Q. My first iPhone 5 arrived with a scratch, and the second had sim card issues (even with a replacement card) and Wi-Fi problems. I wanted this phone mostly so I could continue to use my apps and purchase upcoming games. Getting an Android phone is tempting since I'm getting tired of Apple's quality control but I will no longer be able to use my games. What do you recommend doing?
A. If you're open to trying and exploring another platform then sure go ahead and get an android phone. A lot of apps that are in the app store are also available at google play. It does take some time getting used to if you switch so keep that in mind. And also, there's no perfect phone so you're going to experience some type of problem along the line with every phone.
If you do decide to switch, you can get that famous Samsung Galaxy S3, Motorola Razr Maxx HD or HTC One X.
You can go to a store and play with one of them the you decide.
If you do decide to switch, you can get that famous Samsung Galaxy S3, Motorola Razr Maxx HD or HTC One X.
You can go to a store and play with one of them the you decide.
Will switching to android phone make me start the boost mobile shrinkage plan all over?
Q. I have a regular monthly unlimited shrinkage boost mobile plan. I manage to make 8 payments so far and shrink my payment from $50 to $45. Now I want to switch to an android phone. Would my 8 payments be erased and i have to start over the shrinkage. or do they just add 5 dollars to my already $45 a month?
A. Yes, Boost Mobile will do everything they can possibly do to get out of reducing your bill and living up to their promise. They are the worst phone company that I have ever delt with. They basically suck.
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