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nope... it's half in water
And it still works. What a tank.
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what type of phone do you use?
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And it still works. What a tank.
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mine's always getting thrown in water by people and still works just fine... I actually got it in part for geocaching
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mine's always getting thrown in water by people and still works just fine... I actually got it in part for geocaching
You should let me reverse engineer it >.>
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I've already taken it apart once to see what makes it tick 
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I've already taken it apart once to see what makes it tick
Was it a kryptonite shield?
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A lock on back with rubber lining, all holes covered by flaps and a gorilla glass touchscreen (which is becoming more common with all smart phones now!)... Still have no clue what the non hardware parts are though... I'm sales, not engineering! 
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How about a phone with only 2?
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dammit whatever i was looking for some good ruggedized smartphones, i hate how they make them so delicate when just a little extra design can make them as solid as any other modern consumer electronics. trying to get that insurance $$$. who is your carrier?
keyboard?
how do people like swype for typing? any swype users?
keyboard?
how do people like swype for typing? any swype users?
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Basically T9 on a QWERTY-format keyboard. Really good for fast typing, especially if you have big hands like I do. Can be somewhat frustrating with the dictionary (when the hell would I ever mean to say "knorr" instead of "know"); another downside is that you kind of have to look at the screen while texting, which is something I didn't have to do with my old keypad, fliptop phone. But, overall a good technology.
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Maybe I'm breaking away from INTP stereotype here, but I don't tend to keep up with the mobile phone industry at all.
My first mobile phone was when I was 19, and only because I needed one for work. A simple nokia model that lasted me several years. By chance, I decided to get an Samsung Galaxy S with android a year back, also mainly because of my work, since I could use internet at hand for work at times. So I now happen to have a relatively up to date phone. But if work had nothing to do with it, I wouldn't have a cell phone at all.
I personally don't like the idea of being reachable. I mean, I have to be for work and I accept that, but I'd rather not be to be honest.
My first mobile phone was when I was 19, and only because I needed one for work. A simple nokia model that lasted me several years. By chance, I decided to get an Samsung Galaxy S with android a year back, also mainly because of my work, since I could use internet at hand for work at times. So I now happen to have a relatively up to date phone. But if work had nothing to do with it, I wouldn't have a cell phone at all.
I personally don't like the idea of being reachable. I mean, I have to be for work and I accept that, but I'd rather not be to be honest.
I have a sony ericson touch screen, its the second generation touch screen so has better power useage than the first, to be honest the pluses are that its got great internet - virtually the same as a laptop most of the time - and probably the best camera - it can take HD film - but it is not an android phone so you cant use the android market to buy apps which is a disadvantage (I couldnt get kindle for mobile when I have it for both laptop and the device itself).
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I have a cheapo Samsung flip phone, works fine for me.
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Didn't exactly care about what kind of cellphone I got. But since Verizon had that buy one and get another sale... and the person I knew was getting a droid... I was thinking what the hell might as well.
Sad thing is that it is expensive, and I really don't use everything that comes with it except mainly the navigation, texting, and phone calls.
Sad thing is that it is expensive, and I really don't use everything that comes with it except mainly the navigation, texting, and phone calls.
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