That's actually a good point. I've just never spent more than $199 on a phone, so I balked a little bit when I saw the $350 price on the Note 3. I think I'm slowly talking myself into that phone, I wouldn't need to bring my tablet to work anymore with the Note 3, it's probably big enough for comfortable, extended web browsing.If paying an extra $500 a year for service isn't a big deal I don't see why the extra $100 for a phone would matter to you either, get the phone that you want.
Your post reminded me of the screenshot of my Verizon GNex I took when I left my phone off the charger last weekend. I get most of my calls on my company iphone now so it was running idle/standby most of the time except for texts. Only down to 33% after 36 hours. Edit: Check out my awesome signal inside my apartment tooRooted my phone and put a stock Android 4.3 on it that is slightly modified with Franco's nightly kernel. So far so good. I had CyanogenMOd and it would constantly power down without me knowing. TBH, I don't care if I brick the phone at this point as I can get a new one whenever I want. But, I'm having fun fucking around with different roms/kernels, haha.
No, that is a T-Mobile specific thing and furthermore that feature is only available on certain T-Mobile phones. (I know the Nexus 4 via T-Mobile does NOT do Wi-Fi calling).Wonder if VZ does the same thing that TMo claims to with pushing calls to wifi when reception is bad - no bars should be no calls in my experience pre-smartphone.
They do, for the low low price of $250 for their VOIP router. What's that, you already have a router that could handle VOIP software easily? Fuck you, pay me. What's that, you already have a smartphone that could handle VOIP software easily? Fuck you, pay me. Verizon's voice coverage map is fucking horrible. It's binary, either red for "coverage" or white for no coverage. No shading so you can spot where some weak spots are, like where I live.Wonder if VZ does the same thing that TMo claims to with pushing calls to wifi when reception is bad - no bars should be no calls in my experience pre-smartphone.
My parents had the same issue at their new place. 4 bars outside, inside dropped calls like crazy. After speaking with ATT about the cell over wifi deal (which he'd have to pay 200 for anyway), we just bought a cell booster for the same price. Antenna went in the attic on the side of the house with good reception and base unit went inside the house where coverage was worst (they're connected via cable we ran through wall). He has 4 bars inside now and no longer gets any dropped calls.I have great coverage right outside my door. My building is like a faraday cage apparently. I get zero bars but still receive calls/texts in most rooms.
Fuckin' ObamaOriginal rumours suggested that October 15 would be the launch date for the Google Nexus 5. But would you look at that ? it's October 16 and the Nexus 4 is still the latest and greatest of its kind.
Now there's a rumour flying around the internet claiming that the US government shutdown has caused a delay on Google getting the Nexus 5 and rumoured Google smartwatch through the approval process, which is why the October 15 unveiling never took place.
October 31 is the other date we've been hearing, so this possible delay may prove to be a whole load of "no big deal" if Google gets the approval soon. Or it's completely untrue.
But if Google did in fact have an October 15 event lined up and ready, and has now had to push it back, we really hope the governmental hijinks don't push it back any further.