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Romans922

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I accidentally jumped into the pool with my phone in my pocket. 45 minutes later I realized what I did. On top of this it was a salt water pool. Salt on metal not good. Anyway, I need to buy a new phone. The way I typically do this is I buy on ebay or some place I can get it cheaper. I don't have a contract so over time I save money.

I had a Samsung Vibrant. The only other phones I know of are Samsung Galaxy S, SII, and SIII. What are some good quality androids like what I had or better? Also, I have t-mobile.

Thanks.
 
Too bad you don't have AT&T. I'm selling my HTC Vivid. Of the ones you mentioned the Galaxy S2 is a good device.

Sent from my Galaxy S3
 
I have used the S2 for one year and it is a very good cellphone. It has the screen, speed and camera to do everything I need and moore.

Since a week I have changed to a samsung galaxy S3. It is even better. Battery life and camera is major impovements. Yesterday my wife bought an S3 after having seen the performance of mine.

Logos and olive tree both run good on this phone

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I recently purchased the HTC EVO 3D (called EVO V sometimes) via Virgin Mobile. That machine is screaming. Dual-core, 8Gb hd, and HD screen (3d video and pictures are a nice add). Large 4.3" screen. Uses 4G (optional software switch). Has Ice Cream os (better than the previous os). I wish I had bought a high-end phone years ago (my old Samsung intercept was sloooow). Virgin Mobile is monthly at 35$ month: 300 min, unlimited email and data. And plans go up from there to 55$ (I think) for unlimited everything.
 
Andrew, I have a T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S4G that is in great condition. It is used, but in like new shape due to the fact that it has lived its life in an Otterbox with an Invisible Shield screen protector. If you are interested in it let me know.
 
I have the Galaxy tablet and love it. Ice Cream Sandwich throws a view curves at my husband who has the earlier Android platform, but it seems to be very stable and user-friendly. (I have an ancient Samsung phone that will have to be pried out of my hand dead (either me or it, whichever comes first.)
 
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