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how ignorant can you be...
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if phones are so "obsolete" after a supposedly small amount of time, why are people buying 3-4 year old phones, or holding on to phones for 3-4 years? honestly, how can you consider the omnia 2, moto droid, droid eris, palm pre/pixi plus, imagio all obsolete? and that's just smart phones, if you get into it, all the 3G multimedia and ruggedized phones are relavant andnone are obsolete...
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Re: The REAL issue we have with verizon regarding the N1/Increbible
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Funny you mention that. I got great reception in the mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina. I get spotty but some coverage in the mountains in Kentucky. My inlaws using AT&T turn their phones off when they start up the mountain in KY because once you get about half way up it is useless till you get back in town. I can at least go outside and use my phone. Sometimes I can even use it inside. Ah the network.
Sorry...no offense. Sometimes us "Northeasterners" don't think before we open our mouths!
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