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Big phones are like big calibers and V8's, you can either handle them or you can't.

My feelings have been hurt by you blokes telling me to put my phablet in my handbag. Handbags are for women, I...

Buying a big phone comes down to the intended use. If you want to use it as a tablet to type and read text on then bigger is better. If you just want to send the odd text and make phone calls...

Regarding phone size as I said earlier once you go big you won't go back. Reading text and typing which is what we mainly use phones for these days is much much better on a big screen particularly...

While your conclusion is valid the reasons for reaching it aren't. If you type your google account and password into your phone you get all your contacts/mail (gmail)/photos/photos (google photos)...

Is not that complicated, you just go into the app, select a folder and then choose who you share it with.

If you send a message by text it will shrink it to 300k so that awesome pic you took of...

Here is the side by side spec comparison
Sony Xperia Z3 vs. Sony Xperia Z3+ - GSMArena.com

Z3+ has higher specs than the Z3 so go for it.

Everyone has that these days. Goggle plus photos, Dropbox, Samsung probably has some kind of lame solution, there are any number of this party ones as well.

I posted a couple of reccomendations up above but the top two would be

Nexus 6
Buy the Motorola Google Nexus 6 White LTE/4G 32GB storage 3GB Ram 6" QHD... (1031000178) online at PBTech.co.nz
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You are correct. The bars mean whatever the bloke programming them intended them to mean. There is a hidden settings menu in most phones that will tell you the raw db reading or better yet install...

There is no compulsory fucking around with a Android phone these days. Type in your gmail address and password and bang everything is there and working. All your apps, all your mail and contacts.
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The other thing is that big phones have big batteries. I get a decent two day battery life from my G3.

There are low spec Android phones running on old versions of Android and then they are high spec phones running a recent version. The two are worlds apart and the high spec phones running Kitkat or...