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bubbbbbz

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hello im bubbbbbz. havnt got a android yet stuck on what to upgrade to. i did own a n900 but time for a change.

need some help on choosing the android

NEED - keyboard (must) gps alot of hardrive space. tv out . need actual working live multi tasking (must can multi task atleast 6 things :)
 
alostpacket said:
Welcome to AF!

What carrierr are you on? Or where are you from?

The Droid 3 and HTC G2 are nice options.
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im on t-mobile. im going to sound stupid if you meant that verizon and t&t thing i seriously dont no what they are lol :o but im from the UK u?

yes droid 3 seems nice will have to see what the HTC G2 is. im very picky when it coms with phones would need a few questions answered
 
Droid 3 is Verizon in the US (where I am from) :)
HTC G2 is on the US T-Mobile.

Oddly though -- looking at t-mobile's uk site they dont seem to have very good Android phones. the HTC Sensation is very good, but no keyboard. Seems that only the HTC ChaCha has a keyboard but that phone is made for kids who love facebook.

Not sure what to tell you! :(
 
alostpacket said:
Droid 3 is Verizon in the US (where I am from) :)
HTC G2 is on the US T-Mobile.

Oddly though -- looking at t-mobile's uk site they dont seem to have very good Android phones. the HTC Sensation is very good, but no keyboard. Seems that only the HTC ChaCha has a keyboard but that phone is made for kids who love facebook.

Not sure what to tell you! :(
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bad news already then lol. what about the samsung epic 4? im going to have a word with tmobile.

also i can wate a few months till like sept so is there anything close around the corner better with a keyboard?
 
Not really sure, you may have better luck asking here:

Android Lounge - Android Forums

In the US we have trouble using phones from different carriers -- but from what I hear, that's less of a problem in Europe, so you may have a bunch more options than I can tell ya.

I do know that when I used to always want a keyboard, and people would tell me you get used to the on-screen keyboard I never believed them until I actually got used to the on screen keyboard heh :)

hth!
 
T-Mobile UK uses GSM bands of 900/1800 mHZ and HSDPA at 2100 mHZ. So, as long as it's a GSM phone that supports those frequency bands you should be good on T-Mobile's network. Of course if you buy it elsewhere you won't get support from T-Mobile and it would be best to verify that they will allow the phone on their network prior to actually buying it.
 
im on contract so was going to be an upgrade. although the phone i originally got was a n900 which t-mob didn't do at the time it was through mobile phone direct. which they provided the unlocked phone but it was on tmob.

may be could find a phone on there but may have to end my contract to start a new one
 
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