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1. The rear camera is a dual function camera (8.0 MP) and the front I would assume is both as well (1.3 MP) 2. There is no word on pricing -- or plan limitations

1. The rear camera is a dual function camera (8.0 MP) and the front I would assume is both as well (1.3 MP) 2. There is no word on pricing -- or plan limitations

If you arent using wifi, they are secretly charging you data. You can just use wifi for i0nternet by turning on wifri and turning off data/3g

If you arent using wifi, they are secretly charging you data. You can just use wifi for i0nternet by turning on wifri and turning off data/3g

If you arent using wifi, they are secretly charging you data. You can just use wifi for i0nternet by turning on wifri and turning off data/3g

Yes, there will be no conttract. I had gotten a new phone and 6-7 months later it broke so i went back to my previous phone. No probs! PS_ this can also be done online

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Yes they are both CDMA networks. No, there shouldnt be a prob.I looked into doing the same w/ a droid, but i got a laptop instead

At the homescreen, just flip the card up off the screen

Nexus One google.com/phone doesnt come out for a month or two but it will be WELL worth the wait! If u can't wait, Droid

Take the battery door off your rant(realese at top). on the right side beneath the volume rocker, there is a micro SD prot. push the little card in to eject. then, get your blackberry usermanual and look up micro sd card slot, which is either a covered port on the side or one behind the battery...

Check cnet, reviews.cnet.com for reviews on the Sony Ericsson