Sprint event showcases CDMA Touch, LG Rumor, and more

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Se?Diddy @ Aug 17th 2007 12:00PM

I was all excited to check out the Touch for Sprint as it looked like a decent smartphone and I wouldn't have to change providers....and Sprints prices for data plans are pretty great.

Then I watched a video which shows that you really need to use the stylus for any kind of text entry.

Ugh.

All I need is a nice phone that can do text messaging, email, web browsing, photos, multimedia, simple office tasks and syncs to OS X with ease....

oh and shiny....i loves me some shiny.

suggestions?

i kid...i kid...i know my options.

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Neil @ Aug 17th 2007 12:16PM

They do mention an improved keyboard in the article "pop up virtual 12-key and 20-key keyboards ". I don't understand a 20 key keyboard unless it's some sort of suretype-esque solution. Otherwise, sorry J,K,Z,Q,G, and X, plus all the numbers and symbols.

I want pictures.

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nightflyer @ Aug 17th 2007 1:27PM

There are lots of options availiable for Windows Mobile that give you the ability to type with your fingers..
I don't see this is a reason for not getting the touch, since such solutions are not that expensive..

by the way, a touch with 400 mhz and gps sounds pretty nice to me ;)

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bhippel @ Nov 11th 2007 1:05PM

Then I suggest a Treo 755p.

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