IMO the iPhone is the absolute market leader. Everyone else is trying to play catch up. I have no doubt some of the competitors have individual features which are better than the iPhone but as an all round package to me it's the best.
I confess we are now an Apple household (5 people), computers, phones and iPad. This is due to the fact the devices work very well and connect together effortlessly, much much better than the comparison. The sort of thing I get a kick out of is streaming YouTube, Vimeo, BBC iPlayer to my TV using the iPhone as the browser and AppleTV (£100)
I've got the One-S, its great and has largely slipped under the radar due to the hype around the quad-core Galaxy-S3 and One-X.
Glass front and metal unibody to the sides and back, it's as well built as anything on the market, lovely premium feel to it, ultra thin too, less than 8mm....sits unobtrusively in the pocket, not too big at 4.3 inch screen, great battery life, understated in matt black.
I'm a phone geek and usually cant wait to move onto the next big thing but i'm completely happy with the One-S and not itching to change yet which is rare for me.