Krave
rhoadleyx42 said:
how anyone bought the krave? is a good phone? would you recommend it?
I bought one and almost took it back, but now I love it. If you just want to pick up a phone and dial numbers though, forget about it.
This is Motorola's first entry into the touch world, at least for Verizon. The current release has f/w issues too, like no speed dial, and you must tap the screen about 7 times or scroll through long lists to get to your contact.
If you are technically savvy, you might like it with the TV, Visual Voicemail and awesome multimedia capability.
It took me 2 weeks to learn the phone. The documentation is very poor also.
Wait for the next revision if you really want a touch flip p...
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mlovesem said:Was it a yes or no question? It looked like 3 questions. Here you go:
wow was that a yes or a no??
1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. No.
Happy now?
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Happy is a relative term. Calm down. I was just trying to get a read on whether you were recommending the phone or not. Now it's clearer. Thanx. 😛
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mlovesem said:
Happy is a relative term. Calm down. I was just trying to get a read on whether you were recommending the phone or not. Now it's clearer. Thanx. 😛
wnrussell said:...tgoace said:
The Krave is garbage. G-A-R-B-A-G-E.
I found myself wishing I had a spork to stab myself in the eyes with when I tried to use the crave. It makes me want to say f--- you right back to Motorola. 👿
I was ready to take mine back after the first day. The touch and glide, menu navigation, web browser and overall feel are definitely an adjustment which is easy to either love or hate. Engadget says "We had a feeling we'd get a mixed bag of reviews as soon as we
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