An awful product that should simply be avoided. You'll be sorry.
78
A poor product with more faults than redeeming qualities.
78
Below average. May be passable in a pinch, but you should probably stay away.
78
A bit below average, with some serious issues to watch out for.
78
An average product, with issues that keep it from being genuinely exciting.
78
Slightly better than most similar products, but you can likely still do better.
78
Better than average, but some issues still hold it back from being truly excellent.
78
Among the top products in its category, and a solid choice for most people.
78
A category-leading product and an overall pretty safe bet.
78
An industry-leading product, definitely worth owning. An instant classic.
78
Completely flawless. You'd be crazy not to have it.
100
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hi basicly i have brought a htc radar, but my sim is a microsim, i have a adapter, i was just wondering if i put the sim in the adapter and then into the radar, will i be able to remove it again? i know that in the 3gs, if you put a microsim +adapter in it gets stuck, but in like the galaxy s and others it slides in and out fine, i just wonerred before i risk breaking the phone to try, has anyone else got a htc radar and using a microsim? thanks :)
I got my Titan from AT&T via Best Buy last week and there were no headphones included. The box evens omits them in the What's Included section. Am I the only one? And what are good headphones that will work with the Titan and still use the play/call functions on an inline mic?
I was browsing AT&T's site earlier and noticed that you can get an unlimited texting, messaging, and data plan for $30/month for a dumbphone. When I continued to process my cart it asked for my device's IMEI number. Can I just put in a dumbphone's IMEI number and then just use my unlocked smartphone (Nexus S and/or HTC Titan)? I understand that if you use a locked device with the wrong plan AT&T (or any other carrier) will make sure to catch you about it but I'm not sure about the case...
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Do any of y'all know how to unlock this phone without going through ATT?
If I absolutely have to go through ATT, how lenient is ATT with unlocking phones? Do I need to be an ATT customer to unlock this phone?
I'm leaning towards getting a new Windows Phone 7 after having exclusively used the iPhone since the first launch. Is there anything that will absolutely irritate me if/ when I switch? Has anyone done this and regretted it?
One of the rotten consequences of upgrading to WP 7.5 is that the magnifying glass search button has become only a Bing button, instead of the context-sensitive button it used to be. In the main Music & Videos (Zune) hub, if you pull the "..." up, you can find a "search marketplace" option which will find artists, song names, and albums in the marketplace and will note "in collection" if it is on the device. However, I have some music that is not in Zune's marketplace, at least not with the...
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I have the 7 Trophy, and the HTC Flashlight app for WP7 works fine on it (however, the highest of the three brightnesses is still lower than if I was recording a video with the flash on :/). I've seen in the reviews for the flashlight app that it doesn't work on the Mozart, presumably due to the flash being xenon. I know the Titan has dual LED flashes, so my question(s) is (are): a) Does the HTC Flashlight app work on it? (presumably) b) If so, does it use both lights? c) If so (or if not), is...
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I've been thinking about switching from my iPhone 4 to Windows Phone for a while and I think this might be the phone to finally convince me to make the switch. My biggest concern is the lack of maturity in the app store and lack of vital apps such as Dropbox. Anyone else made the same switch and have some advice as to offer?
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The specs on these devices are more in-line with products released in 2010. Considering that most new flagship Android phones are dual-core and have 1 GB of RAM, and that the iPhone 5 is likely to be on par with that, it's hard for me to get too excited about these new Windows Phone devices - they seem out of date before they've even arrived. I suppose it's debatable if one truly needs 1GB of RAM on a mobile phone...though I feel that having more is better; I doubt that future versions of any of...
HTC just announced some pretty sweet new phones for the Windows Phone platform. But there still seems to be a lack of quality apps (or even apps in general) for the platform. Is this the same problem webOS was having? It seems like people genuinely love Windows Phone -- when discussing the operating system, people often describe it as people described webOS. It's pleasant to use, looks nice, and does things fairly well. But the hardware and software have been kind of meh. Do you think these new...
