Lolol that argument went on for a while.
I will say this, I understand your point completely, you like having the newest best phone.
For me, my decision makes sense, I like to buy a phone and use it, and don't like the hassle of switching things around a lot. So 24 months at the lowest cost per month is what I look for.
I know your response is going to be:
a) New phones are cool, why not get one if you can for 'free'
b) Switching phones is no hassle.
c) Look at this combination of buying and selling phones that works out favourable, good for you.
People are different and look for different things.
I was arguing that you can't compare total cost using the methodology you suggested.
Lastly, I think your name calling is deplorable and is more telling more about your character than anything else.
/end
Lets talk about phones![]()
whats the best deal going for this at the mo??
Also what is the difference between the Android versions (2.3, 2.3.3, 2.3.4) and all this KE7, KF2, KF3 stuff?
rp2000
KE/KF (etc) are just Samsung's software versions, I'm not sure why they are named the way they are.
Android 2.3 is Gingerbread, and 2.3.3 is the version. 2.3.4 is the current version of Gingerbread, which may offer extra features and bug fixes over the previous version. Like 2.3.4 adds Google video chat, etc.
I'm not sure actually, the OTA software update thing on the phone seems a bit dodgy. I've always done it via Kies.
KF3 Is available for me on Kies - still on KE7 myself.
Hmmm... Robbo, can you check what the latest one is on Kies on your PC? Kona, is yours a "generic" SGS2 or an operator branded one? If KF3 is available for generic/factory SGS2's I may go to the effort of installing KIES in a virtual machine, just to get the new firmware.
rp2000
Hmmm... Robbo, can you check what the latest one is on Kies on your PC? Kona, is yours a "generic" SGS2 or an operator branded one? If KF3 is available for generic/factory SGS2's I may go to the effort of installing KIES in a virtual machine, just to get the new firmware.
rp2000
No worriesUnfortunately I'm abroad on my laptop at the moment so don't have Kies installed
I'm sure someone else can though!
I think that is for rooted people only, I am not really interested in rooting my phone, at present.You can install it using Odin. Check the firmware thread on XDA
generic unbranded.
You don't need root for Odin, it should work fine.
Aye, I've heard the Mac one is a bit rubbish due to issues with the drivers I believe.
There aren't many Mac owners with Android phones, let me tell you![]()