Sorry, I am an ass. I thought it read "Stoppy Seconds." xD
Hey, these certainly aren't sloppy seconds. AT&T had the BlackJack, Sprint's going to have the Ace. They have two totally different name thus are two totally different devices. Everyone knows that, just the same way the TyTN II is completely different from the Kaiser.
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BTW, why is it when they make CDMA versions of a GSM series of phones, they give an outdated version, normally (a notable exception is the VZW's RAZR Maxx Ve or whatever the hell it was called)? I mean, the GSM world is playing with the BlackJack II while CDMA will just get a reworked version of the BlackJack. Sucks to be them *plays with GSM phone*.
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Sloppy Seconds!
Isn't it supposed to be "Sloppy Seconds" or is there something I am missing, here?
Sorry, I am an ass. I thought it read "Stoppy Seconds." xD
Hey, these certainly aren't sloppy seconds. AT&T had the BlackJack, Sprint's going to have the Ace. They have two totally different name thus are two totally different devices. Everyone knows that, just the same way the TyTN II is completely different from the Kaiser.
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BTW, why is it when they make CDMA versions of a GSM series of phones, they give an outdated version, normally (a notable exception is the VZW's RAZR Maxx Ve or whatever the hell it was called)? I mean, the GSM world is playing with the BlackJack II while CDMA will just get a reworked version of the BlackJack. Sucks to be them *plays with GSM phone*.