Post: #1

So I'm gonna sign a new contract with a new provider soon - probably some time in June. I'm gonna get a decent smart phone on the cheap - probably a GS3 or IPhone S4. Maybe an I Phone 5 if they release the 6 and the 5 gets cheaper. My question is which phone is most player friendly in terms of apps, texting, etc etc? For those guys who have gamed fob chinese girls, which phone is more conducive to ur ops? I'm thinking specific china friendly apps like Momo and Wechat.

Personally, i really really want a blackberry - i used to have one T.O. and loved it. I found the texting super easy (i hate touch phone keypads), and at the time (2011) BBM was very popular in Canada. Any thoughts on the Z10? I'm probably not gonna get it, but it's a dark horse option for me right now.

Post: #2

The one with the best camera or camera apps. If it can produce DSLR quality pictures or supports the apps that can do it, buy it.The personal pro photographer game in my opinion trumps the text game and the expensive-phone-as-a-status game. I made girls do some ridiculous stuff just for the facebook profile pictures with a nice focus and a vintage filter slapped on them.

Post: #3

Youve got it all wrong my friend.

Its about the man owning the phone not the phone the man owns.

Ive pulled cool chicks with no phone at all, old fashion pen and napkin method.

Focus on exuding confidence and not what type of phone you have.

the film of LIFE
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Post: #4

The droid RAZR max HD.

Its like any other android phone, but the battery life is phenomenal. The last thing you want is for your phone to go dead, because then you are dead in the water.

Post: #5

This is easily the best phone.

They have incredible technology, they never drop calls, unlike every piece of crap cell phone on the market.

Post: #6

It probably doesn't actually matter from an app and texting standpoint since most popular apps are on both platforms(except Facetime), but most if not all 7's and above in my area seem to disproportionately have iPhones. The FaceTime app can be invaluable especially if you're big into gaming online as well.

Post: #7

Yes, I know what type of phone is really an ancillary question. It doesn't really matter in the big picture. But if I am going to get a new phone (which is inevitable), then I'd like to choose one that is most player friendly. That is all. What it really comes down to is how social media friendly it is, what types of apps are available or even unique to its operating system, and its ease of texting. You have to realize that I am at a university, so most women are ADD and 24/7 wired to their phones. I find that no matter what kind of game i run on them at first, I always have to arrange logistics with them, or even build comfort, through text game if I haven't successfully managed the ONS. At the same time, some apps just expose me to more women. For example, since i game some fobs, MoMo and WeChat literally allow me to plug into a network of fob women i never knew existed. I have had success just chatting to random stranger girls on MoMo in my network and getting the bang. THAT is what i mean by player friendly technology.

Post: #8

If you really wanna pimp:

Post: #9

(03-28-2013 09:30 AM)presidentcarter Wrote:  If you really wanna be pimp:

I actually have two of those.

Post: #10

Yea the oldschool phone definitley fills better on the ear.

Just feels more player than a thin square

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Post: #11

I have to break this bad boy out every couple months around here it seems.

Post: #12

(03-28-2013 01:36 AM)SHANbangs Wrote:  So I'm gonna sign a new contract with a new provider soon - probably some time in June. I'm gonna get a decent smart phone on the cheap - probably a GS3 or IPhone S4. Maybe an I Phone 5 if they release the 6 and the 5 gets cheaper. My question is which phone is most player friendly in terms of apps, texting, etc etc? For those guys who have gamed fob chinese girls, which phone is more conducive to ur ops? I'm thinking specific china friendly apps like Momo and Wechat.

Personally, i really really want a blackberry - i used to have one T.O. and loved it. I found the texting super easy (i hate touch phone keypads), and at the time (2011) BBM was very popular in Canada. Any thoughts on the Z10? I'm probably not gonna get it, but it's a dark horse option for me right now.

This is easy. Are you going to use your phone mostly for game? If so, choose it for the apps it provides specifically for game. I suspect this isn't the case though, so you better start analyzing phones that will work best for your MAIN use.

I "hate" typing on screens and came from a blackberry that I could RIP off tons of text through, so if you like/need to type a lot, I've found that the GS3 is phenomenal with the Skype Beta keyboard installed (you have to turn off the setting (temporarily) that disallows installation of non Play Store Apps. I've found that specific keyboard installed is better for straight up pecking each key, better for swyping, and has a built-in voice to text button which works REALLY well (provided you're not in a noisy environment). I don't miss the physical keyboard with this setup.

Also, fuck typing on an iPhone. I've borrowed plenty of them and it just doesn't work for me. Great phone otherwise though, especially with regard to consistency.

Post: #13

(03-28-2013 01:36 AM)SHANbangs Wrote:  Personally, i really really want a blackberry - i used to have one T.O. and loved it. I found the texting super easy (i hate touch phone keypads), and at the time (2011) BBM was very popular in Canada. Any thoughts on the Z10? I'm probably not gonna get it, but it's a dark horse option for me right now.

Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry?

Just Kidding.

Post: #14

G will you reveal your current cellphone? RAZR? Startac 60? iPhone?

Post: #15

(03-28-2013 04:38 PM)Menace Wrote:  G will you reveal your current cellphone? RAZR? Startac 60? iPhone?

Stop worryin about whats in another mans pocket

worry about the amount of turn in your cup sir.

Post: #16

I really really like my samsung galaxy rugby pro. it is built to a MIL-SPEC 810 rating (protection from water, dust, and shock) and has the same internals as galaxy s3 but the screen is slightly smaller, less memory and front camera is not 8 megapixels. but the back camera is the same, and the processor is the same.. spillet on it a few times, dropped it a couple. i got an external scratch case anyhow, but so far.. really happy