so my thumbs are really sore after just a day's use of MMS/SMS/and Wapping. I also SMS all the time and the keys are really close together - and I have thinner fingers.
I'm still not certain I'm going to keep this phone. There are too many little quirks that I don't like and I love the 6590 - I don't care much for color , but I wish it had bluetooth!

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Originally posted by baker Jey Mitz, Good review, The problem with us early adopters is that usually the accessories are not avail until the product goes main stream. By that time we want a newer phone. |
(Plus I could use my previous nokia accessories!)
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Originally posted by MrSavoy You sure have something against the T68 from what I can tell. You go out of your way to compare this new phone to a 1 year old phone(t68i) and still don't explain what makes this so much better imo. Everything you said in that review is subjective and is your opinion. Just my 2 cents. |
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Originally posted by jmpage2 Yeah, I will be waiting for the S56 also... the guys at the local AT&T store will hook me up with a good deal buying a new one straight from them. I don't need the camera and I expect the S56 will be retailing for around $199-$249 by March. |
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Originally posted by jmpage2 The S55 has the following over the T68i 1) Polyphonic ringtones 2) Better RF reception (T68i has always been weak in this department) 3) Triband (more roaming options) 4) Speakerphone 5) Slightly better battery (per specifications) 6) More tactile keypad 7) Better, more intuitive menus (personal opinions on this of course). For some of us the S55/56 is like a "super" T68i and that's why we want one. |
| 7) Better, more intuitive menus (personal opinions on this of course). |
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