[pandandesign]

I don’t really play games on my Android devices. However, I used to play a Pokemon game, which I downloaded and installed the Nintendo DS emulator on my Android phone. It’s a nice game because I have always like playing Pokemon games for as long as I can remember.

[pandandesign]

I agree! I don’t see the point of having two operating systems because it would take up a lot of phone memory. I am the kind of person who uses one operating system and will stick with it because I really don’t want to go back and forth. I would think Android OS is enough on the phone. I personally think Window OS on top of Android OS will cause a lot of confusion.

[pandandesign]

I’m late for the signup, however, it’s good to know that Dropbox occasional offers users extra space for storage. I believe Dropbox charges for extra storage space, right? That is at least what I have heard.

[pandandesign]

I don’t usually download applications for screen customizations and themes. I just use what the phone provides, which is simple and easy. Same thing as my tablet, which I just use the initial wallpaper and organize my applications on the main home screen.

[pandandesign]

An Android tablet is nice since you have an IPhone, right? I personally think Apple’s IPad is way too expensive. I have heard the IPad 2 still costs about $399, which is unreasonable because that’s a second generation IPad. I have the Samsung Note 8.0 tablet, which is the best tablet I’ve used so far. The Samsung Note 8.0 offers a fast processor and has better customization. The Multi-Window feature is a plus for those who like to run two applications simultaneously on the screen.
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Memento_Mori wrote:

Get a tablet, you will have more options and a bigger screen. If you need to make calls just use a regular phone

I agree! I have a tablet in which I do a lot of things on it. I have a regular phone in which I just make phone calls.

[pandandesign]

orz wrote:

Galaxy S4, this is an Android forum so I’d be surprised if you get any votes for iOS/iPhones. Personally for me if it was an option I’d get the HTC One, that phone is just so pretty.

I used to like IOS a lot until Apple has update its IOS software to IOS 7, which I didn’t really care for it because the icons looks cartoonish. The icons sometimes cause me dizziness.

[pandandesign]

supersonic wrote:

I don’t think that means that it sucks. Cheap is a relative term. If you say something is cheap, then that generally means there are substantially more expensive items. I think if it’s cheap, that just mean it has a much lower price. Many times it is also a low quality item. I think that is something you have to see for yourself really.

It’s true. Cheap doesn’t mean the item sucks because it depends on how you decipher the term. I sometimes think items that are less expensive last longer than items that are expensive.

[pandandesign]

Lomew Bartho wrote:

Hey Guys well my fav sport is Badminton and snooker.Thanks!!

I love Badminton! I used to play Badminton against my friend when I was in middle school. It was the only sport I really enjoyed!

[pandandesign]

fermlour wrote:

my opinion is that the iphone 5c does not mean cheap but color.
I honestly think it is quite expensive as all apple products, but it is just my opinion!

I agree! I was at the store a few weeks ago. The sale representative told me the IPhone 5S was slight cheaper than the IPhone 5C. At first, I didn’t believe what he said because the IPhone 5C was supposed cheaper than IPhone 5S. However, based on my plan, I got a discount on the IPhone 5S. I still think the IPhone 5C is expensive even it offers for those who can’t afford to buy an IPhone.

[pandandesign]

droidster wrote:

I have a Galaxy Tab and a Lenovo LePad. I got the second one for my girlfriend, but she rarely uses it, so more often than not I end up using it as a e-reader and as a comic reader. I haven’t had any problems with it yet.

Which generation of Galaxy Tab do you own? How do you like it so far?

[pandandesign]

The best features of Android devices would be customizations, multitasking, and stabilization. Android has improved over the last two years because the operating system is getting more stable than the previous releases. I like Android OS now because I’m able to customize the home screen of my tablet, which is a big plus and easy to organize my applications the way I want.

[pandandesign]

I believe most of the phones with 5 or plus screen size are very expensive, which are more than 1500 yuan. I have gone to China this year and went to the mobile store. The cheapest phone was about $1400, but the screen size of the phone was about 4. I would recommend you check out some of the Huawei phones, which are on the less expensive side.

[pandandesign]

It’s true that Apple’s IOS is by far the most popular operating system. However, I do notice that more and more people are migrating towards Android OS for better customizations and features. I do think Android OS is getting popular because there are more App from Google Play than the Apple App Store.

[pandandesign]

Android 4.2.2 is very good considering it’s not much of a difference from Android 4.1. I believe it’s more like a bug-fix kind of update or something. I still like it, and I think Android OS is getting better and faster.

[pandandesign]

orz wrote:

What’s a 64 bit CPU?

I personally wouldn’t switch, really don’t need any of those new features and prefer the Android OS, I’ve heard about gold being popular too, pretty crazy it looks plain tacky to me.

I have heard about the gold color IPhone 5S looks very cool. I have seen it at the store, which the sale representative told me that the gold color IPhone 5S was so popular that the store has sold out for the second time.

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