Best Cricket Phone????

[infraredcentipede]

I might buy a new phone maybe tomorrow from the Cricket store and I was just wondering what is the best phone at this moment :befuddled .I like the Kyocera Slider and Kyocera Koi but I havent made up my mind on which one yet. I went to the Cricket site and saw the new phones they have (Kyocera Milan & Kyocera Dorado) was also wondering about these. Any suggestions???? Thxz.

 

[Wasabi MiLK]

Get a Koi and the data cable for it. It is extremely hackable, with the exception of getting WAP to work on it:

http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=620434

Feature-wise, the phone is awesome, and I love the large screen and swivel action.

The pictures are horrible under low light conditions, however, and difficult when using indoor lighting. Pictures in sunlight are best. Be sure to keep your hand steady, tho--this thing is very sensitive!

 

[livelove123]

Thxz alot im glad some1 posted something Im gonna and buy the Koi next week then.

 

[mcalano77]

Proud to say im a new owner of a Kyocera Koi. All I need a data cable and im set.

 

[toocladashis]

Congrats! I hope you have a good time hacking the hell out of it!

 

[star wisher]

best cricket phone is one that can be transferred to another provider..lol

 

[Amani J]

I just picked up the Kyocera Candid last week. Looks much like the Milan but has a camara. Real nice phone and takes pretty decent pictures. Has the usual tools and games but also has a true world time map. I wouldn't have minded waiting for the Slider Remix but can't see spending $300.00 for it.

 

[Ellie Marieee :)]

Well, i just got the Kyocera Candid phone and the pictures are horrible in low light or even with plenty of indoor light. I haven't tried it yet outdoors. In any case almost all of the pictures i took came out either very dark with many dark shadows or very fuzzy or both. Previously i had the Audiovox 8900 which did not have a flash like the Kyocera Candid has, but it at least took decent pictures when there was enough light whether it was indoors or outdoors -- from what i have heard (including in this post) is that in general all Kyocera camera phones have these same limitations with the pictures they take -- even the Koi which takes high resolution pictures. This company should at the very least make a camera phone that is of equal quality to the average camera phone from the other manufacturers. The next time i purchase a camera phone -- it will NOT be from Kyocera UNLESS they start learning from their mistakes.