On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 1:12 PM, Jack Chastain <[email protected]>wrote:
> > I LOVE my Thunderbolt Android :-D > . . . > Other VZ phones may be a little better on power - and there are ways to > limit consumption, but if there has to be a down side to these things, that > probably is it. I plan on getting a Duracell 4Ah external rechargable supply > and keep it with me, but for now, I just try to keep it plugged in when I > can. My son recently bought a Lattitude 2 and it is a very similar phone, > with some exceptions that could make it a bit easier on the power suply. > > Jack -- Thanks. If both the Thunderbold and the Lattitude are available from Verizon, what are some of the differences that might sway me from one to the other. I hadn't considered getting a new phone until my phone died yesterday -- This is all a fact finding mission for me so I don't have to leave the house naked (sans cell phone). The only reason I'm looking at an Android now is that I had told myself months ago that if I ever lost or broke my old phone I would replace it with an Android. I never looked at what was available as I didn't have money to buy toys for myself. I feel, however, that if I got a "regular" phone at this point, I'd never get a smart phone (or at least not for years -- which may mean "never"). I really do need all the suggestions that you all can provide! Thanks
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