Q. For christmas, I can have either phone(right now I have the palm pre, and it's glitching like crazy) so I am gonna upgrade. I like both because of the QWERTY keyboard and front facing camera, but which is the better buy? They're both about the same price.
A. User review:
This is a good beginner phone
December 5, 2012
Customer avatar
DESERTCANDLE
Location:Everywhere
Gender:Female
Length of usage:1-6 months
What type best describes me?Socializer - My phone is how I stay connected to my friends and social sites
Battery life
3 / 5
3
Look & feel
4 / 5
4
Media
4 / 5
4
Performance
3 / 5
3
Phone Features
4 / 5
4
Value
4 / 5
4
The phone works for me I am able to do what I want on the phone like keep up with family on facebook and with my personal emails anywhere. I wanted a phone with a sliding keyboard and this is one of the few phones that have a slider. It is big enough for me to be able to type without a lot of problems I have arthritis so that is important. Although I liked the Rumour keyboard much better. This one is not as easy you have to really push down on some of the keys and the space bar ends up putting a period instead of a space sometimes. The other annoying thing is that it lags sometimes when moving the phone around the screen doesn't adjust quickly but the screen is a bit sensitive so sometimes I lay the phone down and notice that an app has come up even though I didn't touch the screen. Still I am glad I have this phone it is great for me to learn how to use a smartphone and didn't cost an arm and a leg. My two complaints are more just an annoyance.
ProsDurable, Great photos, Great sound
Conskeyboard is more difficult than it should be
Yes, I recommend this product.
And now a link because not so much place here.
http://wireless.amazon.com/Samsung-Epic-Android-Phone-Sprint/dp/B003ZDO2H6
Good luck
This is a good beginner phone
December 5, 2012
Customer avatar
DESERTCANDLE
Location:Everywhere
Gender:Female
Length of usage:1-6 months
What type best describes me?Socializer - My phone is how I stay connected to my friends and social sites
Battery life
3 / 5
3
Look & feel
4 / 5
4
Media
4 / 5
4
Performance
3 / 5
3
Phone Features
4 / 5
4
Value
4 / 5
4
The phone works for me I am able to do what I want on the phone like keep up with family on facebook and with my personal emails anywhere. I wanted a phone with a sliding keyboard and this is one of the few phones that have a slider. It is big enough for me to be able to type without a lot of problems I have arthritis so that is important. Although I liked the Rumour keyboard much better. This one is not as easy you have to really push down on some of the keys and the space bar ends up putting a period instead of a space sometimes. The other annoying thing is that it lags sometimes when moving the phone around the screen doesn't adjust quickly but the screen is a bit sensitive so sometimes I lay the phone down and notice that an app has come up even though I didn't touch the screen. Still I am glad I have this phone it is great for me to learn how to use a smartphone and didn't cost an arm and a leg. My two complaints are more just an annoyance.
ProsDurable, Great photos, Great sound
Conskeyboard is more difficult than it should be
Yes, I recommend this product.
And now a link because not so much place here.
http://wireless.amazon.com/Samsung-Epic-Android-Phone-Sprint/dp/B003ZDO2H6
Good luck
How do I get the Motorola Droid without signing a contract?
Q. I want the Motorola Droid but my dad works for AT&T, so he cannot sign the contract for a different service (In this case, Verizon). I might come across the phone itself, but how can I get the service without him signing a contract?
I am 15 by the way, so I can't sign it either.
I am 15 by the way, so I can't sign it either.
A. You can try a couple things.
Buy the Verizon Droid or Eris at http://droidcellphone.com with no contract and get Verizon pay as you go plan. You can also buy pay as you go 3G Internet. $5.00 a day to $50.00 a month. $29.00 with a plan so you pay a couple bucks extra to use it.
You cant use the Verizon 3G Network without some kind of plan or pay as you go, but you can connect via Bluetooth and WiFi .
Android is totally open source so you are welcome to get the Droid Smartphones and hack away. Join the developers community and participate.
This is the most exciting time for the development of next gen aka 4G Smartphones. 100's of millions of smartphones are expected to go online by 2012.
Get the Droid and use what you can until you can hack it for AT&T
Buy the Verizon Droid or Eris at http://droidcellphone.com with no contract and get Verizon pay as you go plan. You can also buy pay as you go 3G Internet. $5.00 a day to $50.00 a month. $29.00 with a plan so you pay a couple bucks extra to use it.
You cant use the Verizon 3G Network without some kind of plan or pay as you go, but you can connect via Bluetooth and WiFi .
Android is totally open source so you are welcome to get the Droid Smartphones and hack away. Join the developers community and participate.
This is the most exciting time for the development of next gen aka 4G Smartphones. 100's of millions of smartphones are expected to go online by 2012.
Get the Droid and use what you can until you can hack it for AT&T
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