nuphone @ Oct 12 9:57 AM
when i send a text i have to type in full phone number of the recipient, even when it is one of my contacts. If i just type their name, I get a message"invalid phone number". There has to be something quicker that I haven't figured out yet. Help?
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Mike31358 @ Aug 25 1:03 AM
I already have a AT&T plan and sim card. If I was to put my sim card into a pre-paid phone, would it work?
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frankplus1 @ Aug 25 10:46 PM
yup i just did that my self after my blackberry took a fall....
Another great Sammy!
Overall Rating:
4.5 out of 5
By: Zach Bell on Monday, October 19, 2009 4.5 out of 5From: Cropsey, IL (United States)
Experience: 1 Days
Pros: Looks like a crackberry, performs like a sammy (samsung)Cons: bluetooth has limitsSummary: At first glance, this phone seriously resembles a crackberry... except that it's slimmer, uses a different charge port and has no "pearl." It's great for someone who wants the crackberry look without the crackberry price tag. E-mail and messaging are centric to this device (just like a crackberry) and yet it maintains the look and feel of a samsung.
Unlike Crackberry, bluetooth only works with headsets and hands-free devices (like my Cobra 29BT CB radio). Voice quality is excellent, in the typical samsung fashion.
If you are thinking about getting a trashfone and yet still like a crackberry, this is the device for you.
Unlike Crackberry, bluetooth only works with headsets and hands-free devices (like my Cobra 29BT CB radio). Voice quality is excellent, in the typical samsung fashion.
If you are thinking about getting a trashfone and yet still like a crackberry, this is the device for you.
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