If all phones are going to be like $700+ now how am i going ro afford a new one when my current phone dies?
Theres no way I could get a new one if something were to happen to my current phone
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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
My phone is from the late 90's I think.
Cost me £20 second hand from a cex store about ten years ago.
I don't need it to be able run 4 apps sumultaneously. Nor do I want music or movie storage.
I couldn't care less for social media or live event streaming.
Since when was it important that your phone should be able to take HD megapixel photos ?
I mean seriously ! Come on. Who's life is THAT interesting ?
One day the world will come to it's tech. senses and folk will realise what they really want is a phone shop that designs apps customers want.
Not endless hardware that only kids are interested in.
Cost me £20 second hand from a cex store about ten years ago.
I don't need it to be able run 4 apps sumultaneously. Nor do I want music or movie storage.
I couldn't care less for social media or live event streaming.
Since when was it important that your phone should be able to take HD megapixel photos ?
I mean seriously ! Come on. Who's life is THAT interesting ?
One day the world will come to it's tech. senses and folk will realise what they really want is a phone shop that designs apps customers want.
Not endless hardware that only kids are interested in.
SW-User
@Picklebobble2 Exactly! NO ONE is that important!
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
SW-User
@Picklebobble2 Yeah! They were like a brick!