T-Mobile Pulls PDA Phone
Thank god
I tested this thing and it was buggy, had a horrible signal, and was EXTREMELY slow
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scbysnx said:But hey, Tmobile saw SOMEthing in it.
I tested this thing and it was buggy, had a horrible signal, and was EXTREMELY slow
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Yes and unfortunately wireless carriers are customers too. They can test what the manufacturer gives them but that is no guarantee that the mass manufactured product will behave the same way. Kind of a corporate level bait and switch thing. We have all seen phones that the initial shipment was great but they went downhill after that. Phones like the Audiovox 8600, the Kyocera phantom, etc.
I believe the manufacturers of handsets need to be held more accountable by the carriers and MVNO's who buy the things. T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint and Cingular don't have the resources to design a phone from the ground up. It would be cost prohibitive so they are forced to rely on the companies who design and build phones as their primary business.
I believe the manufacturers of handsets need to be held more accountable by the carriers and MVNO's who buy the things. T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint and Cingular don't have the resources to design a phone from the ground up. It would be cost prohibitive so they are forced to rely on the companies who design and build phones as their primary business.
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