lg voyager or samsung glyde or lg dare: I was just wondering whether anyone has tried these phones and whether you like it and which u would prefer?
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I have the voyager. In all not a bad phone, if you can deal with an extremely slow camera and the fact that it shuts down and reboots at least once a day while your in call or receiving a text. I am certainly ready to move on from mine!
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Dnt go for this thing... If possible, please try to get it from lg dealer. I am trying hard but unable to make any contact with lg people...
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No. It's a great phone. Had the original voyager and now this one. The charging port messed up on my first one or I would've had no reason to replace it.
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I am currently looking at the BlackBerry Z10 and the Samsung G4 both in comparison are very similar. I think the BlackBerry Z10 for the money is the better deal and saving $5 per month less than what I pay now a month is sweet.Give those two a look see.Good Luck.Mark
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From what I can see, these are fairly similar phones. The main differences seem to be that the LG505C has a touchscreen and voice command whereas the Samsung T404G does not. Cons for the 505C include much shorter talk time than the T404G. I think the camera on the 505C is a slightly lower megapixel but let's be honest... both of these phones do not have great cameras, period. The 505C has a slider keyboard as does the T404G. They both don't have Wi-Fi and although you may technically be able to browse the web, it's really not recommended. They're both CDMA phones, as far as I can tell. They both have MicroSD slots and Bluetooth. In short, they're both probably good calling/texting phones but that's all that you should expect from them. Make sure you check if the LG505C works in your area before you buy it... I was curious to see if it would work in my area (central IL) and it does not whereas the T404G does. Another phone I would check out is the LG840G. I actually lost my T404G a few days ago and so I'm thinking about what I might get to replace it. The LG840G is a phone I'm considering. It has a touch screen, Wi-Fi and in general seems to be more advanced of a Tracfone than the 2 phones we've been talking about here. All for less than $40.00 (at least here on Amazon) too.
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Honestly, I don't know. The Glyde I ordered would not even turn on. I ended up getting a Samsung Brightside which is not a smart phone.
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I'm pretty sure it came out before 'smart' phones. It does have the ability to access the web. I know Verizon made me change my plans when I activated the Voyager. A word of caution if you're thinking about purchasing one: the first one I bought on Amazon malfunctioned after about 100 days. The replacement did the same exact thing. I finally bit the bullet and bought an iPhone.
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Maybe you need to go online and figure how to use the device. The HTC Rhyme is unique a little like the sense! The features are great and it is easy to use. I know a lot of people who has the Rhyme...and no complaints! I had the EVO 4G LTE but it fell and shattered, so I just switched to the a rhyme...lovely gadget
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Thanks for the info O.F. CHENG. But as I stated in my original post, I acknowledge that the website says 8GB is the most they can take for microSD. But what I am wondering is that my LG Voyager originally said that it could only take a 4GB microsd in the beginning, and then changed it to 8GB, and I have heard that even the 16GB works on the phone (ALL without updating the software/firmware). I know sometimes what they post up is merely what they used when testing/manufacturing the product but because 8/16GB microsd are similar it still may work. I am looking for some kind of physical confirmation that it can or cannot for sure. Thanks for the info O.F. CHENG. But as I stated in my original post, I acknowledge that the website says 8GB is the most they can take for microSD. But what I am wondering is that my LG Voyager originally said that it could only take a 4GB microsd in the beginning, and then changed it to 8GB, and I have heard that even the 16GB works on the phone (ALL without updating the software/firmware). I know sometimes what they post up is merely what they used when testing/manufacturing the product but because 8/16GB microsd are similar it still may work. I am looking for some kind of physical... » Read More Thanks for the info O.F. CHENG. But as I stated in my original post, I acknowledge that the website says 8GB is the most they can take for microSD. But what I am wondering is that my LG Voyager originally said that it could only take a 4GB microsd in the beginning, and then changed it to 8GB, and I have heard that even the 16GB works on the phone (ALL without updating the software/firmware). I know sometimes what they post up is merely what they used when testing/manufacturing the product but because 8/16GB microsd are similar it still may work. I am looking for some kind of physical confirmation that it can or cannot for sure. « Show Less
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I have a couple of navigation Apps downloaded for free from the Google Play Store. They work well and I also have a great App "Map My Run" from there that uses the Built in GPS. Yow can turn the GPS on and off easily through one of the main screens. This is the most versitle phone I have ever owned and am very happy with it! but you may want to get the extra battery with wall charger if you are going to be using apps a lot!
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I'm thinking of switching to the optimus elite thanks to the improvement(s) over my current Samsung intercept. It is driving me insane with it's problems. Dropped calls, lack of coverage, lack of RAM, you name it. Even my Kindle app now looks like an Android symbol, the typical pretty pic is gone :(.
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Perhaps you have already made your decision? What did you choose? This something I am also mulling over. Both seem to be very good tvs and both seem to have issues (buzzing, fading black levels, etc). When a decisding between 2 good choices is difficult, perhaps both either option is a good one? Price is important and the samsung is much less expensive. Save the money for the next hi tech device you need to replace?
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Thank you for in INFO.I think the best thing to do it's go into the store and compare it side by sideMy friend also told me to go with an LG. but as of now I'm still debating,
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thank you all. had seen the phone for a great deal and now it's sold out, temp out of stock. so now looking at different phone, lg 530, not sure if it's newer or older but being an lg would think i'm still good to go. long story short, coming off of some health issues, trying to get by with limited resource's atm, get back on my feet. trying to check it out now, spec's and all so if it's doable, hopefully will still work, and thanks again.
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yes indeed! but let me give you and advice... it´s huge! and a little bit uncomfortable to handle... i sold it a got a grand 2 duos for the same price...i little bit smaller screen but hd and hell of a phone!!
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I ordered it and it is a genuine Samsung and absolutely love it! Never heard of the T999 but I ordered the 9300 for my boyfriend and my T999 is way better than that version and he's mad about it too because I bought myself a better phone than his. ; )
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Last I checked this phone is being discontinued, so the higher dollar units are a gauge due to the limited numbers available. Non smart phones are becoming rare. Good Luck! I wore out two of these before moving to the Samsung Rugby Pro. I needed more phone number space and have utilized some of the smart phone utilities. Camera is considerably better etc. etc. etc.....