The Blue Board

Yes. They have some type of machine that they hook both phones up to, and it transfers contacts. I watched some girl that was from a 3GS to the Galaxy Note do it in the store.

How do you download music for free?

Can you find pretty much any song you want?

Android isn't handcuffed like iOS. There are 3rd party apps all over the place. Torrents, downloaders, ect....

You can download any song you want, 5 seconds later its on your phone ready to listen to. No plugging it in to your computer for iTunes, no buying on iTunes, none of that nonsense.

If you haven't messed around with a new Android, your mind will be blown by how much more you can do on it than you can on your iPhone. I was with iPhone for 3 years, and gave myself a swift kick in the nads when I got my Note and saw how much better it was.

I just use mp3 downloader. There is probably some better ones, but that is what I use.

Check out the Note 2 while you are there as well. If you are looking to spend slightly less and still want a fabulous phone, the HTC One X is another great phone.

I got the S3. I like it, but I'm not a fan of not being able to do group messages without downloading an app. When I send a group message to people with iPhones, all their responses come back individually.

Apple products are well made, but the lack of adaptability and customization is awful.

I have the Razr Maxx HD and it's amazing. I charge it at night and can be on it pretty much all day (Pandora, Games, Web, Calls) and it usually doesn't get below 20%.

I liked the S3 a lot too when I was looking, but the battery of the Razr puts it over the top.

Put me in the S3 fan column. But to be honest part of why I love it is because I use a lot of Google products now. If I look up a place on Google maps at home, it will automatically send it to my phone. I just open the tap and let the gps handle it from there. Voice control for the camera is boss too. Lets me take the picture I want without the phone slipping as I try to hit the button. I also use Google calendar and Chrome, so the fact that they sync up my phone, tablet and online is nice. Personally I don't have a problem with the battery life. Like most phone it will depend on what you are doing with it and the apps you fun. When I am at work my phone roams and it will take 8 or so hours to go from 100 to 20 percent. But in that time I only have 2 or 3 apps actively accessing the internet.

Mr. Stache above said that he has been able to do group texting like done on iphones. May want to see what he has done. If it is that same GO SMS Pro app that allows him to do it, I wonder if it is as glitchy for the S3 as it is for my Charge. If someone is sending me a text while I am trying to type, my phone freezes. It's BS

LOL!!! This phone can't do the most basic things! Who ever thought a phone this day in age wouldn't be able to send a photo through text? I did this all day on my iPhone.

Are you saying your GS3 won't send a pic via text message? You'd be wrong if that's what you're saying.

I get the message 'MMS not supported by network' every time.

I've tried pics I've taken on the camera, pics I ported over from my old iPhone, etc.

A retard can send pics through text. This phone is either jacked or they f-cked my account up at the store when transferring it over to the new phone.

I had to call them last night to get text messages to work. They forgot to get that set up for my new device. Maybe that is what is happening here. Should have expected this crap with a Miami fan doing the transfer for me.

The reason I say that is, when people switch from iPhone to Android they either realize its a far superior product, or they look really hard for things to complain about. Small things like group messaging. You can group message on Android just like iPhone. It may be in an app, but that is part of the freedom that Android offers. Not a single thing on my Galaxy Note is stock. I have changed everything from my locker screen to my core theme to my keyboard for texting. You make the phone what you want. You cannot do that with iPhone, as Apple handcuffs their customers, and forces them to like what they get.

Now, if you really can't send pictures, that is something to do with your carrier, not phone. That is a legitimate complaint, and it would have me irate. I have never ran into that problem, so I'm not sure of a fix. I would recommend contacting your carrier and letting them know.