I'm just happy he said "about" in the review instead of "aboot" lol
....on a serious note, no demonstrating txt entry, which is what we all use the phone for, whether it be e-mail, sms, or entering a website address or contact info. That make/brakes a touchscreen phone for me. I liked the txt entry on the Instinct, but that was all I liked about it.
He pulled up Youtube in the demo- is there a Youtube app now for Windows Mobile I missed somewhere?!
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I'm just happy he said "about" in the review instead of "aboot" lol
....on a serious note, no demonstrating txt entry, which is what we all use the phone for, whether it be e-mail, sms, or entering a website address or contact info. That make/brakes a touchscreen phone for me. I liked the txt entry on the Instinct, but that was all I liked about it.
He pulled up Youtube in the demo- is there a Youtube app now for Windows Mobile I missed somewhere?!