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4.5 stars
"very nice phone for people with lots of data"
Pros: 16GB internal plus a microsd card slot
ability to tether
nice strong signal even in marginal areas
5 mp camera with light
ability to connect to a DLNA server
TV out with a solid FM radioCons: I do not know the heck the side attached pointer does and never have used it.
Summary: I go through a phone every six months or so and have had msart phones since the treo 600 was made. Over the last 2 years I have had HTC Touch Cruise, Apple 2g iPhone, and Eten X800.
Does not use micro USB but if you have a Samsung before you have the right connections.
Radio needs headphones to work
Special headphone jack (aaaarg)
This is by far the best of the lot. It does everything a iPhone (except connect to itunes) and HTC can do only faster and smoother.
The interface takes some getting use to but after about 2 weeks you will have it mastered and being more productive.
I make a number of presentations and use the camera to collect what is written down and using Shozu allows me to transfer those pictures for storage immediately.
I used the wi-fi to connect to my exchange server when I was in EU with no issues. I even used skype and found it only slightly below adequate over 3G.
This thing should drop the touch dongle, it is useless and all phones should use a micro USB hook up.
I use the GSM version and got it after seeing the Verizon version.
When I get home I turn on the wifi and connect to my DLNA server and listen to music while I relax.
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