The new model of the Motorola Photon from Sprint has a built in
keyboard. I have the older model of this phone that does not have a
keyboard and like it. I do use an external bluetooth keyboard with it.
I was really hoping the new model would be just as great as the one I
have, but as usual, they had to go and make some annoying changes. The
big thing is that in the new version, the battery is not replaceable. If
that is something you can live with, and use one of those external
battery pack chargers or you are able to recharge your phone during the
day, it might be the phone for you. The review I listened to in the
before you buy show at twit.tv said you'll get through the day but will
need to charge it in the evening. That was from someone not using MA of
course, so your mileage may vary.
You might want to go to a sprint store and check it out and make up your
own mind.
Steve
On 9/17/2012 1:30 PM, Alcidonis Law Office wrote:
Hello gang:
I am really trying to make a decision on buying or replacing my broken
Samsung Galaxy AKA Epic 4G phone. At this point I am still unclear
which ones will be accessible, given the lack of keyboard available
phones on the market. I would appreciate the best suggestions I can get.
I need good functionality as I use my phone for business purposes.
Thanks in advance.
Rod Alcidonis, Esquire
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