Comments on: Samsung Behold 2 Goodness Continues

By: MANDO0422

MANDO0422 — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 22:49:46 +0000

I NEED HELP…………. IM ABOUT TO PURCHASE A PHONE. IDK IF TO GET THE BEHOLD2 OR THE G1, WHICH PHONE IS BETTER? I WANT ANSWERS FROM PEOPLE THE HAVE USED BOTH OF THESE PHONES

By: Rsan

Rsan — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 08:56:46 +0000

I dont understand the comments left on here saying the G1 is better or the MyTouch. this is far superior then any Android phone out there. Light, user-friendly and the touch-wiz interface is much better looking then the Androids crappy-child-looking menu. Phone is much lighter then the G1 and the overall features blow the HTC’s by far. As far as the Cliq-piece of crap, i have several friends who own one and the phone freezes constantly when trying to make a call. its heavy and reminds me of the G1. We are entitled to our opinion so heres mine…best android phone for TMO. Cmon people!!

By: mstrongjr

mstrongjr — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:29:48 +0000

im just wondering how the behold 2 compaares to the original behold as far as how solid it feels? i had the first behold and it was a solid feeling phone in my opinion..it wasnt real light and didnt feel cheap at all….i liked the metal back on it too…thanks in advance

By: watbetch

watbetch — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 09:23:56 +0000

When is T-Mobile planning on getting an Android device with real power?

By: beastly

beastly — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 06:03:17 +0000

I'm in need of a new phone in the next month or so, and I've been researching new phones obsessively. I got a chance to play with this phone, and it's not a bad phone, as far as it goes. The hardware is decent. The phone runs reasonably well. The cube is stupid. The interface is a little ugly, but not terrible, and there are some good things about it. (Each screen can have a different wallpaper, for instance.)

Final analysis: not for me. Some people will love it, but it's more toy than tool. A very sophisticated, open-source-app-capable, customizable, AMOLED-screen-and-5MP-camera-loaded, capacitive-touchscreen-filled, well-engineered toy. If I'm going to take my chances on an Android phone, I'm going with the Cliq. which seems to have the best hardware of all the T-Mobile Android phones on the market today. I'm still not sure I trust the Android platform, though. I run my own business, and I need to be able to count on calls and emails on my phone, which is why I'm ultimately leaning towards the 9700 or the Touch Pro 2.

9700 has UMA capability and the reliable Blackberry platform, but boy does it seem drab after playing with Android phones all day.

Touch Pro 2 has a heck of a lot of features, and I trust the platform more than Android, but Windows Mobile phones make me a little nervous. Is it going to give me crashing and lagging weirdness the way my PC does?

What to do?

By: Nickmoves84

Nickmoves84 — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:29:49 +0000

The cliq is awesome. I got nes and snes emulators running on our store model and the best thing is that it has the d pad on the left right where any gaming controller would have it. I usually hate Motorolla, but I don't think you'll go wrong with this.

By: sammydroid

sammydroid — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:58:04 +0000

528 mhz 220 mb

By: sammydroid

sammydroid — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:55:20 +0000

this is no photoshop this is my device i took the screenshots and that is just a bookmark in the android browser!!!!

wannna find out more follow me on twitter @sammydroid

By: droiddev

droiddev — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:52:08 +0000

it has the android browser its just a page in bookmarks chillax

By: folorecords

folorecords — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:48:13 +0000

Ive been using one of these for about a week. The screen is absolutely gorgeous and destroys that of the my touch. But the menu that they used looks pixelated and cheesy. However, Load a movie, open the browser, or take a photo you will certainly see what i mean and think of it as a far superior phone to the my touch.