Originally posted by: DaWhim
I have s710a and it is so cool. my friend thought it was just a camera, then when she realized it was a phone, she was like screaming. heh
Originally posted by: vshah
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: mchammer187
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: mchammer187
what i dont like with most motorolas was the phonebook
if you had someone's cell phone, work phone and home phone you had to make 3 seperate entries in the phone book and it lists them under 3 seperate names
not sure if this applies to the razr but that is one of the thing i hated about the motorola phone i used to have
my samgsung works the same way
my samsung e715 doesnt
under 1 name entry i can have an 3 numbers and an e-mail entry
imo it is retarded to see the same name 4 times in a list because of that lameass implementation of a phonebook
IMO no
i just list them like this
Bill Cell
Bill Home
Bill work
finding them is easy as hell, and i dont think i have anyones email addy stored in my phone, nor do i know why i would
to send pictures perhaps?
Originally posted by: claydawg
it doesn't feel comfortable in my hand or against the side of my face. cool idea, just hasn't been perfected.
Originally posted by: mettleh3d
no. the sidekick 2 is.
Originally posted by: vegetation
I have one, overall I'd give it 8 out 10 stars. The thin design is indeed pocket friendly. I prefer it much over the fatter but less wide types of flips. Speakerphone and handset is incredibly loud; easily the loudest I've ever encountered with some SEEM tweaking. I really like how I can make calls on speaker without ever opening the flip too (thanks again to tweaking).
Originally posted by: pray4mojo
k750i > razr
Originally posted by: Nik
Hell fvcking no. A friend of mine sent me nudies of herself, taken by the phone. I must say that I'm impressed not only with the quality of the phone's pictures, but with the T&A.
:boner;
Originally posted by: shilala
I'd like to have one, but the sticker price makes it impratical.
My phone goes to work with me, gets dirty, floats around in my pocket with dirt and rocks, it just wouldn't work out. It's be ruined in no time.
I understand the phone has a very substantial construction, that's why I considered it in the first place.
It's on the lo9ng list of stuff I want but will likely never buy.
Originally posted by: darkamulets
It looks pretty, the RF isn't that great on it and the software is laggy. Atleast Nokia knows how to do RF.
Originally posted by: vegetation
I have one, overall I'd give it 8 out 10 stars. The thin design is indeed pocket friendly. I prefer it much over the fatter but less wide types of flips. Speakerphone and handset is incredibly loud; easily the loudest I've ever encountered with some SEEM tweaking. I really like how I can make calls on speaker without ever opening the flip too (thanks again to tweaking).