12/08/2011, 06:49 AM
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lol, its straight math for me, look at my original post, I like the pre then I started searching around and saw the figures for a replacement, thats crazy. Than phone value should be in the 20 to 30 dollar range, give me a couple of pre's I'll stay with the pre another year lol. I bought another usb charger for it on amazon the other day, I paid 6 cents for it :-). Its old technology on the phone, palm is gone hp going to or already put webos on the back burner, look how they came down on webos tablet they were practically giving it away that should tell you something. I like the cards feature but its not that serious. I am getting over 100 quote for a brand new pre, thats crazy that should 50 bucks at the most.
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12/08/2011, 01:07 PM
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In fact an android phone is not much different in operation than my dinosaur treo 650, only bigger screen with fancier graphics. Don't believe me? Just read some reviews on the newest proposed or just released software for other phones and see how many times they say just like webos. And I suspect that webos will be easier than ICS, we will see. Webos is more than just cards, its how easy it is to do simple things like toggle wifi and bluetooth, to delete apps, accesing app menus, notifications, email, synergy, etc. If by old technology you are talking about hardware then yes your original pre does not compare to the newest android phones, but to me my pre2 is just smooth. Last edited by laingman; 12/08/2011 at 01:13 PM. |
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12/09/2011, 12:53 PM
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First, the cards don't have momentum so it's a move the card past this line to close not a fluid sweep. Second, sweeping the cards is much more laborious compared to another option which puts a red X in the corner of each card. Hit the X and it closes. Third, no stacking or launching new instances of apps. This is an Android thing. If multiple windows need to be maintained the app will have its own method for switching. Forth, the card view usually shows a generic card or a card with the apps launch icon in it. WebOS will show a miniature screen of the current apps screen. Last, to activate the card view you need to long press the home key. Again, not as fluid as WebOS so you'll likely find it annoying (like me). I mentioned that I no longer use this task manager. I also no longer manually close tasks. I hit the home button, pausing most apps, before hitting the screen off button. Android manages whether an app needs to stay open or closed. It took me a while to get use to letting the OS manage the app closing but it seems to work really well for my GS2. I have encountered 1 game that doesn't pause as I would expect it so I manually close it. Between managing the app resources myself or letting the OS handle it I haven't seen a difference in battery life. The article I linked was more as a good introduction to the different Android apps that you can get to make the transition to Android nicer.
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12/23/2011, 10:09 PM
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12/24/2011, 12:35 AM
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12/24/2011, 01:54 AM
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Sounds really wanted an android phone with cards (even though you say you dont miss it) so when you upgrade to ics you will be more than happy. Here is a post reviewing ics:
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12/24/2011, 08:12 PM
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Bluetooth v3.0 with HS Resolution 480 x 800 pixels External memory 32GB Memory slots 1 microSD, MicroSDHC Camera Megapixels 8.0 megapixels Maximum photo resolution 3264x2448 pixels Digital zoom Yesx Auto focus Yes Flash Yes Recording video Yes Second (front) camera Yes Messaging SMS Yes MMS Yes T9 text function Yes E-mail Yes Internet browsing Yes Entertainment FM radio Yes Java Yes Audio player AC3, eAAC, FLAC, MP3, WAV Video player DivX, H263, H264, MP4, xVID Features Add ringtones Yes Organiser Organiser, Voice memo/dial/commands, Image/video editor, Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF) Video call Yes Other features Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread), Dual-core 1.2GHz Samsung Exynos proccessor, Mali-400MP GPU, Orion chipset, A-GPS, Active noise cancellation, NFC, TV-out, SNS, Digital compass, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Picasa, Adobe Flash Format Weight 4.6 oz. Dimensions (H x W x D) 5.1x2.7x0.4 in more apps than you know what to do with etc. I am sold just for the feature upgrade, and I got the s2 for the same price I paid for the pre years ago, even sweeter. I things I can and will be able to do with this phone from a tech direction just incredible. I think you were the one quoting 180 or something like that for a craked pre lol, no way no way. I get a brand new phone thats way better than that old phone with way better technology and if anything happens to it I get a new one. you cant go to sprint with a franked up phone they will laugh in your face come even the math and the support does not match up. simply a no brainer easy decision. and the timing was right. like I said take it for a test drive you will not be disappointed, if you love technology u will love this phone. anybody want to buy some pre parts? |
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12/24/2011, 08:17 PM
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12/24/2011, 11:14 PM
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I have a sprint pre minus and two pre2 so I dont need to buy phone. Might be interested in the battery if it doesnt add any bulk. You can pm me with the price. Sell the phone on ebay.
As for the s2 phone, I have tested it. It is beautiful, (I always thought the evo was ugly) and the screen size is the only thing that makes me jealous. But no android or iphone software is where it needs to be for me at this point, maybe in the future. |
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