That's what I was looking at. Bell and Telus finally have HSPA up and running and I need a GSM phone in the near future as I'm taking off to Europe. Wouldn't mind travelling with one of these...
Totally agree. It looks like there is a lot of open real estate that could have made the screen perfect. I like this as a first draft, but I'd really like to see what the next incarnation of this is. Would buy it in a second...
Ya, I do the same thing. Because I'm in Canada, I always get trapped in a 3 year contract. But what I do is keep my new phone for as long as it takes to see a better one come out, buy the new one at full price (usually $500), and sell my old one on Ebay for about $400. As long as you upgrade relatively often (once or twice a year), your current phone is still in pretty good shape and still in demand, so you get a good price from the 'Bay.
I can't wait for Bell to get the new network going. I'm heading off to Europe next year (for a year) and I'd love to have a 'world phone' that I sync'd with my computer before I head out there. I love my Touch Pro, but as CDMA, it's useless to me out there...
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