Garmin Asus Garminfone
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Hi,
I hope someone could help me. I know this phone is out of the market but i just got it from a friend and i tried to reset the phone ( delete all the previous info) and now the phone ask me for a code 😳 and i have no idea what it is 😢
If someone could tell me what i could possibly do i will be more than grateful.
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I hope someone could help me. I know this phone is out of the market but i just got it from a friend and i tried to reset the phone ( delete all the previous info) and now the phone ask me for a code 😳 and i have no idea what it is 😢
If someone could tell me what i could possibly do i will be more than grateful.
🙂
"Typical looking"
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harsh phraseology..
Does a certain phonescoop employee not like this phone?
harsh phraseology..
Does a certain phonescoop employee not like this phone?
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over in the "Review: Garmin Asus Garminfone" discussion:
GPS Assisted or Dedicated
One thing about this review it does not specify is whether this is Assisted GPS (Has to have carrier signal) or Dedicated GPS (turn on airplane mode and go into the Wilds).
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over in the "T-Mobile Will Carry Android Powered Garminfone" discussion:
The Navigation companies can see whats coming...
but this is kind of OD'ing
I don't want to seem like I am constantly posting about Apple (wich I kind of am but I digress) but it seems like the more profitable way of making money for these companies would be to place their competing systems in the markets for people to fight over!
It might be a more profitable idea to put the Garmin Nav in the Android AND Apple application stores and advertise the hell out of it.
Though, I think it is going to be hard to wean these companies off of a hardware focused market. I just don't think any Garminfone or Nuvifone is going to compete with the likes of the Incredible or the EVO or even the (gasp!) iPhone.
I don't want to seem like I am constantly posting about Apple (wich I kind of am but I digress) but it seems like the more profitable way of making money for these companies would be to place their competing systems in the markets for people to fight over!
It might be a more profitable idea to put the Garmin Nav in the Android AND Apple application stores and advertise the hell out of it.
Though, I think it is going to be hard to wean these companies off of a hardware focused market. I just don't think any Garminfone or Nuvifone is going to compete with the likes of the Incredible or the EVO or even the (gasp!) iPhone.
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over in the "T-Mobile Will Carry Android Powered Garminfone" discussion:
Fred Garvin phone
Anyone remember Fred Garvin, Male Prostitute, on SNL back in the 70s? That's the first thing I thought of when I heard this name, "Garminphone."
Either that or Garment-phone, like it's made out of cloth.
Either that or Garment-phone, like it's made out of cloth.
over in the "T-Mobile Will Carry Android Powered Garminfone" discussion:
Tablet phone? Nice buzzword
Over used word is over used. A 3.5inch screen is not a tablet :/
over in the "T-Mobile Will Carry Android Powered Garminfone" discussion:
Garmin GPS and Andriod = WIN
This has me really excited. All the Garmin Maps and the ability to use Andriod Marketplace. This will be awesome with T-Mobile prepaid.
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over in the "T-Mobile Will Carry Android Powered Garminfone" discussion:
sprint?
i wanna know when sprint will be getting one. both companies are based out of kc im surprised that it hasnt happened already.
