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Please put me in the draw.
Would replace the Wife's iPhone - always complaining about 'Stupid iPhone'.
My long-suffering Samsung Galaxy S3 would get to retire... It has done great service but is slowing down as apps get more bloated...
For the bonus... use HTTPS Everywhere - a Firefox, Chrome, and Opera extension that encrypts your communications with many major websites, making your browsing more secure.
I would give to mum to replace her Alcatel phone with 4gb of storage so she would have problems updating apps any more.
My Sony Xperia Z1, which constantly goes into a "Optimising Applications 1 of 203" routine when booting and takes 30 minutes to boot up.
This would be a great replacement my aging iPhone 5 which will not be getting any further iOS updates and therefore will become a security risk!
Oh I'd love to replaces my wifes aging Samsung Galaxy ace 3 or some such model.
Replacing my pretty much dead Vodafone Smart Prime Ultra 6 - touchscreen has decided to 'touch' when it shouldn't. It's gone bananas. :(
Currently replaced with a $49 VFD 300? - something like that. It's horrible! :)
D.
I am normally upgrading my phone every year and the current phone that I have sometimes likes to take ages to charge and can be very annoying, Been wanting a phone that has android 7 but they cost too much at the moment.
Looking at replacing mum Galaxy S4, this would be nice upgrade.
I would be updating my partners
Vodafone Smart Ultra 6
as she is well overdue for an update
Amazon Echo
Amazon Dot
Lifx Bulbs
Nexus 5X
Magic TV 3600
Sony EX700
Unblocking service
Amazon Fire TV x 2 = Netflix USA + Amazon Prime
Lightbox
Love to replace my Nokia 3120. Still works ok but has a growing block blob on the screen so reading texts can be guess work. It only does texts and phone calls so a new phone would be bliss to have.
I would be replacing a Nokia Lumia 1520, which from a hardware perspective is a robust solid, good looking piece of kit.
From a software perspective, running Windows phone, lets the phone right down. Facebook, Google Photos, Hangouts all need to be accessed by the browser as there isn't the native apps. For a google account to succeed I need a Android phone.
I doubt the phone will ever be able to connect to a secure network like this picture depicts
The little things make the biggest difference.
give it to my partner to replace her old nexus 5, too long in the tooth, battery is all but useless.
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