This actually did happen to me with best buy. Their website "magically" updated prices from when I got up to go to the store and got to the store. god dammit.
I have a really cheap phone that gets good reception, and does a fine job for what I want it to do: just make dang phone calls. I don't need it to browse the web, play music, masturbate the dog, etc. Maybe I don't want to play lots of money for a phone that does things I never will use. Sure it's cool, but I could spend my money on something I'd actually get use out of. And for the record, all of the expensive phones I've had generally did worse reception wise than the el-cheapo nokia's I had.
Can someone explain why my g4 has "powered by intel" on it?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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