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If you don't have a die hard need for a hardware keyboard then go with the diamond. It is superior in pretty much every other way. I know the diamond can be activated on Verizon but am not sure about prepaid. I have no idea about Alltel, it is CDMA so technically it is possible but I do not know if anyone has successfully done it.
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Hibby, he said the Diamond or the Mogul but you are still right! The diamond lacks all the hardware buttons that the Mogul has and has an internal storage of 4GB and has no flash for the camera. I just got one this week and am lovin it. You will learn to live without them but I do miss them.
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Typing lots of text on any mobile device is still a pain in the a$$, so I prefer not to have a hardware keyboard.
You cannot activate a Diamond on Verizon Inpulse, but you can activate it on PagePlusCellular that's way better than Inpulse anyway. You'll need a modified PRL, see the related threads few lines down. |
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No matter what people say, the battery life has forever been horrible for me no matter what new ROM I've flashed to or registry tweak or even new Radio. I can't go a full day without having to switch out the battery I say NO, it's not worth it if you are not within 10 ft of a charger.
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i never seen page plus before they cover my area and i never had a clue also im still deciding the which one to pick BUT thank you for everyone who answered the page plus idea sounds great but i wonder about data cause i use my phone as a modem alot when im out and i like browsing from the phone
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Go to howardforums for details about PagePlus, especially my posts there. It uses the same Verizon network. It is only $0.05 to $0.06 per minute. No any hidden fee, except $0.50 monthly charges which is really nothing. A $10 refill won't expire for 120 days and roll over if you refill within 120 days. You can use any CDMA phones (Verizon, Sprint and no brand). You can use QNC data, not very fast (14.4k) but free. If you activate a new phone or port it in, you get $10 free money to start. It is God's gift.
You choice is not about the soft or hard keyboard. I don't know the Mogul, but I know these things are very good on my Diamond: 1) The speaker is very close to the earphone, ideal for VOIP (SIP/Skype). This is my first phone that really does VOIP (g729 or g723, g711 won't work, even on EVDO Rev. A). 2) The camera takes real pictures, especially close up (30 mm). This is my first phone that can leave my digital camera home. 3) A true GPS that works with TomTom, Garmin, Google etc. After this, I gave my car TomTom to a friend because my Diamond does a better job, never worry again about someone break the car window for the GPS. 4) VGA screen that really does Remote Desktop and web. This is my first phone that can do RD for real (use 16 bit color, the default 256 colors won't work). 5) FM radio. Decent reception and sound quality. If you need these things and if they are missing in Mogul, then you have a clear choice. For just $200, it does pretty much everything and does them very well, it worths every penny. It replaced my camera, GPS, VOIP phone and UMPC/MID for only $288, unbelievable, just my camera alone cost more. Just free VOIP alone will save huge. Anything else, do above things or not, will cost you MUCH more. Last edited by Fixup; 01-17-2009 at 03:19 AM. |
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