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9 Jan 2007
Apple iPhone
Apple iPhone is unique phone with slim profile and no keys - it has 3.5 inches touch display that uses multi-touch technology for ...
25 Sep 2007
LG Voyager
The LG Voyager VX10000 (VX10k) is the successor of the enV VX9900, upgrading it with huge (additional) external touch-sensitive display ...
12 Mar 2008
LG Dare
The stylish VX9700 is Verizon's variant of a 'Prada phone' - unlike the Voyager it lacks the clamshell and full QWERTY but is smaller in ...
15 Feb 2008
LG enV2
The VX9100, which will replace the VX9900 enV, has a more streamlined appearance and is slightly thinner, since there is no "camera hump" on ...
11 Sep 2007
HTC Touch CDMA
This is the CDMA flavor of the HTC Touch - a stylish and relatively small Windows Mobile 6 Professional phone with flat 2.8" ...
31 Oct 2007
Samsung Glyde
Samsung Glyde U940 is the CDMA variant of the F700. On the front side it has large touch sensitive display which is used for ...
T-DAWG's favorite articles
25 Jun 2008
Verizon officially releases the LG Dare for $199
After months of waiting, the LG Dare VX9700 is now for sale...
27 Jun 2008
Hands-on preview of the LG Dare
We got our hands on the LG Dare, the newest touchscreen phone from Verizon...

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28 Jun 2008
Finally, someone with some sense around here.
28 Jun 2008
137. The Prada was not the first touch-screen phone. They have been around for quite a while now. You obviously have no idea what you're talking about. Go find something better to do. This website is not about the phone carrier but about the phone itself. AT&T may suck, but that doesn't mean the iPhone does.
28 Jun 2008
The speeds of the Dare may beat the iPhone (possibly the iPhone 3G), but the phone itself is far from being nearly as good a phone as the iPhone . After a few weeks of using the Dare you will probably get tired of it like I did with my Voyager...let's just face it, Manufacturers are just trying to copy the iPhone (and it's not working). This one I will have to say is, by far, the closest any phone has ever come to the iPhone (I don't care what they say about the Instinct). But there are bound to be glitches and downfalls to this phone very often. Why? Because this phone only took 6 months (tops) to create. Whereas the iPhone took 2 and a half years to create (even it had some things to fix!). Bottom line is this: If these so called "iPhone killers" are going to even be worthy of being compared to the iPhone they need to 1. Have more time taken to create them. 2. Be a smart-phone. and 3. Have a LARGE touch-screen (more than 3 inches). Is this so hard to accomplish? It is in a matter of months. If someone out there would just take more time upon planning these phone's they would actually be pretty cool. If you plan on buying this phone because you think it's better than the iPhone, all I have to say is: I warned you.
27 Jun 2008
If no one needed it then why was it created? Not everyone has Wi-Fi! Duh.
27 Jun 2008
I really wasn't to siked about this phone. The iPhone 3G is much better.
27 Jun 2008
So basically you just said "Sprint doesn't have the best data network." Hello, data needs a good signal. Oh, and I'm Trevor widger, I just signed in.