S60 (Symbian)
6682 Realese Date
Call Cingular... they have the phone today!!!
Hurry before they run out.
Sideout9257 said:
...............Call Cingular... they have the phone today!!!
Hurry before they run out.
.......... Lorna says ............................................. ...
1 When they "run out" of phones, is that it? The end? Fini and Kaput? No such thing as ordering more or manufacturing more to meet demands?
2 Did you hold the 6682 and dial on their keypad? If so, what did you think of the small keys? I used the phone and even with my small hands, those keys felt far too small.
-Lorna
My previous phone was a 6620. Same size keypad, samller actually. The side number keys, 1,4,7 and 3, 6, 9 were smaller then the center row, not long. So in a sense the 6682 are bigger. The keys feel much better and more responsive, crisper. I can type more acurately on the 6682.
Sideout9257 said:
They will manufacture more I am quite sure.
My previous phone was a 6620. Same size keypad, samller actually. The side number keys, 1,4,7 and 3, 6, 9 were smaller then the center row, not long. So in a sense the 6682 are bigger. The keys feel much better and more responsive, crisper. I can type more acurately on the 6682.
Ah, that explains it. You had become accustomed to the 6620, which had smaller keys, so coming to the 6682 with slightly larger keys feels like luxury to you. It is the opposite with me: I come from the Moto V60 keys which are very very easy to press blindfolded.
-Lorna
I'm confident the phone has plenty of features everyone could use, but the big question is how well it works on Cingular's network.
I have a RAZR v3 that I use in the SF Bay Area and have a number of areas where reception is poor or non-existent. And this are is supposed to be saturated with 850Mhz as well as 1900Mhz cell towers. I've not been impressed with my phone reception in the least.
Features are OK, but I really want to find a Symbian based phone that has great RF capabilities.