LG Dare VX-9700
If Verizon is listening...please make the LG DARE "Mac-friendly."
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I wanted to state that I am an avid Apple Mac Computer user and have been for over 15 years. I was anticipating my purchase of the iphone3G this month. I have since decided to stay with my dependable service provider: Verizon Wireless and purchased the newly released LG Dare phone for simple reasons: similarities with browser and easy navigation, my family & friends are still with Verizon, and the mobile-to-mobile calls / inbound TXT messages.
I do wish that 4 things were readily available on the handset, and have some suggestions to better the device with simple software updates...hopefully in the near future.
1 very minor complaint…
No hand strap is included...
...but there is a place to attach one. I returned an...
(continues)
I wanted to state that I am an avid Apple Mac Computer user and have been for over 15 years. I was anticipating my purchase of the iphone3G this month. I have since decided to stay with my dependable service provider: Verizon Wireless and purchased the newly released LG Dare phone for simple reasons: similarities with browser and easy navigation, my family & friends are still with Verizon, and the mobile-to-mobile calls / inbound TXT messages.
I do wish that 4 things were readily available on the handset, and have some suggestions to better the device with simple software updates...hopefully in the near future.
1 very minor complaint…
No hand strap is included...
...but there is a place to attach one. I returned an...
(continues)
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It will be interesting to see just how many others like myself have replaced the iphone with the "DARE."
The people at Verizon told me that if enough people request certain features for future updates, that they will listen. It's up to the carrier to make that happen, for they are the ones that want their expectations met and have to test the devices thoroughly before "accepting" them from the manufacturers and releasing them.
Speak up and let those voices be heard. ;)
The people at Verizon told me that if enough people request certain features for future updates, that they will listen. It's up to the carrier to make that happen, for they are the ones that want their expectations met and have to test the devices thoroughly before "accepting" them from the manufacturers and releasing them.
Speak up and let those voices be heard. ;)
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