Instinct gets demoed on video again

10. S (unregistered) posted on 05 Jun 2008, 17:34 0 0

I know exactly wat ur talking about I have the Rokr E6 which has a very high sensitive touch screen because it uses a stylus, I had a chance to use one of my friends samsung glyde. Honestly I was not impressed the touchscreen is so annyoing because it based on the pressure of ur touch.

11. Hola (unregistered) posted on 05 Jun 2008, 18:05 0 0

That's where both of ou are wrong. It depends on how they make the screen. The Samsung Glyde uses capacative technology just like the iphone and many people complain that it's even worth than the LG Voyager's touch screen. LG's first touch screen phone came out before the iphone called the LG Prada. It used a capacative screen but people complained about their fingures hirting because they can't use their nails and they can't use a stylus. So the update is the LG Viewty and many people say its very responsive! So it doesn't matter on the technology. The worst responsive touch screen phone uses what you guys say Capacative technology. You are no smart S. Also pressure sensitive is more cheap, so it is a economical aspect. Also, people complain that the Iphone lacks physical keys and the voyager makes their problem up with tactile keys.

33. s (unregistered) posted on 07 Jun 2008, 14:47 0 0

You make a good point. I was just saying from experiance I got to use qiute a few touch screen phones with a styles and with out it just seems to me the ones that use stylus are respinsive. And you were right about it does matter how they make the screen to

26. Thunder18 (unregistered) posted on 06 Jun 2008, 22:16 0 0

It's a trade-off. Try dialing an iPhone with a glove on. May not seem important unless you live somewhere with real winters.

16. (unregistered) posted on 06 Jun 2008, 12:28 0 0

Sprint provides the best plans on the fastest network. Last time I checked AT&T network was slow as crap.

18. (unregistered) posted on 06 Jun 2008, 13:59 0 0

Your wrong... DO your research before flappin http://www.electronista.com/ar​ticles/08/05/13/3g.data.networ​ks.tested/

27. Thunder18 (unregistered) posted on 06 Jun 2008, 22:20 0 0

AT&T may be fast, too bad they have that 5GB download limit... I guess you'll just hit the cap real fast while you can keep downloading on Sprint to your heart's content.

31. (unregistered) posted on 07 Jun 2008, 12:31 0 0

Until Sprint imposes their 5GB cap later this month/next month.

36. jhumphrey79 posted on 07 Jun 2008, 20:07 0 0

No. They're right. Sprint definitely sux bags.

41. Thunder18 (unregistered) posted on 11 Jun 2008, 00:50 0 0

Sprint's limit will be pretty soft and only applies to Data cards and phone as modem service. It does not apply to phones with Vision/Power vision plans. Also, you have to exceed the cap 2 out of 3 consecutive months in order to get in trouble.

15. anonymous1 (unregistered) posted on 06 Jun 2008, 10:52 0 0

I've been with Sprint now for about 8 years. They are fantastic! I've never had a problem, nor have I ever had any cell outages or problems with coverage areas. In fact, I have cell signal when my friends don't. :-)

34. (unregistered) posted on 07 Jun 2008, 15:26 0 0

Well obviously you are one of the lucky ones, unlike the other 1.2 millions customers who decided to leave sprint last quarter. And if you have signal when your friends don't, is that because you guys are camping in the middle of nowhere where Sprint has the higher coverage, or just because you're friends have crappy service with T-Mobile or a prepaid service?

37. jhumphrey79 posted on 07 Jun 2008, 20:11 0 0

You, sir, are an anomoly. I live within minutes of the World Headquarters and that's the WORST place for coverage. If you ever have a tecchnical question, commit several days to fucking with those idiots on the phone. At least lately, they've brought all phone support back to the states. Theuy proudly announce the midwest city in which they work when they answer the phone.