Soldato
why? People buy Android devices for the freedom of usage it gives, why would they all flock to ios?
I think you vastly overestimate the number of people who buy Android for that reason.
why? People buy Android devices for the freedom of usage it gives, why would they all flock to ios?
If you want a NEW phone it's either iPhone or Pixel and why would you buy a Pixel for the same price as an iphone.
The whole Note thing is proper karma for Samsung's scummy business practices IMO.
I think you need to look at the spec sheets between the S7 edge and the Note 7, they are identical bar a bigger battery in the S7 edge and the pen/USB C in the note. Its not a step backwards, this was a critical point made towards Samsung when the the GN7 was showcased, that it had the same spec.
To the user its a brand new phone though, its not like its second hand, its this years model etc and the point Im making is that its still the same spec as its bigger brother.
I don't foresee the majority diving from Android neither when it isn't an android problem.
The new one is due out in a few months though.
I dont think it will affect android but people will think twice about Samsung.
why? People buy Android devices for the freedom of usage it gives, why would they all flock to ios?
I'm going to be returning my Note 7 shortly and having sold my old Note 5 already, I need to get a replacement ASAP and there's no android that I fancy, leaving me considering ios for the first time in ~10 years. To save me going through the entire thread, could somebody briefly explain the differences between the 7 and 7+ other than just the screen size?
Having had Note's for the past 3-4 years I'd prefer to get the plus but I've been told that I'll struggle to get one of those quickly which will be a pain if CPW insist on me handing my Note back before they reverse my upgrade. If CPW are happy for me to hold onto the Note until the plus comes into stock then great but as a fall back option is the basic iPhone 7 much different other than the obvious?
The so called 'short term right to reject goods' and be entitled to a refund is 30 days under the Consumer Rights Act. After that period then the retailer can send the goods for repair if they so choose. If you were just returning the goods because you didn't like them the period is 14 days and the goods must be returned unused and in the same packaging. You also have to inform the company you are rejecting the goods as soon as possible after taking delivery. The HTC is a good phone, why not keep it?
http://www.macworld.co.uk/review/iphone/iphone-7-vs-iphone-7-plus-comparison-3646264/
They are both very good phones, but I'd go for the Plus if you can. And beware the 'Jet Black' gloss version is a scratch magnet.
I want the plus - coming from a Note I don't think I could get used to the smaller screen. I suppose, providing samsung don't brick it, I can just refuse to return my Note until the plus comes into stock.
128Gb JB 7+ in Bristol and Newcastle.
Damn, plymouth have a jet black in
Anyone know what the policy is for swapping to a different colour? i got my MB last wednesday
They will let you return or swap no problems - 14 day return period basically no questions asked so at the very least you could get the new one then return the old one