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Im having issues with the sound. Whenever i call people at the top it would have the headphone logo and then the speaker logo , so its like the sound is pausing so i cant hear anything, Its as if im putting in my headphones then plugging it back in repeatedly. But im not. So i can barely hear anything cause its always pausing.. It does this while im on pandora, talking on the phone, and when people are calling me... Anyone can help?! .
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My mom has that phone. Her's did that too. They made her go to the AT&T store to get it fixed, but instead they gave her a new one. It took 1 hour to figure out whtt was wrong with it though. :)
Hope this helped.
My mom has that phone. Her's did that too. They made her go to the AT&T store to get it fixed, but instead they gave her a new one. It took 1 hour to figure out whtt was wrong with it though. :)
Hope this helped.
Blackberry Or Iphone?
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Well it depends.
I've owned both (well there's so many models of the Blackberry so I think you will need to specify which model you're looking to buy over the iPhone) and have to say the iPhone is the better one indeed but I prefer Blackberry phones when it comes to texting, emailing, and IM since they keyboard is just so small yet so awesome. Also the Blackberry requires the Blackberry Data Plan which lets you use their Blackberry Servers (Either Internet or Enterprise) so you can get your email as soon as they are sent, and you can access their services like the Blackberry App World and Blackberry Messenger. Playing music on the Blackberry is as good as on the iPhone but without the nice Cover Flow or drag and scroll interface (the Storm and Storm 2 does have that but it's not as good as the iPhone's). Most recent BB's have a standard headphone jack (I've never tried out the old BB's like the Curve 8330 though) and I can assure you that every Blackberry from the Curve 8520 and up have a standard headphone jack (so you can use your favorite headphones). Playing videos on a Blackberry is just great especially on the Curve 8900, Bold 9000, and Bold 9700. Most recent BB's can record videos and take pictures and some have Flash capability. The Blackberry also has a App Store called the App World and you can get various games, tools, productivity apps, and all from there. There's around 1,000 apps available and they're pretty good.
The iPhone in the other hand has a capacitive multi-touch screen which in short means it only responds to human touch (it detects touch by thermal energy) and supports using multiple fingers at once so you can try out features like pinch and zoom or play two-player games like in Tap Tap Revenge. It uses the iPhone OS which is just simply amazing. There's a lock screen, the home screen where you can scroll to every pages of apps you have, and then there's the features. The iPhone makes everything more fun to do. The iPod app lets you listen to music and it also features Cover Flow so when you turn the phone sideways it goes into Cover Flow. But sometimes Cover Flow is annoying (when your lying down in bed or something). You can surf the internet on the iPhone with Safari and it's really the best browser on the mobile market. It doesn't support Flash though but it's still the best one out there when combined with the iPhone. You can download apps and there's over 140,000 to choose from including games, apps, productivity tools, etc. The recent 3G and 3GS models have a built-in GPS and the 3GS has a built-in Compass. The 2G and 3G cannot record videos but if you buy a app from the App Store it will record videos (iVideoCamera or Qik Video). The 3GS can record video natively and has a 3 Megapixel camera (vs 2MP on 3G and 2G). All models have Bluetooth. The 3G and 3GS are nice to hold in the hand the 2G is great to hold to but it's just too straight. It has a volume rocker, a ringer switch, a Sleep button, and a Home Button for convenience. Also when calling it has a proximity sensor which detects when you hold up your iPhone close to your face and turns off the screen so you don't accidentally touch it while on a call. It also has a accelerometer which detects what position it's held (The BB Storm and Storm 2 also have this).
My opinions are I'd go with the iPhone over the Blackberry any day but only Blackberry I would choose over the iPhone is the Blackberry Bold 9700 which is such an amazing phone.
Need help?
jreyes223@gmail.com
Well it depends.
I've owned both (well there's so many models of the Blackberry so I think you will need to specify which model you're looking to buy over the iPhone) and have to say the iPhone is the better one indeed but I prefer Blackberry phones when it comes to texting, emailing, and IM since they keyboard is just so small yet so awesome. Also the Blackberry requires the Blackberry Data Plan which lets you use their Blackberry Servers (Either Internet or Enterprise) so you can get your email as soon as they are sent, and you can access their services like the Blackberry App World and Blackberry Messenger. Playing music on the Blackberry is as good as on the iPhone but without the nice Cover Flow or drag and scroll interface (the Storm and Storm 2 does have that but it's not as good as the iPhone's). Most recent BB's have a standard headphone jack (I've never tried out the old BB's like the Curve 8330 though) and I can assure you that every Blackberry from the Curve 8520 and up have a standard headphone jack (so you can use your favorite headphones). Playing videos on a Blackberry is just great especially on the Curve 8900, Bold 9000, and Bold 9700. Most recent BB's can record videos and take pictures and some have Flash capability. The Blackberry also has a App Store called the App World and you can get various games, tools, productivity apps, and all from there. There's around 1,000 apps available and they're pretty good.
The iPhone in the other hand has a capacitive multi-touch screen which in short means it only responds to human touch (it detects touch by thermal energy) and supports using multiple fingers at once so you can try out features like pinch and zoom or play two-player games like in Tap Tap Revenge. It uses the iPhone OS which is just simply amazing. There's a lock screen, the home screen where you can scroll to every pages of apps you have, and then there's the features. The iPhone makes everything more fun to do. The iPod app lets you listen to music and it also features Cover Flow so when you turn the phone sideways it goes into Cover Flow. But sometimes Cover Flow is annoying (when your lying down in bed or something). You can surf the internet on the iPhone with Safari and it's really the best browser on the mobile market. It doesn't support Flash though but it's still the best one out there when combined with the iPhone. You can download apps and there's over 140,000 to choose from including games, apps, productivity tools, etc. The recent 3G and 3GS models have a built-in GPS and the 3GS has a built-in Compass. The 2G and 3G cannot record videos but if you buy a app from the App Store it will record videos (iVideoCamera or Qik Video). The 3GS can record video natively and has a 3 Megapixel camera (vs 2MP on 3G and 2G). All models have Bluetooth. The 3G and 3GS are nice to hold in the hand the 2G is great to hold to but it's just too straight. It has a volume rocker, a ringer switch, a Sleep button, and a Home Button for convenience. Also when calling it has a proximity sensor which detects when you hold up your iPhone close to your face and turns off the screen so you don't accidentally touch it while on a call. It also has a accelerometer which detects what position it's held (The BB Storm and Storm 2 also have this).
My opinions are I'd go with the iPhone over the Blackberry any day but only Blackberry I would choose over the iPhone is the Blackberry Bold 9700 which is such an amazing phone.
Need help?
jreyes223@gmail.com
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