Motorola RAZR V3m
V3m capabilites and features vs V600...
The pet peeves are too numerous to mention, so I will just go over a few of them - and the question is, does anybody have any solutions to these, or are we stuck? The bottom line is that Verizon seems to think that making phone calls is secondary to taking and viewing pictures, web sites, mail, etc.
On the 4 way pad, the selection of things available are mostly unrelated to using the phone (we all have digica...
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howdydooit said:
I'm moving my daughter and wife over to a VZW family plan from Cingular.
you are awesome.
On the V600s, we have the message menu, calls received, phone book, and tools (which, once you get into them, have a lot utility).
On the RAZR, Left soft key from home screen takes you to the messaging menu. Access your phone book from the right soft key. Press SEND for recent calls.
Also - you can't reorder the menu choices, and there are far fewer phone features you can change.
Verizon uses a standard menu system on all of their phones. The LG's have Flash UI which is slightly more customizable.
How do you progr...
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Don't be too quick to congratulate me. My family is just about ready to revolt over this.
I'm not as mad. My KRZR is a little better than the RAZRs, and the voice dial is awesome, but useless if I can't move my phonebook over from my V600.
Not to turn this into a debate, but it's clear VZW's core competency is not UI's. Why not leave that to the phone companies, and let them duke it out? May the best phone win. I realize this is just ...
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