New Phones

[craig]

Immix is GSM 1900 with EDGE, according to their website. If all you want is a phone, I have a Nokia 6103b you can have - used by a little old lady and with less than 50 minutes use on it in over four years, so the battery is still good. Has Bluetooth and a basic camera.

[Sumatra Samurai]

Ya got to go with the iPhone! But wait a couple months if possible, the new one will be out soon...

[Mangyrat]

Ya got to go with the iPhone! But wait a couple months if possible, the new one will be out soon...

Iphone's are not for everyone.
Some of us only use a phone to make phone calls and thats about it, so a Iphone is a waste.

[CptnBlues63]

Iphone's are not for everyone.
Some of us only use a phone to make phone calls and thats about it, so a Iphone is a waste.

I'm one of those.

My work cell was replace a couple weeks ago. The old one was like 3 years old and started having issues. That was a Motorola flip style phone that would still have all but one "signal strength" bar when all the iPhones didn't have any.

The new phone I just got is a Samsung Rugby II flip phone. It's built extra tough, which I need because my phones get abused a lot.

I refuse to text. Whenever someone texts me, which isn't often, I simply call them back.

[badwhale]

Immix is GSM 1900 with EDGE, according to their website.

What does this mean? Does it mean even if I get a 3G or 4G phone, I could never get the speed out of it due to IMMIX's network?

Also, I saw mention that an iPhone will pick up wifi @ the house (or wherever) Does that work for Android?

(Yes, I'm still procrastinating the phone situation...)

[TheGreekTitan]

What does this mean? Does it mean even if I get a 3G or 4G phone, I could never get the speed out of it due to IMMIX's network?

Yes, your phone will only work as quickly as the network allows. When I'm out and about my phone will switch between 3G and 4G depending on the towers wherever I am.

Also, I saw mention that an iPhone will pick up wifi @ the house (or wherever) Does that work for Android?

Yes. My android phone is actually an WiFi hotspot. Meaning, when my wife and I are driving somewhere, she can use my phone as an WiFi hotspot for her iPad allowing her full access to the internet. And, if I'm in an WiFi hotspot I can use it instead of my cell connection if I so choose.