I am so glad that they got rid of that awful turquoise color on the website and replaced it with a darker blue. So who knows about the Electrify 2?
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I like the looks of the new design better. New slogan"Hello Better."
Alot of new phones listed on rebate form.
http://forms.young-america.com/127949_English%20v2.pdf
MOTOROLA Still #1 in reception and call clarity.
I am so glad that they got rid of that awful turquoise color on the website and replaced it with a darker blue. So who knows about the Electrify 2?
Love their new color scheme. Seems very "American", if I do say so haha
~Ennon
It's definitely faster...but I'll know for sure when I log into my account, which was always very sluggish.
So am I the only one to notice the new web site or am I that far behind? http://www.uscellular.com/uscellular/
I don't like the site, at all. Then again, not my provider anymore. That being said, I think the "Hello Better" tag is cheesy. It reminds me of the early days of web design. I think the site is much uglier than it used to be.
Mod note: duplicate threads merged.
Technically not true. Samsung makes a lot of their CPU's in the USA. The A5 chips in the iPhone are made in the USA, I know that for a fact. I believe the majority of Samsung's processors are made in the USA, Qualcomm ironically an American company has almost all their processors made in Taiwan. The phones are assembled overseas but a large part of their internal higher end parts still get manufactured in the USA.
The USA still is the 4th largest exporter and is #2 in total goods produced, China passed the USA for the #1 spot last year for the first time but despite that the total value of goods produced in the USA continues to increase year after year. Its just almost all high end manufacturing and thus highly mechanized with very few jobs needed in almost entirely automated factories.
""Hello Better!"" Sorry, It just doesn't do it for me.
I'm caught in a trap. I can't walk out!
Hello Better website but that font looks like a newspaper from the 1800s
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