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iPhone 6 vs iPhone 6 Plus!

This is all too complicated. I think I'm going to go with the G3 for now. I've never owned a smartphone before, so no matter what I get it will be a massive upgrade.

I'll be done paying for the phone at the time I finish my current schooling, maybe I'll upgrade then as a graduation present to myself!

I use lots of google stuff, but they scare me anyway ;)

Thanks for the advice guys.
 
el jorge loco said:
The Nexus 6 release won't be for awhile, and I don't think stable can really wait. Well he can always get a placeholder smartphone that is functional and cheap, sell that one on amazon/ebay and help to pay for the nexus 6 which is unlocked and not cluttered with 3rd party apps that you didn't download... you know except for the Google crap like maps, gmail, youtube, play.. you know, the fun stuff.

Only problem I have right now is nexus 5's GPS because I play a sort of geo-caching game... and the GPS bones me sometimes.
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I'll be on road trips and maps will crash or I will lose gps signal with it in a window mount.... I know your pain
 
I really do not get the hype over the "Next Big Thing!". I mean, seriously, how many hours a week do you spend using your phone for anything other than, texting, calls and the occasional business lookup and social app? Even though the SG3 has had NFC forever, I have never used it or care to, same with most the other crap available for dl. The only app I would hate to lose is my NOA radar and meteorological maps for when out riding. The only trouble I have had with my phone that has not been booted in... too many months to recall is this, I had to buy two new batteries as the old one was not holding a good charge and each genuine Samsung 2100 mah battery cost me $9.79 delivered to my door.
 
Get the MotoX or droid turbo and don't look back... Unless you are hopelessly bought into the apple ecosystem
 
Fasttrak said:
...Even though the SG3 has had NFC forever...
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Nobody uses it in the US because no US major banks supported it, and Samsung couldn't pioneer it through.

So, they killed it, and decided to wait for Apple to pioneer it. The biggest issue was the banks and payment networks... oh, and the telecoms want a piece of the transaction fees pie, but there are no slices left.
 
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