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I Floop the Pig
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If you don't need unlimited voice, or unlimited text, the iPhone plan can be as low as $75/month. (450 minutes, 200 texts)
At Sprint it's $70 (450 minutes, unlimited texts).
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Swing Swank
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I used the Motorola Q for two years before switching to the iPhone. I used the Q for online banking, Twitter (until it crapped out on me a couple of weeks ago), accessing some email, the calendar for reminders, and some texting and, oh yeah, phone calls. Any phone that I have gets used the least as just a phone. All those functions were okay but clunky for me on the Q and the screen was just too damn small. Do I really need to do all those things away from home? Probably not but I really enjoy the convenience. I don't have access to the internet at work for personal stuff so to be able to do something as simple as pay a bill at work instead of at home is great. Now with the iPhone all those things I got used to click, click, clicking through the Q are so easy on the iPhone it's a real pleasure. I love being able to check AOL and gmail from the same icon and it's so easy to delete mail without reading it (a necessity for the AOL account, I don't know if it was even possible with the Q). Do I need to do that during the day? Now that I can, yes. And the iPhone is just so pretty. ![]()
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