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  • #5277
    Avatar photonone
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    Have you guys jumped on the smartphone wagon yet?

    #46368

    I have an iphone (AT&T)works great in Denver, SLC, pretty slick if you ask me.. but very little service, if any, in Idaho, Montana, Northern Utah & Wyoming… basically everywhere I am for the majority of the year 🙂 Debating on paying my ‘dissatisfied fine” and going back to Verizon.

    #46369
    Avatar photoAllan Dozier
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    I use Verizon but I don’t have a smart phone.

    I plan on living forever, so far so good.

    #46370
    Avatar photoRoy Conley
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    I have Verizon and could text my wife back in Tennessee from the 2nd meadow of Slough Creek, my bud with me gave up and turned his iPhone off

    That issue is not a Verizon vs AT&T, although who’s tower is closer will make a difference, rather my fishing bud has an Iphone and I have a Blackberry, both on AT&T and his just does not have the range other phones have.

    #46371
    jon buto
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    HTC Evo 4g
    8mb camera that seems to do everything but shoot in raw

    #46372
    Michael Exl
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    I have the BlackBerry Torch and love it.

    #46373
    jarrod white
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    I use Blackberry and travel the world. I have been very satisfied and Blackberry Messenger is an instant message service that is basically free anywhere.

    #46374
    Buzz Bryson
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    Just got a Droid 2 Global.  Had a Blackberry Storm.  Stayed with Verizon because of better coverage (my opinion) where I seem to be.  Droid, being newer, has faster processor, more features, etc.  Selling point to me (in addition to being global phone and faster) was choice of (larger!) keyboards, apps, (OK, and good sales pitch).

    Like it.  GPS (“Maps”) is good, and low-priced app BackCountry Navigator has good topos.  Expect I’ll find flaws, but so far, it’s fine.

    #46375

    I’m interested. Very cool technology. I would love either an iphone or a droid. However I won’t be making the plunge until the fees go down. Not the price of the phones themselves. I’m meaning the extra monthly charges that go along with smartphones. I have Verizon as my carrier and they want an extra 30 bucks per month per phone. We have 4 phones in our family. $120/month extra is ridiculous.

    Greg

    #46376
    anonymous
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    The company ties me to an HTC Ozone.

    #46377
    keith b
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    I have been on the band wagon for several years, since ATT came out with their first internet capable full key board phone (name escapes me at the moment).

    #46378
    jeff s
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    I use verizon and have a Casio GiZone phone which is waterproof and dust proof “mil-spec” phone.

    #46379

    I have a droid 2 and its a very useful tool. Extremely fast and useful. My father has an Iphone 4G and I really do not see an advantage to it over my droid.

    I had a blackberry curve before that and when I got it 2 years ago it was a great phone for the time. I think that the blackberry platform does not compare to the droid that i have now. I did a lot of battery removal restarts with my blackberry and it would often jump on speaker phone with none of the buttons working in the middle of calls. The good thing is that they were always willing to help me customer service wise, if you don’t mind spending half of an afternoon at the phone store.

    #46380
    Rick Neilson
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    what’s a phone booth??

    #46381
    Grant Wright
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    iphone…dominant.

    #46382

    I retired my two Blackberry’s when I retired this past summer. And, I switched to Verizon because AT&T for some reason doesn’t have coverage on the upper Delaware River or much of Montana. I will probably go with the iPhone when Verizon finally gets it.

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