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My HTC Sensation takes brilliant photos.
Well, that's true.. I'd though they'd have developed text scanner or something like that. Though, these days, mobile phones are very consumer-centric.
You'd be a lot easier to please if you weren't hung up on getting a physical keyboard. They are obsolete now and all the best phones don't have them.
I guess you are right, if we ignore the keyboard, is there a really good business phone that takes good pictures?
If you want a high end Android QWERTY, Milestone 4 will (Likely, unless someone shocks people at MWC next week...) be the one to look for. Is it perfect? Not with the non removable battery, and slightly dodgy (I never noticed a issue on the D3 that uses a similar screen) but still a powerful choice. The Sony Xperia Pro is also a great choice if you want to go that route with a decent camera and Sony's timely upgrade commitments to ICS on the way. (there's beta versions of their build available for anyone to download, pretty cool IMO)
The Sony Xperia Pro is also a great choice if you want to go that route with a decent camera and Sony's timely upgrade commitments to ICS on the way. (there's beta versions of their build available for anyone to download, pretty cool IMO)
Have they presented any phones that might interest the participants of this thread at the Mobile World Congress?
My mum's E71 is finally on the way out (to be fair, it did get dunked in boiling water a few months ago). Turns out her carrier doesn't even sell phones with physical keyboards anymore. She is just giving up and getting an iPhone :lol:
Mobicity.com.au - the place to go for phones that work on your carriers network, but aren't sold by your carrier.
wait, what?! So I am the only one left actually looking for a keyboard phone!I at least had principle and got a Nokia Lumia 900