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randy_byers) wrote2011-12-11 09:07 am
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New toy
So I have finally leaped into the new millennium by buying a smartphone. It's an Android -- a Samsung Galaxy S II. I got it through Credo, which is a company that donates some of its profits to progressive causes. (Denys and I have had a long distance service from them for many years, going back to when they were called Working Assets.) They don't have their own network and are a reseller of Sprint's service.
I've long wanted a mobile internet connection, and we'll see if it's worth the cost. I only activated it yesterday, so I've still got a lot to learn. I'm interested in app suggestions from folks who use Androids. I'm also interested in hints and advice for a newbie. How do you use your smartphone? How do I get the best bang for the buck? (For example, how often do you use wifi rather than the phone network?)
Honestly, I'm so new at this that I don't even know what questions to ask yet.
I've long wanted a mobile internet connection, and we'll see if it's worth the cost. I only activated it yesterday, so I've still got a lot to learn. I'm interested in app suggestions from folks who use Androids. I'm also interested in hints and advice for a newbie. How do you use your smartphone? How do I get the best bang for the buck? (For example, how often do you use wifi rather than the phone network?)
Honestly, I'm so new at this that I don't even know what questions to ask yet.
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When I got my iPhone 4, I also tried to apply a protector plastic thing, and failed spectacularly. I couldn't get one on without it looking like hell, so I decided to be brave and not use a screen protector. I think it's been about a year, and there are no scratches on the glass screen (yet).
How do I clean it? I breathe on it to form condensation, then rub it on my clothes, or polish it with a Kleenex. Never used anything fancy on it.
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