The ill Jedi
ILLest of 'em all!!
I didn't realize that shot was with the new phone. Blows the old iPhone photos away.
Yup, takes better pictures than my Sony Cybershot.
I didn't realize that shot was with the new phone. Blows the old iPhone photos away.
Yup, takes better pictures than my Sony Cybershot.
Thought I would post this here just so people can see the price difference and why square trade seems to be the best.
I insur my iPhone nd my iPad for $30 each throuh State Farm. It hs no deductible and it cvers gainst accidens and theft.
Luis
How did you get no deductible? I called and they said min $100 deductible but that $100 deductible drops price 10% to $27. I am not sure they knew what they were talking about.
How did you get no deductible? I called and they said min $100 deductible but that $100 deductible drops price 10% to $27. I am not sure they knew what they were talking about.
She wansnt to sure, she said it $30 for the coverage but every $100 deductible drops premium 10% so it would $27 with $100 deductible) she had to use calculator to figure that out though) So I said for $30 is zero deductible, she said no min deductible is $100, then I was like ok let me think about it. I was confused at that point.I just called them and they told me. I insured my original iPhone through them because I didn't want to carry a $700 phone with me without any insurance and AT&T didn't offer any.
Once the policy terminated I did not renew. Now that I have the iPhone 4 and it is prone to shattering I called them back. They told me the same price for the same terms. I asked about the iPad and even though it is almost double the price it is still the same premium.
All they require is the receipt and the actual item. Most likely they had no idea, were are you? Maybe it varies by state?
BTW, sorry for the first posting, I had a crappy keyboard and did not realize half of the letters were not being typed
Luis
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Don't know. He's been quite. Maybe he really is Tony Stark
Translation: We're not going to fix it, but we'll change the way we display signal strength to the user so you think a software update magically corrected a fatal hardware error.
Okay, not really, but it sounds funny. Here's a detailed explanation of what's really going on with reporting signal strength as bars: https://www.anandtech.com/show/3794/the-iphone-4-review/2
Heh, I'm right there with you. Reviews of the Droid X are coming out, and it's not as great as I hoped it would be.
I can't really go without a phone much longer, but I can't figure out what I want. I know I want Verizon as a network, and I know I want either the iPhone 4 or the HTC Evo as a phone.
Kind of a problem, no?
Although the Droid X is pretty much the same as the Evo with a better battery.