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My laptop is Lenovo because it was cheap and I don't care so much if it breaks while traveling, phone, I always liked the camera on LG phones, they care more about the camera than the actual phone, plus the battery is easily removed. Now after 2.5 years I need a new phone but before would carry a spare battery that would easily slot in when the other died.
Never bothered with apple, with LG it shouldn't matter that my laptop is something else, always thought if one was apple everything needed to be apple. Prefer pears myself.
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-Removed-That's the one thing about apple I do like, my sister has been using them for years and regardless if she gets a new phone the pictures from 10 years ago automatically remain in the storage. I use dropbox for that, which can be used on any device but is quite limited and often a pain in the ass to use.
I agree though, creatures of habit us humans, I've used Samsung before, wasn't impressed much but that doesn't mean I wouldn't try them again. It all comes down to what you want to pay for a phone, I refuse to get a contact with unlimited minutes that I'm never going to use so just buy it outright and get sim on contract, you can easily pay £6-800 on a phone now which is quite crazy.
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Samsung and Huawei. are the types of (cell) phones I've used recently I now have the Huawei, I don't like the updates as they send you lots of things you don't even want. If you don't update the phone it doesn't work properly, so I've been told. I am thinking there must be a way around this so you can take out the things you don't want. The cost I would think would have more to do with your ISP.
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@great-big-stees saidI have a Philips TV (not so good) and a new Samsung telephone, still in the box.
Apple IPad, HP laptop, LG (flip phone), and I think Samsung TV. I'll have to take a look.