ProfLumpkins
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I have had an upgrade on my line since May. I like a lot of Androids from Verizon, notably the Droid X2 which my sister has and the Thunderbolt which my father has. I went to Best Buy last night to scope out prices. They also had the Samsung Fascinate (which is Verizon's equivalent to the Captivate, which I love,) and the Droid Incredible 2. Price really isn't a problem, as I'm willing to wait. I just need opinions on what kind of phone I should get.
-I know the Fascinate and Droid X2 doesn't have a front-facing camera, which I don't like. I have friends and family over in Canada and I Skype with them frequently. I was kind of hoping I can get the Droid Incredible 2 or Thunderbolt because those are the two I like with a front-facing camera. Is it more of a novelty then a necessity, meaning with the size of the camera megapixel-wise, is it worth it to Skype with them from my phone or should I just keep using my laptop?
-I have a big problem with touchscreens sometimes. When I had the MyTouch, my fingers were way too big and the keys were way too small. Same with the Optimus and the Transform was so slow I had to use the slide-out keyboard. If anyone has any of the phones I mentioned, how are the touchscreens, when it comes to typing? I've tried typing on the Thunderbolt and the Droid X2 and the screens were nice and big so I didn't have the problem. What about the Fascinate or the Incredible 2?
...I'm so sorry that I wrote a novel for an opinion but I wanted to make sure I get a good phone.
-I know the Fascinate and Droid X2 doesn't have a front-facing camera, which I don't like. I have friends and family over in Canada and I Skype with them frequently. I was kind of hoping I can get the Droid Incredible 2 or Thunderbolt because those are the two I like with a front-facing camera. Is it more of a novelty then a necessity, meaning with the size of the camera megapixel-wise, is it worth it to Skype with them from my phone or should I just keep using my laptop?
-I have a big problem with touchscreens sometimes. When I had the MyTouch, my fingers were way too big and the keys were way too small. Same with the Optimus and the Transform was so slow I had to use the slide-out keyboard. If anyone has any of the phones I mentioned, how are the touchscreens, when it comes to typing? I've tried typing on the Thunderbolt and the Droid X2 and the screens were nice and big so I didn't have the problem. What about the Fascinate or the Incredible 2?
...I'm so sorry that I wrote a novel for an opinion but I wanted to make sure I get a good phone.
