Originally Posted by JND1
I copped the Hero for Sprint at BB earlier today. My first time using an android phone, but the joint is pretty smooth so far.
[h2]AT&T HTC Tilt2 available for Premier customers[/h2]
October 9th, 2009 | Author: admin
The rest of us can have a try at buying the best keyboard on a smartphone from AT&T on October 18th, when it is expected to arrive.
Read the Fuzemobility thread here for expected pricing.
Mez 0ne wrote:
Am I the only one who HATES all of these touch screen phones?
I appreciate my Touch Pro more (even though its slow) since its touch screen AND has a keypad.
Wish it had a scroll wheel though.
I have the Touch Pro2. I got it because I refused to have a phone without a physical keyboard but after using this thing for about 2 months I find myself using the on-screen keyboard a good 70% of the time. Its just that good. Responsive, big enough keys, and very few mistypes. I'm looking at this HD2 and really considering it.
See, I picked up a Touch Pro instead of a Diamond because I knew that a 2.8" screen is just too small to go all touch screen. I typerelatively quick using the compact QWERTY, but the size of the phone makes it uncomfortable to hold when I'm typing out a lot of text. I'm sureI'd like the Touch Diamond 2 (at&t's Pure) and love Verizon's Imagio. I'm holding out hope that Sprint will pick up either one so Idon't have to get the Touch Pro 2. If they don't, I may go with Sprint's Intrepid or even a Snap.I just can't stand the lag on the Touch Pro.
I have the Touch Pro2. I got it because I refused to have a phone without a physical keyboard but after using this thing for about 2 months I find myself using the on-screen keyboard a good 70% of the time. Its just that good. Responsive, big enough keys, and very few mistypes. I'm looking at this HD2 and really considering it.
HTC Hero now available from Sprint [table][tr][td]Written by Nick Gray [/td] [/tr][tr][td]Sunday, 11 October 2009[/td] [/tr][tr][td]
Sprint customers or anyone else who want to pick up the HTC Hero can not head on over to their local Sprint retail location or Sprint.com to pick up the new Sprint HTC Hero. It's been available for a few days already from Best Buy, but today marks the official launch of the handset. Sprint has finally put up the product page for the Hero and has also launched an Android microsite with information about Android, apps, and how you can use them all on the Now Network! The site doesn't have quite as much information about Android as T-Mobile's site for the G1 and myTouch 3G, but those unfamiliar with Android can get a taste for the power and customization that the platform offers.
Head on over to Sprint's website to order your new HTC Hero. The Hero is selling for $179.99 after $200 instand savings (for a new two year contract) and a $100 mail in rebate.
Sprint's official press shots. Not really sure why they chose to take the pictures with a wide angle lens
[h2]HTC Pure now for free[/h2]
October 11th, 2009 | Author: admin
Letstalk, an AT&T reseller, is offering the HTC Pure for FREE with a new contract ($100 with a contract extension). To sweeten the deal they are throwing in a 4gb microSD card and free shipping.
The deal does not work in all areas, but if you are intending to buy a Pure its certainly worth a try.
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Any idea if they'll do the exchange for people w/o TEP?
U and me both. I had to revert back to a 2.1 ROM of his cause the 2.5 was too buggy for me and it ate my battery up. I'm pretty sure thatonce he or another cook can get a hold of the official 2.5 build that the Leo runs, we'll have a nice Leo ROM. I can't waitOriginally Posted by young dr0
yeah he made those ROMs I listed. they one i ended up using is illy
I just really wanted that twitter tab.
I wouldn't be using my upgrade to pick up a Snap or Intrepid so I wouldn't need to wait. Regardless, I'm worried that the HD2 will be too tall. I don't know that I need such a large screen. I'm excited for that processor though. Problem is, it's only worth buying if it's guaranteed to be eligible for an upgrade to WM7. That's the reason I'm not going to drop $350+ on a TP 2. That's way too much money for a device that should have come out a year ago as the Touch Pro and that we won't be able to run WM7 on.
It's not that great, about the same as an iPhone. It has autofocus, but no flash.
Is it fast? My Touch Pro takes decent pictures, but there's so much time between being focused and actually capturing the image that I oftenget blurred images. I don't have the problem w/ a first gen' iPhone and only assume that the iPhone 3G S takes better pictures so I'm happy w/that comparison.
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