PCD Razzle TXT8030
over in the "CTIA Fall 2009" discussion:
these phones suck...
I live in San Diego and I must say these phones really suck. Where is the innovation? Most phones look like iphone copy cats. Time to be creative!
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over in the "CTIA Fall 2009" discussion:
Slow day
I was really hoping to see more new phone announcements from this show. Maybe an official release of the Tao/Droid/Sholes or something.
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over in the "CTIA Fall 2009" discussion:
Samsung Omnia II
We're you able to try out the Samsung Omnia II that will come out for Verizon?
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over in the "Verizon Dazzles with the Razzle" discussion:
I noticed
that it is only branded by Verizon and no manufacturer.
Also, anyone else notice that a lot of the lower end phones lately seem to have a lot of the color green in the keyes and display?
Also, anyone else notice that a lot of the lower end phones lately seem to have a lot of the color green in the keyes and display?
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over in the "Verizon Dazzles with the Razzle" discussion:
reminds me of an ex gf
Who loved the musical chicago. Cheap easy to get to use and loved being used by the masses. Other than that nice cheao phone
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over in the "PCD Quietly Slips Out the TXT8030 Twisting Phone" discussion:
stolen
this idea was stolen from the original concept idea of the upstage... but the upstage came the crappy idea it is now
over in the "PCD Quietly Slips Out the TXT8030 Twisting Phone" discussion:
Eh...
Idk about this design...
This phone comes from the people that've brought us great phones such as the QuickFire.
I don't get the whole half turn.
Does the qwerty keyboard lock when you turn it?
Why not just let it be a candybar style phone with the speaker on the back?
Scenario: You're lisenting to music and get an incoming call do you have to turn the phone before you answear(i'm assuming the mic is on the qwerty side)?
Sounds like a good idea just not practical.
This phone comes from the people that've brought us great phones such as the QuickFire.
I don't get the whole half turn.
Does the qwerty keyboard lock when you turn it?
Why not just let it be a candybar style phone with the speaker on the back?
Scenario: You're lisenting to music and get an incoming call do you have to turn the phone before you answear(i'm assuming the mic is on the qwerty side)?
Sounds like a good idea just not practical.
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over in the "PCD Quietly Slips Out the TXT8030 Twisting Phone" discussion:
Two phones come to mind.
This somewhat resembles the Samsung upstage. A great idea but cumbersome to use and impractical.
If this phone drops, I picture it being PCD's version of Verizon's Versa!
Ummm. Where's my keyboard? 😁
If this phone drops, I picture it being PCD's version of Verizon's Versa!
Ummm. Where's my keyboard? 😁
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over in the "PCD Quietly Slips Out the TXT8030 Twisting Phone" discussion:
FIRE!!!!
A few of these phones were chilling on the table and one of these phones almost caught CTIA on fire!!!!! I heard Rich Brome was like "FML!" and pushed an old lady down in order to get to safety!!!
