I could have sworn I saw 16GB was $649 a week or two ago.

I'm dumb.

Probably a stupid question but did you turn LTE on? I read somewhere that Sprint disabled LTE on their devices by default to save battery since there was no LTE at the time they released several LTE phones.

When I checked Verizon's website a few days ago, the 16GB was listed at $649. Unless that's changed, this 32GB model is actually $50 cheaper than Verizon's 16GB model.

Wait when did TPB get blocked in the US? I just used it (for something legit I swear) a couple days ago.

If you're going to stay with AT&T, there's no reason to not sign a contract and save a little bit of money. My point about the ETF is if you didn't want to be locked to AT&T for two years, you can actually get the phone cheaper by signing a contract.

I rarely use dictation on my iPad. I'm usually listening to music when I'm using my iPad and it's really annoying when the music pauses for dictation so I usually don't bother. I mostly use it in iPhone apps because that keyboard sucks to type with on an iPad.

MicroSD storage would require a new phone anyway.

It's $399 off contract.

Not really. Since this is on AT&T, you pay the same monthly fee regardless of whether or not you're on contract. It's stupid NOT to sign a new contract to get a discount on the phone, even if you plan on leaving AT&T soon. The ETF for smartphones is $325, reduced by $10 every month until your contract ends. Add that…

100% agree with this comment. The only time I read comments now is on my phone because it's the only device that has the All button. I can view all comments straight down like it used to be, but it's still not the same any more. Not without stars and there are hardly any replies to comments now.

I joined to get 250MB of free Dropbox storage.

What's wrong with typing on an iPad? I do it all the time and don't have any problems with it.

Galaxy Nexus always, iPhone 4 I use like an iPod almost always, and new iPad I carry around sometimes.

Mine is my laptop replacement for almost everything. I use it to browse the web, text and IM, listen to music, watch Netflix, read occasionally, and play a few games. If I need to use Photoshop or download anything, or if I'm just not feeling any positions it'd take to type on it, I'll bust out my MacBook Pro. Other…

Don't refurbished models go for like $200 less than a brand new model? Apple's profit margins are a lot higher than that. Yeah, they're selling it for a loss of higher profit, but they're still making a profit either way.

Same way a credit card works without 3G or 4G.

He wasn't talking to you.

I don't see how it's more elegant. Most of the time I see something written in cursive, it's really sloppy and hard to read. You don't see the point in print? Well, it's faster and easier to read.

I can't even remember how to write a few letters in cursive since I haven't needed to since elementary school. Lying ass 3rd grade teachers.