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I have Motorola Q and did not have any problems with batteries. Lots of customizations and apps because it's Windows Mobile OS. No complaints.
Posted by kontora, Wednesday, Aug. 6th, 2008
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TO ROGER1
STOPPP! DONT GET THE MOTO Q. IT WAS THE WORST NIGHTMARE PHONE WITH VERIZON EVER...BATTERY LASTED HALF A DAY, AND I WAS HARDLY EVER CALLING OUT...WELL THE ABSOLUTE VERIZON NIGHTMARE WAS THE SAMSUNG GREEN AND WHITE SCREEN..WHAT A DOG...
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The dummy, non-operational, fake version of the Curve is tremendous! I really liked how the trackball wouldn't move and the screen was, actually, just a picture of a screen. Who needs to look at a functioning model?
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I remember reading that this device is not upgradeable to Rev A. Do you know if that is correct?
Posted by Justia, Monday, May. 12th, 2008
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alright may I don't need real GPS but I would like a real push Email phone with 3G and Google apps work real nice. Looks like a road trip to Verizon Wireless and drive the sale people crazy.
Posted by rpalarms, Sunday, May. 11th, 2008
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I guess Verizon is still not as open as they could be if this unit had Real GPS I would have gotten it all ready. I guess I'll check out the Motorola Q9c.
RogerQ
Posted by rpalarms, Sunday, May. 11th, 2008
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Man, if they had the GPS in there, this would be a great option IMHO. However, looks like waiting a few more days for the Blackberry Bold on GSM may be the way to go for many folks.
Posted by gt2697, Saturday, May. 10th, 2008
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I left Verizon years ago when I wanted to pair my PDA (an Ipaq 2750) with my then phone, a RAZR via bluetooth to get Net access.
Posted by JNGold, Friday, May. 9th, 2008
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Wow. I guess Verizon corrected their "mistake" of not acitvating the 8830's GPS chip. With the 8330, they just remove the chip altogether. That sounds very open to me.
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Correct. if you look at the top of the AT&T Curve it clearly is labeled.. No beans on the VZW... They want you to use he VZW Navigator.
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Dave,
Is it true that the device has no GPS hardware?
Posted by JNGold, Friday, May. 9th, 2008
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