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help whith an android phone!!!!

stoolen

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hey guys i have an lg otimus one i need a powerfull android im looking for a better resolution an 1ghz phone which is the better an whith android 2.2 or later :confused: maybe no too expensive:D about 350$ dollars i hope some one can help me with this im thinking on an htc or a samsung but i dont know which one i hope you can help me whith this thanks;)
 
Stoolen, there is a new Samsung phone out now.
It's Galaxy SL. And not very expensive like the last.
It's 350 and with a TI processor like Droid X.
Hope this helps.
Edit: I think it is unlocked.
 
hey guys i have an lg otimus one i need a powerfull android im looking for a better resolution an 1ghz phone which is the better an whith android 2.2 or later :confused: maybe no too expensive:D about 350$ dollars i hope some one can help me with this im thinking on an htc or a samsung but i dont know which one i hope you can help me whith this thanks;)
$350 is not much money for a powerful phone. :rolleyes:
However, let's try that:
1) Motorola Defy - buy it only if it is upgraded to v2.2
2) Samsung Galaxy SL i9003 - buy it if it fits your budget (prices differ per country).
 
Stoolen, there is a new Samsung phone out now.
It's Galaxy SL. And not very expensive like the last.
It's 350 and with a TI processor like Droid X.
Hope this helps.
Edit: I think it is unlocked.
do you know how much is this cellphone here in my country? is about 600$us i dont know why is so expencive
 
also the Motorola Defy an samsung sl are also 600$us here in my country how much are those two cellphones or other one with nice resolution an 1ghz on the u.s ,unlocket a gsm, my friend is coming maybe i can ask him to bring it in
 
also the Motorola Defy an samsung sl are also 600$us here in my country how much are those two cellphones or other one with nice resolution an 1ghz on the u.s ,unlocket a gsm, my friend is coming maybe i can ask him to bring it in
It's too bad that these phones cost so much in your country. Where I leave, they cost under $400.
 
Perhaps the better way to go about this is to list the phones you're able to buy with your carrier and budget and we'll let you know what the best deal is.
 
thanks maybe i will start looking for an android there are stores that import cellphones from europe and maybe i will serch in there an then ask you guys if it is a nice android
 
my mom will send me her android au ISO3 from japan. and i dont know if I can use it here in the philippines. is there anything my mom or I needs to do? :confused:
 
Depens, if it is locked to a specific carrier in Japan, it won't work anywhere where the operator doesn't have signal. If it is unlocked, you just put a sim card from a operator in the Philippines and you are ready to go.
 
Depens, if it is locked to a specific carrier in Japan, it won't work anywhere where the operator doesn't have signal. If it is unlocked, you just put a sim card from a operator in the Philippines and you are ready to go.



so, I should tell my mom that she needs to unlock it so I could use it here in the philippines? I have one more question, I saw a video of android au ISO3 and im curious about one thing. in the mail button I saw that there is a subject box, to whom you will send it and etc. Is it the same as sending a text message? here in the philippines we send a text message and send it to a cellphone number. is it the same?
 
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