Should i wait?
I have sprint and i plan on getting the Moto Q that sprint has. I want a phone with a full keyboard. I like sprint i travel all the time so where ever i go sprint always has a stong signal. Is the phone wroth it? Or is there a new phone for sprint coming soon within the next few months with full keyboard. I dont want to spend all this money on that phone and than theres a better one coming out like in may..
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The HTC Tytan (6800) is rumored to be coming to Sprint in May. It will have a full, slide out QWERTY keyboard (like the PPC-6700) and will (hopefully) run WM6 plus (hopefully) have Rev-A EVDO.
It might just be worth waiting for...
It might just be worth waiting for...
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WM6 = windows mobile 6. the newest operating system for pocket PC's.
EVDO rev A = real fast internet. we dont have any phones that have rev A yet.
EVDO rev A = real fast internet. we dont have any phones that have rev A yet.
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the problem with waiting is by the time the phone you was waiting for is out there will always be another phone worth waiting for
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(First-time post, so I apologize in advance for making it such a long one)
I am in the same situation as mike3288 where I’m looking for a new smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. I made the mistake of buying the KRZR the day it came out and have been in misery ever since. I have finally decided that the phone is completely useless and need a new phone. The Moto Q looks like the best option for me now, but after doing some research, I see that Motorola will soon be releasing a Q9.
When Sprint released the Moto RAZR, the phone had been in the market for a while. Shortly after, Sprint released the Moto KRZR near the time it made its industry debut. I was curious if the same situation might happen with the Moto Q and the Q9 (the Q havin...
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I am in the same situation as mike3288 where I’m looking for a new smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. I made the mistake of buying the KRZR the day it came out and have been in misery ever since. I have finally decided that the phone is completely useless and need a new phone. The Moto Q looks like the best option for me now, but after doing some research, I see that Motorola will soon be releasing a Q9.
When Sprint released the Moto RAZR, the phone had been in the market for a while. Shortly after, Sprint released the Moto KRZR near the time it made its industry debut. I was curious if the same situation might happen with the Moto Q and the Q9 (the Q havin...
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