pyromaster114
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So my phone is messed up, it's battery dies all the time, it shuts off for no reason, etc.
I need a new phone, but I don't know which phone to get, and I thought maybe someone here could point me in the right direction. I use AT&T as my carrier, and unfortunately can't change that right now.
I currently have a Samsung A707.
The following things, the phone must have:
1) Bluetooth.
2) 3G, and able to be linked to my laptop with Bluetooth so that I can use it as a modem and dial out to get internet access on the go. (Currently my phone has an unlimited data plan on it, so I just dial out using the number that the phone uses to get it's internet, and I don't get charged extra for tethering.)
3) Play MP3s.
4) Micro SD slot.
5) Decent camera.
6) Preferably have a POP3 email client.
7) Preferably have voice dialing.
8) I really REALLY would like it if the phone had a full qwerty keyboard.
I was thinking about the Samsung BlackJack II, but wasn't sure if it was worth it.
I was also looking at the Samsung Impression A877, but it's a bit pricey.
Does anyone know if the Samsung BlackJack II's GPS navigation requires an additional service from AT&T? Or does it simply work like my car's navigation system, purely off the satellites and a map database?
I need a new phone, but I don't know which phone to get, and I thought maybe someone here could point me in the right direction. I use AT&T as my carrier, and unfortunately can't change that right now.
I currently have a Samsung A707.
The following things, the phone must have:
1) Bluetooth.
2) 3G, and able to be linked to my laptop with Bluetooth so that I can use it as a modem and dial out to get internet access on the go. (Currently my phone has an unlimited data plan on it, so I just dial out using the number that the phone uses to get it's internet, and I don't get charged extra for tethering.)
3) Play MP3s.
4) Micro SD slot.
5) Decent camera.
6) Preferably have a POP3 email client.
7) Preferably have voice dialing.
8) I really REALLY would like it if the phone had a full qwerty keyboard.
I was thinking about the Samsung BlackJack II, but wasn't sure if it was worth it.
I was also looking at the Samsung Impression A877, but it's a bit pricey.
Does anyone know if the Samsung BlackJack II's GPS navigation requires an additional service from AT&T? Or does it simply work like my car's navigation system, purely off the satellites and a map database?