Sold.

Less pocket space. Not as heavy, so if dropped it's less likely to break.

The heavier the phone, the easier it is to break. Meanwhile, standby time is overrated.

Nah, it takes me having a communications device I can do a lot more communication with so I see the power bar more often.

What brand of DVD player do you have that crashes at all, let alone blue screens?

Are you on the correct site?

Back in the late nineties I had a phone that lasted 2 weeks on a charge. I ended up buying a second charger to have at work because twice a month my phone would die in the middle of the work day. Now I charge my phone every night and that doesn't happen anymore.

I'll take the thinner phone, thanks.

If I had a 3d printer I'd custom design an Arduino case. I want to make one that looks like a tricorder, complete with slots for LEDs etc.

His daughter is a lot more likely to get pregnant* as a teenager than she is to shoot or get shot. There actually is a basis for prioritizing one over the other.

*My apologies to ArcherB, no disrespect intended.

It's a lot easier to plug in a charging cable.

If you take that comment and swap 'iOS' and 'Android', you go from a -1 to +5.

He runs Linux.

When 'stuff that matters' gets a higher comment count than stuff that doesn't, it'll turn up more often. Think before you bitch.

They could go back to posting on-line about how they're not sheep because they have an Android phone.

So long as it's agreed that an integrated battery means a sturdier phone. Afterall, my 'bad luck' was consistent.