Thread: iOS 5 from an Android owner’s perspective
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Old 06-12-2011, 12:26 PM   #45
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My brother paid $.01 for his Captive (Galaxy S) and is paying $10 a month. So that's $240.

So for $19.99 less he's getting a GPS enabled phone, 3G plan, WIFI, a top of the line Android phone(at the time), and a better OS. And the convince of not having to tout around a two products.
I'm on Verizon and I have only one choice for a data plan: $23.40 per month for an unlimited plan. So, $23.40 x 12 months = $281; which is enough money to buy the latest gen 32GB iPod touch every September.

Since I'd never carry a device that large on a daily basis, I'm not concerned that I have both a phone and a pocket computer.

BTW, who's his provider and how much data does he get for $10?
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