What phone would you buy? Android, iPhone, Windows Phone, Blackberry

GooliesOfFire

I won't buy any phone soon. My current Samsung Galaxy S does pretty much all what all the new phones do.

If I had no phone then Samsung Galaxy S3 would be my choice.

buscape

23n1th wrote: »

I'd never consider an apple phone. Over priced for what it is, you don't know what the apps are doing with your personal info, lack of choice.

Agree, for the amount of money iPhones cost they need to be the best phone in the world in every way and they just aren't.

Win mob? No thank you. Microsoft are as untrustworthy as apple.

Do you consider Google to be trustworthy?

23n1th

buscape wrote: »

Do you consider Google to be trustworthy?

Not really but I have more control with android. Plus google do seem more honest.

Money_Grabber13579

buscape wrote: »

That may well be true, but did you read their analysis of Nokia's figures?

They've paid out £742 million in dividends in the last quarter which is a massive chunk of the loss for the quarter. From the link:

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Dividends are not included in the loss. Both IFRS and non-IFRS (FRS) require that dividends are paid out of reserves rather than profits/losses, so will never be included in the quoted loss for the period.

kingdavid2012

I'm still using the old model of iphone.Can't afford it.In debt.

Earthworm

As I've said before its Windows Phone for me. I like the fact its different every iPhone looks the same. Never considered android as its laggy.

buscape

Money_Grabber13579 wrote: »

Dividends are not included in the loss. Both IFRS and non-IFRS (FRS) require that dividends are paid out of reserves rather than profits/losses, so will never be included in the quoted loss for the period.

Fair enough, I stand corrected.

thegoodman

buscape wrote: »

Do you consider Google to be trustworthy?

I think most companies are same to make most money possible, in it to make profit.

buscape

Very true.

thegoodman

23n1th wrote: »

google do seem more honest.

I don't think any company is honest

Google has admitted that it had not deleted users' personal data gathered during surveys for its Street View service.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19014206

Why hold onto data for so long when asked to delete them by eu as well as USA?

Where is the honesty?

If you think Google is a public service you are making a big mistake.