On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 2:21 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall <
popoz...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> I switched from a smartphone to an ENV2.
>
> My wife wants to upgrade to an ENV3
>
> BB's do have a touch screen it is called the Storm 2.
>
> There are those sold on touch screens and there are those who are
I believe many carriers allow a 30-day experience with a new
subsidized device before you are fully committed to the 2-year
contract. With ATT, I only needed to wait 18 months before going from
a Q9h to my 3GS. It would have been 2 years if I had switched
carriers.
I've seen my 3GS perform noticea
I switched from a smartphone to an ENV2.
My wife wants to upgrade to an ENV3
BB's do have a touch screen it is called the Storm 2.
There are those sold on touch screens and there are those who are not.
I am not sold on touch screens I want a physical keyboard.
Stewart
At 12:19 PM 1/3/2010,
Yes, as I noted in another thread, many won't buy an iPhone due to lack of
keyboard. For me, the eris/hero keyboard is good, I'm not sending out
massive 4 page emails on the thing, just an sms a few times a day.
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 11:19 AM, John Duncan Yoyo
wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 12
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 12:08 PM, mike wrote:
> Yes. But the rest of the hardware is pretty nice, the resolution
> especially. I wonder if Apple will announce in january a speed bump to
> their iphone line, it's getting dated. The snapdragon is going to start
> appearing in more and more phones
Yes. But the rest of the hardware is pretty nice, the resolution
especially. I wonder if Apple will announce in january a speed bump to
their iphone line, it's getting dated. The snapdragon is going to start
appearing in more and more phones across the board, offering nice video
playback etc.
O
I'm waiting out CES to see if anything really cool gets announced. The
Droid is a near miss- I want a better keyboard than than one. More like my
LG ENV with raised buttons not a flat plane of keys. The droid keyboard is
everything I dislike about the touch screen keyboards but mechanical.
On S
I found droid and brethren to be too big and square ...I like to "one hand"
the fone and I opted for a slightly smaller screen device with great
features and, the deal maker for me, triband 3g so I can use it in the EU as
well as the USA (quad band 2g) ...it's the Motosurf a3100 ...I am accustomed
Go into a store and use it a little bit, probably the best way to find out.
I think verizon also had a deal, buy one eris get one free...and the eris is
much cheaper.
On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 8:48 PM, Andy Gallant wrote:
> Mike, thanks for the comments - much appreciated. In fact, because I did
>
Mike, thanks for the comments - much appreciated. In fact, because I
did read a number of the many reviews, I wanted to ask and hear from the
folks on this list, including how it feels to use the Droid keyboard,
which many reviewers did not like. There's a lot of value here! -Andy
On 1/2/2
I have the sprint version of the eris and I find it extremely usable and
well made. Everything I've wanted to do I've been able to, the soft
keyboard is good, but not quite iphone good. The apps are plentiful, I
don't find myself missing anything in that department.
The droid I have zero experie
Now looking at a Verizon Wireless promotion - buy a Droid and get a free
Eris (naturally, Ts and Cs apply). The primary requirements are for two
phones for voice, text, email, and web in the MD/DC area - at least one
phone with physical QWERTY keyboard - personal and light business use -
Veriz
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