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Question: How well does it work for navigation? I'm thinking of getting one to replace a dumb-as-nails cell, not for data, but to always have a GPS on me. Any impressions on how the Comet's GPS works WITHOUT a data plan? Amongst the GPS apps for android, Copilot Live (USA) kinda stands out at $5. If some brave soul could put up a quickie review, it'd be appreciated.
Document: I ordered the Tmobile Comet to replace my Samsung Vibrant for now. The Comet is small compared to my vibrant but its a basic Android SmartPhone and it works well. Just in case anyone is wondering, the charger for the Comet fits the Vibrant. I'm sure it will fit the mytouch 4G also since my Vibrant charger also fits the mytouch.Also, this seller ships fast!! I ordered on a Sunday Evening, got a confirmation a few hours later indicating that it had shipped.
I hope you didn't have your heart set on using Google goggles with this phone cause that doesn't work either. Pretty much any cool app isn't going to work with this phone. If you are brave enough to take the plunge I suggest on getting the plan that offers unlimited data. This thing is like a junkie when it comes to using data. I got the 1500 minutes/30 GB data plan. I burned up all my data allowance in 2 weeks without barely using it.
Just got this phone. For a hundred bucks, I'm impressed. Intuitive to use. Responsive. Good balance between size and function.About the battery - there's a whole section in the manual about battery-saving tips. Read it before complaining. People always complain about the battery life, but c'mon, you can't just leave everything running and expect to not have to charge it. Dim the display. Turn off stuff when you're not using it, like wifi, data, 3G, GPS.
Bought this for my son who wanted internet on cell. This was a lot better than getting a contract.It will cost him $50.00 a month with no additional taxes and such. The plan is called T-mobile Unlimited talk, textand data. He had enough money in his account and is paid till November, 2011. Other than, it is too small for myfingers to type I have not heard anything bad about it. To help him further he bought a car charger.
One is that the volume buttons only work at certain times - I can't just press them while on the homescreen to turn sounds up and down - and getting to the software volume controls is cumbersome. This may be a flaw of Android and not the phone, though. I have a tablet with an older version of Android, and the volume buttons work any time, so I'm not sure. The other issue is that if the screen is on while I'm in a call, my face presses buttons.
I like that this is clear, and up-front. I'm much more likely to use this knowing that it is well-defined. Also if the wifi and 3G are on, it will use the wifi first if you don't have the day pass already.To me, this is a slam dunk. I don't use many cell phone minutes, and I am always in wifi. I would say it is definitely a strong entrance for smartphones in the prepaid market.Good luck!
One of the coolest features of this otherwise ordinary smartphone, is its ability to act as a hotspot, and connect five other devices to the internet. The function works well, and we were pleased it came bundled at such a low cost handset.Although the comet runs android 2.2, it lacks multitouch. Thankfully, swipe keyboard is installed for faster typing on the smaller display. The cellphone also has access to the android marketplace, where apps were fluently downloaded and launched.
I thought this one be a good alternative to a contract android phone, I guess the joke is on me. First off, it's slow. It's constantly playing catch up when your typing out long messages. The camera is so bad none of the bar code scanning apps will scan anything. Not too mention half the apps in general don't even work with this phone, for under powered hardware reasons I'm guessing. The weather bug app doesn't even work with this phone. Seriously?
Based off of the low price, it's a decent phone. I bought it to use it temporarily until I'm due for an upgrade through my current plan. It has served me well so far, but it isn't the most reliable phone. The first month of using the phone there weren't many glitches, but through continued usage of the phone it began to slow down and freeze up often. You can't have too many apps on the phone because that will definitely slow it down.
Love the phone but could have bought it for $21 cheaper on T-mobile site, ($124 U.S.D.) and I'm sick about that part. Other than that, this android works excellent with wireless home internet (there are at&t wireless hotspots all over); --So it's nice not to have to pay $10 extra per month for T-mobile web. Wish I had looked at the T-mobile site and priced this phone before I bought it.
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