What to use: Galaxy NX versus Galaxy S3
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Re: What to use: Galaxy NX versus Galaxy S3
tjobbe wrote:
The Easter holiday battle between my wife and me
She: a Samsung Galaxy S3
Me: a Samsung Galaxy NX
she used her S3 for
2* phone calls into German landlines
ca. 30 text messages
ca. 100 emails
ca. 300+ Whats App chats
ca. 300+ images taken
ca. 100* Google Maps lookups
ca. 1000* Google Search queries
ca. 500* using Google Chrome with browsing internet
me:
no phone calls
no text message
50 Whats app chats
1500 emails (business )
1400+ Images taken
50 google maps lookup
200 Google searches
100 browsing internet
She: the battery was dead after 10h each day and we bought a spare pack. She had to use my external 2200mAh MicroUSB charger to reload it when in the car. It was originially meant to be MY spare battery for the GNX
Me: when back at the hotel I was still on 50%charge left
Winner:
1. and gold medalist GNX
2. silver and runner up: S3
so who needs a smartphone as they will be replaced by cameras very shortly
Man, you do sure a *lot* of emails! That's impressive all by itself.
I couldn't help but laugh at your 'his vs hers' usage comparison, since it's nearly identical with my experience
Thanks for making my day
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