looking to get 1. haven't really kept up with the phones, what are the best ones? price doesnt really matter

Get either a Galaxy S3 or HTC One X

iphone 4s is the best, or you can wait for the iphone 5 to come out

defy wrote:

iphone 4s is the best, or you can wait for the iphone 5 to come out

They didn't announce it yet, are there still hopes of a new iphone this year?

smartphones all the wayyyyy

HTC Incredible 2

Or the Thunderbolt if you want 4G

pretty sure the iphone 5 will come out by the end of this year. if you're anti-apple or whatever, i believe the one x is marginally better than the galaxy s3.

Samsung Galaxy S2.

Really better than the iphone. Of course people will disagree so I recommend checking both out yourself!

Dude get a nokia. Those never break.

I have an iphone 3gs, dont get one

Galaxy S2 or S3 / iPhone4s or 5.

i love my 4s

i agree with buick i really like my galaxy s2, but the galaxy s3 is getting a lot of hype

One-X US model doesn't have a quadcore, Galaxy S 3 dabes

iPhone 4s hasnt given me a problem yet. And if you get one then you should get an Otter Box to protect it, since iPhones are so fragile.
I put my iPhone on the back bumper of my stepdads Toyota Forerunner, and he shut the trunk door down on it. The door was stuck shut after closing it, so we had to use a pry bar to lift the door just high enough to slide the phone out. The otter box was demolished but the phone didnt have a scratch on it. Otter box may be pricey but was worth it in my case

My Blackberry is a fucking piece of shit, do not buy.

Rick wrote:

One-X US model doesn't have a quadcore, Galaxy S 3 dabes

The US model of the Galaxy S 3 does not have a quadcore either (this is because these phones come with LTE equipped processors, for which the processor has to be slightly sacrificed). What gives the one-x the edge for me is the better screen, but the S3's screen is no slouch either and is still one sleek gadget.

my carrier will have the quad core

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2012/05/t-mobile-samsung-galaxy-s3-4-core/

wait what's your budget? these phones go up to 600 or more lol

the one x will also have quad core with t-mobile. LTE > quad-core in my opinion

iarerobot1 wrote:

wait what's your budget? these phones go up to 600 or more lol

price doesnt matter. thanks for the suggestions so far guys

Rick wrote:

my carrier will have the quad core

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2012/05/t-mobile-samsung-galaxy-s3-4-core/

Fuck you I have Sprint. Dead spots on my own desk.

iphone 4s is dabes

Lights_ wrote:

My Blackberry is a fucking piece of shit, do not buy.

The only reason reason to get a blackberry is if you work in business or politics. Having a keyboard is really helpful when writing an email.

I feel like I'd be able to type equally as well once I got used to an iPhone.

you should really just go to your local at&t store (or whatever provider you have) and look at some of the phones, they let you pretty much do whatever you want on them and they should be knowledgeable about them.

Has anyone had this phone?: http://tinyurl.com/crgdexs
Seems to have great reviews

Get a galaxy s2, the screen is much bigger and looks x10 better than the iphone and you can have a lot more customization to it if you're into that shit. I have one and my mom has an iphone 4, it makes the iphone look like a joke considering how similar they're priced.

Lights_ wrote:

I feel like I'd be able to type equally as well once I got used to an iPhone.

You may feel that way, but test it out fairly. Either be used to both or not used to either. After my last political job I went from a BB to a HTC, while my wife said with a newer BB. I can still type 35-40 words a minute vs about 25 on me, this is even after 3 years on a touchscreen.

I understand that this means very little to a lot of people here, but it helps to those that need to write emails while on the go, not like 100 words but full explanation emails.

What sized phone are you looking for? Something people haven't mentioned is that the galaxy is huge (I own one) when compared to most phones.