Why are iPhones more data efficent?
My buddy has a iphone 4s I have a samsung galaxy s3. We both have Verizon. He streams movies all day and I use Facebook for 2 hours and we use the same amount of data in that time span. Is there something I can do with my Android device to be more data efficient, or is Android just data hungry?
Same with me, I use my limit, 500 mb, in 3 days, it's so annoying. I have the same phone.
- Will buying more iCloud space let me download more apps, songs, and photos? So i have deleted apps that i don't really need and deleted songs i don't listen to but still there's not enough space to even take a photo, A pop up comes up that says to manage my icloud storage. Would purchasing more icloud storage allow me to download more apps and have more songs and pictures on my iPhone 4 from sprint? It is an 8gb i think.
- Why people like iPhones? I can't never get people who like iphones to give a good reason, why? Some say it easy, but a lot have no clue on how to use their own phones. Can someone explain something useful that great about iphone? Everything they think is special other phones have been doing for years.
- Why has my iPhone been using more data than usual? I have a 2GB data plan that i have never overaged on. I moved to a different state for college, and after using my phone for a couple weeks here, i'm already nearing 4GB of data. I'm not using it any differently, just how i did at home. I used 1 GB of data in a period of 7 hours. Could someone please explain how this is possible? I have spoken to Verizon and Apple, who both were of no assistance. I have fetch completely off, and location services off as well.
- Why do people pay so much more for iPhones on eBay? I was looking to buy a 32g iPhone 5 on eBay, and saw that some (that ended today) sold for about $900 (locked on AT&T)! You can buy this same phone without contract for only $650 on Apple's website. What is the meaning of this? @Mark read more carefully… You can buy them on Apple's website… This has nothing to do with supply and demand.