Don't know which is best.

[jodeke]

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I don't use the Internet much from my phone. I use my phone mostly to stay in touch with family all over the country. I have a LG Extravert that allows me to send text, pictures and sound. I posted a link that show which phones I can get free. Which is best that would suit my needs.
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[lakerjoshua]

[jodeke]

[xxsicrokerxx]

I was in the same situation as you, wanted a new phone for free, and for w/e reason I ended up with the Moto X and can not be happier, phone is great for the things I do, its very convenient because it has a hands free feature where I can be sitting in one spot of the room while the phone is elsewhere and ask my phone "what time is it" "call john" or "text lisa" and it will do it (a lot of phones can do this but you have to manually open the app, the moto x has a special cpu and mic dedicated to make it handsfree that is always listening in case you have a request) plus I really like how if i jiggle the phone while its on idle (laying on the counter, or just pull it out of pocket) it will display the time or the latest text msg you were sent in black in white (kind of looks like an 8 ball) the reason for this is for battery consumption, its awesome. With all that being said if I had the HTC one on the list for free phones I probably would've gone for that one.

[lakerjoshua]

[Reflexx]

I'd get the Nokia Lumia 928. It's 99¢ though. I assume you could do spare a dollar.

The OS is stellar. It's very people-centric as opposed to other phones that are app-centric. There downside is it has fewer apps; but it has all the main ones. But the way the OS itself works is really nice.

[CBaller8]