Guest Lordtanks Posted February 12, 2006 Report Share Posted February 12, 2006 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. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest rcc Posted February 12, 2006 Report Share Posted February 12, 2006 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. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest flipfone Posted February 15, 2006 Report Share Posted February 15, 2006 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. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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