Samsung Galaxy S6 & S6 Edge

[Stephen]

WEll I was more thinking it would be when sitting on a train or somewhere like that where having an extra device connected would not get in the way.

[alanbjames]

Originally Posted by techguyone

That's interesting I can't remember the last time I used Public Transport. They have WI-Fi now? everywhere or just large expensive things like long distance trains/coaches etc? is thee any where to look up if your public transport is WI-Fi enabled?

a lot of the new First busses here in Neath and Swansea since 2013.

I think they also need to introduce a few more considering we still have busses here on N and P plates where the disabled access is knackered and they wont repair even though i have complained many times.

[qasdfdsaq]

Originally Posted by Stephen

WEll I was more thinking it would be when sitting on a train or somewhere like that where having an extra device connected would not get in the way.

On a long distance train you may be OK. Or a hotel room. But again, may suit some people and not others.

I for one choose devices to suit what I need, rather than changing what I do to suit whatever device is popular.

[Hom3r]

I did read in one of the many bits i've been reading about O2 and I'm sure wi-fi is available for free to all O2 customers.

[adzii_nufc]

Non removable battery wouldn't bother me, M8 user so I made that sacrifice last year. SD storage would bother me. I generally load it with offline spotify playlists at extreme quality, Netflix lists I may not be able to stream out in the sticks (travel for work, you'd be surprised how many little places I've been placed with little to no coverage)

Unless you're planning to attach a giant anker battery to it then what's the big deal?