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04 December 2010
love my devour!
3 of 3 found this helpful i really like this phone! i've had it for a few weeks now and really haven't had any trouble with it. i bought this phone because i had a blackberry and was tired of all the blackberry problems! this phone has android 1.6 which is now fairly old, but it is still lightning fast compaired to my blackberry at loading pages. the only problem i had with the motorola devour is that every once in a while i used to bump the mute button or end call button while i was talking to someone. it drove me crazy until i realized that the little motorola m on the left hand top corner of the face of the phone is a prox sensor which turns the screen back on when you move the phone away from your ear. as long as you keep the phone touching your ear the entire time you're on it, you won't have the problem i had. anyways, great phone! i would recommend this for anyone who has never had an android or wants to try a smartphone.
26 January 2009
my 96 saturn sl1, a problem car
1 of 2 found this helpful I bought my saturn (w/low miles) thinking that it was going to be reliable and ended up having nothing but expensive problems. About a week after i bought it, the master cylinder went out as i was driving small children in it and had to use the emergency break to stop. About 2 months after buying it, the alternator went out ( which i hear is common with these cars). I was constantly having to change the spark plugs, and finally one day, the engine died...i hadn't even fininshed making payments on it at this point...beware of these cars!
04 December 2010
love my devour!
3 of 3 found this helpful i really like this phone! i've had it for a few weeks now and really haven't had any trouble with it. i bought this phone because i had a blackberry and was tired of all the blackberry problems! this phone has android 1.6 which is now fairly old, but it is still lightning fast compaired to my blackberry at loading pages. the only problem i had with the motorola devour is that every once in a while i used to bump the mute button or end call button while i was talking to someone. it drove me crazy until i realized that the little motorola m on the left hand top corner of the face of the phone is a prox sensor which turns the screen back on when you move the phone away from your ear. as long as you keep the phone touching your ear the entire time you're on it, you won't have the problem i had. anyways, great phone! i would recommend this for anyone who has never had an android or wants to try a smartphone.