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I wouldn't call the Inspire "old". It's just not new, or the latest and greatest. Nevertheless, I believe that it's still a very nice phone. I played around with one on Tuesday at Target and it felt very solid and I like how the four Android buttons work compared to my Samsung Captivate Android phone.
It was released on February 13th earlier this year. http://forums.att.com/t5/HTC/HTC-Inspire-4G-RELEAS
It was released on February 13th earlier this year. http://forums.att.com/t5/HTC/HTC-Inspire-4G-RELEAS
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Ancient? I would label the flip phones from the early to mid-2000's as ancient.
wingrider01 wrote:
Wild Banchi wrote:
I wouldn't call the Inspire "old". It's just not new, or the latest and greatest. Nevertheless, I believe that it's still a very nice phone. I played around with one on Tuesday at Target and it felt very solid and I like how the four Android buttons work compared to my Samsung Captivate Android phone.
It was released on February 13th earlier this year. http://forums.att.com/t5/HTC/HTC-Inspire-4G-RELEASED-TODAY/m-p/2678995/highlight/true#M133417
/grin in technology, feburary makes it ancient, most technology is considered old about 30 days after you buy it becasue someone is always releaseing something new, better and faster to replace it.
I can agree that phone manufacturers are always on the move of building and releasing something that's bigger and better than their previous predecessors, but some new phones aren't always the greatest. For example, I prefer the Inspire over the Vivid.
I have phones that were released in mid-2009 and mid-2010, and I still enjoy using them. I'm always on the lookout for my next upgrade, though. I keep my phones until they see the darkness at the end of the tunnel.
Say, didn't you mention before that you have [had] an Inspire? How well do you like it?
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Wild Banchi wrote:
Ancient? I would label the flip phones from the early to mid-2000's as ancient.
wingrider01 wrote:
Wild Banchi wrote:
I wouldn't call the Inspire "old". It's just not new, or the latest and greatest. Nevertheless, I believe that it's still a very nice phone. I played around with one on Tuesday at Target and it felt very solid and I like how the four Android buttons work compared to my Samsung Captivate Android phone.
It was released on February 13th earlier this year. http://forums.att.com/t5/HTC/HTC-Inspire-4G-RELEASED-TODAY/m-p/2678995/highlight/true#M133417
/grin in technology, feburary makes it ancient, most technology is considered old about 30 days after you buy it becasue someone is always releaseing something new, better and faster to replace it.
I can agree that phone manufacturers are always on the move of building and releasing something that's bigger and better than their previous predecessors, but some new phones aren't always the greatest. For example, I prefer the Inspire over the Vivid.
I have phones that were released in mid-2009 and mid-2010, and I still enjoy using them. I'm always on the lookout for my next upgrade, though. I keep my phones until they see the darkness at the end of the tunnel.
Say, didn't you mention before that you have [had] an Inspire? How well do you like it?
no the flip phone is arcahic
don;t get me wrong the phones are still usable, but in techology age calculations anything over 6 months is ancient
I have a personal inspire and have 14 others in employee or developers hands, have heard no complaints about the phone from either the employees or the developers, to me it is a phone, long as it dows what I need it is acceptable. Lucky to stay in a rea that has pretty good HSPA+ coverage so have no complaints in that section. They all tested CarrierIQ free also.
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Like I mentioned earlier in this thread about the Inspire, I've had Samsung phones for the past year-and-a-half and I've been thinking about getting another one - the Galaxy S II or Skyrocket to be specific. I liked the feel and build quality of the Inspire, but I wish it had a front-facing camera so that I could try out video apps such as Skype. I will add it to my list.
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