What Phone Do You Have?
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eminembeastfan2
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- ismashu1994
iphone 4 
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- chances14
according to verizon coverage map i get it, but it's so spotty that it cuts in and out making it unusable. it's funny watching my friends get pissed off when they try to use their 3g when they come over. Even if i had good 3g service i couldn't picture me using it enough to justify even paying for the $10 package. i find most mobile sites to be too cluttery. i guess i am just use to the good ol fashion computer
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- Dennisch
Sony Ericcson Vivaz, got it in August, had to bring it back 3 times because it hanged all the time. And today I picked it up, some techboy came to me, asked me about my simcard, which apparently was already 10 years old, WELL THERE IS YOUR PROBLEM...
And they replaced everything inside the phone, and all they had to do was to give me a new simcard, I hope, I'm using my tel to the max for testing it!
And they replaced everything inside the phone, and all they had to do was to give me a new simcard, I hope, I'm using my tel to the max for testing it!
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- New York, U.S.A
- XxOnLySBz4mExX
LG Rumor Touch on Virgin Mobile.
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- UK
- mcroflsandwich
Currently, a Nokia N97 Mini. Its a decent little phone, I like the fold out keyboard on it. But, it's very laggy and buggy. My contract runs out in October, so I'll be upgrading then. I'm interested in getting either an iPhone or a HTC Desire. Or whatever the equivilent is when I come to renew.
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- CHVRCHES_GTP
Nokia E71 here. I love it very much, probably my favourite phone so far. The only flaw I found is the rubber protective thingy that covers the Memory card slot and USB slot always came off the phone and the steel body itself cathing fingerprints. Other than that, it runs smoothly!
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- E0nLeader
Everyone (well, most) of my friends has Blackberry's just for BBM. So I got an HTC Wildfire. It's useful, but a bit boring even with Android. Still, better than my last LG Cookie which turned itself on 9 days out of 10 
Mainly because this thing has an actual power on/off button. Also it takes forever to actually power on and it has a really low battery life. Charging it daily is one of the day's chores for me 
Mainly because this thing has an actual power on/off button. Also it takes forever to actually power on and it has a really low battery life. Charging it daily is one of the day's chores for me 
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- Mikenstace
Nokia N97 mini. Great handset (minus the touch screen being in responsive), but hopeless operating system.
I bought it because I loves my N95 and wanted a full keyboard as well as touch screen. Contract runs out in jan 2012 so will see what is out there then. Am leaning towards HTC at the moment though.
I just reckon phones are boring these days. They all do the same things. I remember the first time I could take photo's, play games, listen to music etc. Those were the exciting days. Now they all do it.
I bought it because I loves my N95 and wanted a full keyboard as well as touch screen. Contract runs out in jan 2012 so will see what is out there then. Am leaning towards HTC at the moment though.
I just reckon phones are boring these days. They all do the same things. I remember the first time I could take photo's, play games, listen to music etc. Those were the exciting days. Now they all do it.
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- mcroflsandwich
Haha, this is weird. Thats pretty much an identical review to what I wrote for the N97 Mini on the last page. We both had the same pro's and con's. I upgraded from a N95 too. The latest thing my started to do was to not notify me when I recieved a mesage. I had to go to my inbox to see if there were any new ones. It was ridiculous.
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- mcroflsandwich
^ Haha, mine does the same thing with connecting to the net. I was at work the other day and looked at my phone, it was convinced it was still connected to my router back home. I was like hmm... thats about 10 miles away, somehow I doubt it 
Mines pretty slow too, it just locked up on my now actually. Well, not fully. The phone itself still worked, just the lock button and the on/off button stopped responding lol.
What's the calendar trick anyway?
Mines pretty slow too, it just locked up on my now actually. Well, not fully. The phone itself still worked, just the lock button and the on/off button stopped responding lol.
What's the calendar trick anyway?
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McRoflSandwich
Have a look at:
http://symbianworld.org/870-how-to-speed-up-your-s60-device/
It actually works really well, bizarrely enough. But over time it slows back down again. So you'll have to keep doing it again. Give it a go, see what you think.
The slidey-lock thing is daft at times, can't make it's mind up!
It's such a shame, the hardware was ahead of it's time and the keyboard works. I would try to install a different OS on it, but I would only end up bricking it I reckon!
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- mcroflsandwich
Awesome, I'll give that a shot today. I'll let you know what I think, thanks!
I can't see how it works though, it does seem very bizarre.
Yeah, the hardware is good. I really like the keyboard, its a nice size to be able to type quick on. I can't seem to get on with touch screen keyboards too well, nor Blackberry keyboards. They're just too small.
Hmm... Yeah I think you probably would. I know that's what would happen to me anyway, it would just be my luck
EDIT: I've tried it now, it does seem faster... Whether it actually is or not I'll never know, it could just be a placebo effect I suppose. But I do think it is loading messages/apps up faster. Its weird.
I can't see how it works though, it does seem very bizarre.
Yeah, the hardware is good. I really like the keyboard, its a nice size to be able to type quick on. I can't seem to get on with touch screen keyboards too well, nor Blackberry keyboards. They're just too small.
Hmm... Yeah I think you probably would. I know that's what would happen to me anyway, it would just be my luck
EDIT: I've tried it now, it does seem faster... Whether it actually is or not I'll never know, it could just be a placebo effect I suppose. But I do think it is loading messages/apps up faster. Its weird.
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