Motorola Krave ZN4
opinions needed
Hello all,
I currently have a blackberry 8130 and my company has decided to cut cost and no longer reimburse the cost of my bberry data plan. In an attempt to reduce my personal expense I have decided to do away with the device all together. I have had an Iphone and really liked the device....but not the network (sorry at&t fans, just how it is) one of my roomies has the dare, and I don't really like it. Just wondering if this phone is worth the $350 price tag (nowhere near my new every two)
I currently have a blackberry 8130 and my company has decided to cut cost and no longer reimburse the cost of my bberry data plan. In an attempt to reduce my personal expense I have decided to do away with the device all together. I have had an Iphone and really liked the device....but not the network (sorry at&t fans, just how it is) one of my roomies has the dare, and I don't really like it. Just wondering if this phone is worth the $350 price tag (nowhere near my new every two)
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Sell the 8130 on e-bay and use that money to put towards the new phone.
Samsung has some of the best sound quality out of all the phones Verizon carries.
LG is the worst (and I WAS an LG fan until I owned 2 of them).
The Dare is a fun phone (No keyboard) but is it a practical phone?
How about the Motorola Krave?
I played with it and it seemed pretty good.
Samsung has some of the best sound quality out of all the phones Verizon carries.
LG is the worst (and I WAS an LG fan until I owned 2 of them).
The Dare is a fun phone (No keyboard) but is it a practical phone?
How about the Motorola Krave?
I played with it and it seemed pretty good.
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DoubleHelix said:How about the Motorola Krave? I played with it and it seemed pretty good.
Here are some screenshots:
http://www.howardforums.com/showpost.php?p=11910680& ... »
The touch screen needs about a week of practice to learn. It's not for everybody who just needs a phone, but it have some awesome media ability and is easy to use after you adjust your 'touch'.
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