Instinct soon to be Extinct?
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2008/06/23/samsung-om ... »
Again, a real OS with 3rd party apps. (Not just "rumored" SDK for java crap like most dumb phones).
Sprint needs to get some devices like this. It's obvious they can't cant compete with just their "superior" network. They need some killer devices! Sprint may actually HAVE a better network, which is subjective to where you live, but that doesn't help them because they aren't KNOWN for it. They aren't really telling advertising ...
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But I think the HTC Touch Diamond Pro is going to be the Iphone Killer.
iz said:
You maybe haven't been to the movies lately. There's sprint ad with all this drama in it, at the end it says "An Iphone Killer"
But I think the HTC Touch Diamond Pro is going to be the Iphone Killer.
Or the Sprint website DEDICATED to pitting the Instinct against the iPhone. If it's not already down, it should be by the 11th.
I think both of those devices are going to be nice but I don't think anything with WM on it is going to kill the iPhone. I think Android based devices are going to have the best chance at that. WM devices are just too unstable and never have decent battery life without turning them into bricks with extended batteries.
MissSLM07 said:
I don't understand what the big deal is. Some of you people act like the iPhone can turn water into wine... 🤣 . Its just a phone...Geeeeez!!!
It most certainly cannot! That will require a 3rd party application.
And no, not even our fanboys think the device is flawless. What is? Our point is that what the device does, and will do, it does it better than anything else out there.
However, I honestly believe that the best phone on the market right now.... is the one that works best for you. 😉
Dogism said:
The instinct is doing very well in the stores, there are always other phones by others carries. I fail to see the point of this thread.
I made more points in that post than just a new device. Try reading slower next time. I never said it wasn't a good seller, in fact I think I made mention of that fact.
If you didn't see the point in the post, then I don't see the point in replying to it.
Sprint Speed, ever hear that? It has been their slogan for the last few months.
And have you not seen any thread on the new HTC PRO, and Diamond? If not check this out.
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/HTC-Touch-Diamond-CD ... »
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/HTC-Raphael-CDMA-pho ... »
I think you need to research before you post here again, but cool phone you should put a link on the AT&T forum to get a more useful response.
And please. How many more HTC battery sucking devices do we need? The average cell users need for than a half a days life from a charge and most don't want to carry around two batteries to make it through the day. The Instinct already has two batteries because many people aren't making it through the day with one. Don't get me wrong, HTC makes good handsets for the mo...
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What proof do you have about GSM using less battery life? I never experienced that, plus CDMA is WAYY stronger especially in my market (northeast)
Do you even work for a phone company? Please stop quoting what you've heard and posting it here. Unless you actually have experienced or have quoted a realiable source you're junking this forum. I mean this in a nice way. 😉
drake said:...
Again you still don't know what you're talking about, I've been using HTC phones for the last few months and my roommate has been for the last 2 years, the only time either our batteries kick out is when we're powerhousing the internet and music and not exiting programs. By the way anyone using WM phone make sure you exit programs when you're done.
What proof do you have about GSM using less battery life? I never experienced that, plus CDMA is WAYY stronger especially in my market (northeast)
Do you even work for a phone company? Please stop quoting what you've heard and posting it here. Unless you actually have experienced or have quoted a realiable source you're junking this forum. I mean this in a nic
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Increased security for wireless communications
Duplex conversations
increased efficiency that allows a large network to handle traffic effectively (better return for buck spent)
BETTER BATTERY LIFE FOR PHONES as low power consumption
Better capacity and reach
🤣
What a joke, troll elsewhere
Plus this was done for CDMA 800 which is not used in the U.S.
At least when I quote something I read it first so I don't sound like a clown.
drake said:
Again, why are you on this forum?...
Because Sprint is his favorite subject, why else? 😉
CDMA, comes up with
Increased security for wireless communications
Duplex conversations
increased efficiency that allows a large network to handle traffic effectively (better return for buck spent)
Better battery life for phones as low power consumption
Better capacity and reach
Notice anything on that?
The pro serious is a joke, light weight phones with a tiny screen. LG 😢 The samsung was ok but I wouldn't by it.
Why did you post this on this tread?
the availability of the ndc will be the biggest problem for current nextel customers looking for a sprint phone with dc. (only works in limited rev a)
my 335 isn't even 7 months old, even with yearly upgrades i don't think i will make it...have you ever tried to do anything other than use the radio on a nextel phone, NOT USER FRIENDLY AT ALL!!!
The transition for the casual nextel user will be seemless as long as they are in a rev a market. they will enjoy the heck out of the better call quality and feature rich phones!
😁 😁
I do have to say, the Q-Chat phones are still a little buggy and there is a very slight delay on the DC compared to the iDEN DC, and if the MDN's (which can be used as the DC number) 7th number in the 10 digits has a 0, you have to have a iDEN DC like numer. ex.(xxx)xxx-0xxx, the DC has to change to xx*xxx*xxxx*x.
Forget my dislike of the current qchat lineup, do you think these phone are capable of capturing the nextel crowd? i don't.
If I were an iDEN use, I'd be upset too, but I feel the iDEN PTT is still tops at the moment, and Q-Chat will only get better within time (technology and handset wise). Cheers.
-Yean
P.S. the v950 was the phone I played with. I'm sure when you have hands on the device, you'll appreciate it better than how's it's explained or by...
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Yean said:
Sprint and the Q-Chat manufactures made a Q-Chat phone, NOT another iDEN phone,
That is a mistake I can understand they're wanting to make a more consumer friendly phone, and steer away from the heavy bricks... but a balance would of have been a better choice. I will hold out hope for the V950 🙂
As you know, the Q-Chat phones are EvDO Rev.A, enabled. The speeds are so fast, the VoIP allows Q-Chat to connect to iDEN.
Maybe it's the corporate apps like the Exchange sync?
Maybe instead of me guessing, you could tell me just what it is that is better about the Instinct vs. the iPhone. Two people in my office got their this weekend and they are returning it on July 11th because, in their words, "I like your iPhone better"...
ah but i may have said too much
let the fan boys argue!