I have a Droid incredible, and before this phone I had a blackberry. The Droid is what I am using right now to post on the site. How many others are using their smartphone to add to the forum? This is out of curiosity more than anything.
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not me , but its time for my contract to renew. i declined a blackberry two years ago, now im interested in a phone in that arena.
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Am I the only one in the world that doesn't have a cell phone?
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Certainly not. LOL i was toying with just getting mine shut off.. but then again that would be when my car would crash and id be in the middle of nowhere... because that is my luck!! As of now my phone really is only costing $14 after taxes to have on. DH is a Trucker so he needs a cellphone contract.
Certainly not. LOL i was toying with just getting mine shut off.. but then again that would be when my car would crash and id be in the middle of nowhere... because that is my luck!! As of now my phone really is only costing $14 after taxes to have on. DH is a Trucker so he needs a cellphone contract.
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Then I will.say this. I liked my blackberry but the Droid is compatible with more apps. If you want something that has apps for.more than one company I would personally suggest getting a Droid if you renew. It is only my opinion but I can say I am happier with this one than I was with the other.
Then I will.say this. I liked my blackberry but the Droid is compatible with more apps. If you want something that has apps for.more than one company I would personally suggest getting a Droid if you renew. It is only my opinion but I can say I am happier with this one than I was with the other.
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Probably not. We have ours mainly as our home phone. It is also what gives us an internet connection. Before that our dial up.was so slow it wasn't worth the trouble. In my opinion I like being able to use a technology that has been around since the late 1890's, early 1900's. Cellular technology has been around since the worlds fair in St. Louis, after the one in Paris.
Probably not. We have ours mainly as our home phone. It is also what gives us an internet connection. Before that our dial up.was so slow it wasn't worth the trouble. In my opinion I like being able to use a technology that has been around since the late 1890's, early 1900's. Cellular technology has been around since the worlds fair in St. Louis, after the one in Paris.
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I just got the Samsung Galaxy S and so far I love it.
I have an iPhone and love it! I'll occasionally post from it (mostly post from my computer though), but I usually just lurk the forum and read posts on my breaks at work.
High speed internet isn't available here yet, so my blackberry is all I've got!
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