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[Lordtanks]

This has to be the best phone in America.  I got custom themes, movies, a memory card of 1 gb, unlimited ringtones,  Noob OTA(where i can download ringtones from nextelnoob.com),  camera,  NES,  SNES, windows media player and much more.  With this phone i always have something to do. I can even trade ringtones with a friend. If you live in America you should get this.

[rcc]

lordtanks, on Feb 12 2006, 05:58, said:

This has to be the best phone in America.  I got custom themes, movies, a memory card of 1 gb, unlimited ringtones,  Noob OTA(where i can download ringtones from nextelnoob.com),  camera,  NES,  SNES, windows media player and much more.  With this phone i always have something to do. I can even trade ringtones with a friend. If you live in America you should get this.

Nice phone, and it does a lot.  I strongly prefer the Sprint (Audiovox) PPC 6700.  Windows Mobile 5, so ringtones, media, 1.3 mP camera, etc.  I guess it is only a matter of preference, but I like the bigger screen so I can read the raw data from the expressway travel sensors that are buried in the pavement.  Available to me in the Chicago area are speeds at each sensor, cars/hour, etc for every expressway, tollway, and even limited access roads that are not expressways.  When I am stuck in traffic (stopped, obviously) I can download a web page with the sensor info to find our how long the blockage is, or go instantly to a travel time page to see projected travel times.  I also prefer the slideout thumbboard.  

Likely just a matter of style and personal taste.

[flipfone]

rcc, on Feb 12 2006, 14:03, said:

Nice phone, and it does a lot.  I strongly prefer the Sprint (Audiovox) PPC 6700.  Windows Mobile 5, so ringtones, media, 1.3 mP camera, etc.  I guess it is only a matter of preference, but I like the bigger screen so I can read the raw data from the expressway travel sensors that are buried in the pavement.  Available to me in the Chicago area are speeds at each sensor, cars/hour, etc for every expressway, tollway, and even limited access roads that are not expressways.  When I am stuck in traffic (stopped, obviously) I can download a web page with the sensor info to find our how long the blockage is, or go instantly to a travel time page to see projected travel times.  I also prefer the slideout thumbboard.  

Likely just a matter of style and personal taste.

not to mention what provider works for you. i cant have a sprint conversation anywhere around here it gets cutoff. however nextel never disconnects me.