My S5 Galaxy is getting slow and increasingly out of date - like its owner - and I am thinking about jumping up to an S20+.
The question I am debating is whether to just sync the old phone's contacts, pictures etc. onto the new phone or to start fresh with the new one and just enter contacts, phone numbers, web sites as needed. I am tending to a fresh start as I will keeping the old phone for reference/backup.
Similarly, I bought the existing phone in another area code, and have since moved, so for those of you who have done it, did you change your number to the area code in your new location? I think I will keep my old number for my convenience, but I realize that any local folks who call me pay long distance charges to speak to me, plus I am guessing that some folks ignore an out of district area code call. (Particularly trades who are hard enough to get a response from anyway...). My plan does not charge me LD.
Without discussing my choice of phones or the fact that I refuse to become an Apple owner, does anyone have any contributions to the two questions?
The question I am debating is whether to just sync the old phone's contacts, pictures etc. onto the new phone or to start fresh with the new one and just enter contacts, phone numbers, web sites as needed. I am tending to a fresh start as I will keeping the old phone for reference/backup.
Similarly, I bought the existing phone in another area code, and have since moved, so for those of you who have done it, did you change your number to the area code in your new location? I think I will keep my old number for my convenience, but I realize that any local folks who call me pay long distance charges to speak to me, plus I am guessing that some folks ignore an out of district area code call. (Particularly trades who are hard enough to get a response from anyway...). My plan does not charge me LD.
Without discussing my choice of phones or the fact that I refuse to become an Apple owner, does anyone have any contributions to the two questions?