Got a Blackberry Torch 2 weeks ago and from the moment I opened the box I understood the exact reason why and how the term "crackberry" came to be.
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CDMA Hero. Slow as crap 533mhz processor, but still pretty good. Waiting to see what dual core gingerbread Android device Sprint gets before I upgrade my poor little eclair device.
Yeah, it's crazy addictive...I find myself checking the social feeds like every five seconds.xXDeMoNiCXx said:
I'm using a rooted HTC Aria. it serves me fine, games don't lag, programs work fine, service is ok.
Haha yeah, plus BBM is like the best mobile messaging system ever. Apps are great too.mistergobbles said:
Ive got a Samsung GT-C3050. Its a Vodafone, but I use a 2degress simcard because im a rebel.
Its a good enough phone, bluetooth, video etc, but it has a special headphone slot that can only be used with its special headphones, which dont really work all that well. so ill probably get a new one soonish. I really want an android.
Its a good enough phone, bluetooth, video etc, but it has a special headphone slot that can only be used with its special headphones, which dont really work all that well. so ill probably get a new one soonish. I really want an android.
I have my amazing Pizza Delivery 5000 (aka a Nokia 2310) that I got for free---it doesn't have a QWERTY, can't go online or do any of that fancy-schmancy Tenpenny Tower smartphone stuff, it just makes and receives calls and the occasional text message, which is all I ask of it.
An old G1 (aka HTC Dream) that I got as a gift. Now I'm hooked on Android and plan to upgrade soon, cuz my current one is on its last leg.
I have an HTC Desire that I got in August last year. It's a good phone with neat functions. I hate that it has GPS tracking down to within two meters of me, but I guess that's what you get will all phones.
HTC Nexus One. I love my phone, it's a powerful little pocket computer that can also make phone calls. I use it to remotely manage my home server, to log into my work Citrix servers, email, listening to podcasts & music, reading ebooks, the list goes on and on. I no longer use my netbook much any more because everything I did on that I can do on my phone, usually more conveniently. And it's more flexible than an iPhone.
I have some sort of cheap LG, one of the net10 prepaid models. It does calling and texts, and it has a clock and a built in tip calculator, and that's all I need out of a cell phone. Granted, I would love a good smart phone, but then I'd have to pay not only for a new phone, but for an exorbitant data plan. This thing sets me back $30 every two months, and that's only because I run out of service days; I could easily make it to three months if I didn't need to buy both service days and minutes. As a poor college kid whose parents don't pay for his cell phone, Net10 does exactly what I need for exactly the price I need.
Edit: And I just realized that this post makes me look like a spam bot. I'm not a spam bot, nor am I advertising; I'm just happy with my current set up. If anyone is thinking about reporting me for spam, please look at my post count and badges first
Edit: And I just realized that this post makes me look like a spam bot. I'm not a spam bot, nor am I advertising; I'm just happy with my current set up. If anyone is thinking about reporting me for spam, please look at my post count and badges first
I've got a Samsung Galaxy S with a custom ROM loaded. I kind of wish now that I'd gone with an HTC, though, because my favorite ROM (CyanogenMod) isn't yet available for my model of phone.