twoeightnine

Do you remember at our high school art show when you and Rice had a contest to see who could hide the most penises in a piece? Who won?

Slightly political. I'm fed up with their customer service and only stick with them because they have the best coverage in the southwest and Hawaii where I do most of my work. Probably will be switching away from them when I get out of the industry so I'd like to not tack on another contract.

I saw that and was hoping to make a switch to Sprint (or TMobile I forget) but their coverage where I need it is nearly non-existent. I already got kicked off AT&T for being in the .05% of people who used a certain amount of off-network service. With Verizon I just get hit with obscene overage fees for a few months a year. (Which is a whole other gripe.)

Camera is probably the bigger one for me, it's easier to carry a battery than a second camera and I've got a Goal Zero panel mounted in my van & car to keep things charging. It's the $600 that gets me. Anything in the $300-400 range with a great camera?

I'm very seriously considering making the switch to Android from my iPhone. (My 14 month old, so just off warranty, 5s is at 50% battery life and I'm sick of the rigidness of iOS) What's the best, affordable off contract Android phone for Verizon? My number one concern is the camera. I'm an active adventure travel guide and it's easier to take group photos on one phone instead of 14 cameras. Battery life would be my second concern. Would love something that I don't need to carry two back up batteries for.