Very comfortable QWERTY, not at all sticky Texting is a breeze, I love it!! So, here are my pros and cons. I've never had a phone with a QWERTY before and after owning a phone like this I will never be able to go back to a regular phone. That's why after a lot of thinking about it I canceled service with my previous carrier and went to T-Mobile and bought the SK 08. Once I saw the Sidekick 2008 I knew I was in love. I work in customer service for a major cell phone company and I get to test with all types of phones.
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Other than the sidekicks minor mistakes to make it that much more user friendly i recommend this phone to anyone looking for a fun phone with a great user interface with full INTERNET and email!!!
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Now the reason i say this is simply because the blackberry gets boring.after 2 weeks of having the bb i was trying to sell the phone or trade it for something else.i went with the sidekick cause it had the same things that made me want the bb.email and full qwerty key pad that's it.now don't get me wrong maybe the bb curve is a better phone in a lot of ways and us sidekick users know a lot of things the sidekick 2008 needs improvements on.for instance not being able to stick songs you downloaded as ringtones and not being able to put a picture as a back-ground.īut take it from me when i say the blackberry curve is for someone with a more professional manor.I never get sick of opening up my sidekick the swivel screen only makes it exciting just to use the phone.something else i noticed was that even though the Curve has wi-fi calling and uma capabilities the internet on the sidekick 2008 just on edge technology has just as fast of a connection than the Curve does connected to a high speed connection.i know it's weird but trust me it's true.now of course the bb will load a majority of the time a lil faster but not enough to really matter. Now I know what some of you are saying why would you go from a Curve to a sidekick.Well let me respond by saying this, "unless you are an actual business person the blackberry is kinda of pointless!" Let me start off by saying that before i got this phone i had a Blackberry Curve for T-Mobile. Great messenger phone, a tad problematic in terms of phone calls, but overall a good phone. Price (at 300 flat out it was a tad expensive) Interface, while simple, is a little laggy and too simple in places (menus within menus is a little ad naseum at times) Camera is just ok, but the video is crappy at best Phone calls are sometimes static-y or dropped Customizable Shells (though I will probably only change it if I ding it up really bad, good for kids) Always connected (everything is backed up)
I just wanted a no-hassle phone with a keyboard. The G1 and Wing were a little too much in terms of overall use. Of all the choices, the Sidekick seemed to be the best choice for me.
I needed a phone with decent e-mail and text capabilities, but I already use a Blackberry for work so I wanted a little something different for "home" use. So I picked this up right before the prices of the sidekick plan went up to 35 a month and well, I am pleasantly surprised.
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