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T-Mobile My Touch 3G Slide Question, Should I Get It? - Da b34sT fjz0m t3h e4sT - 12-15-2012 02:22 AM
I was planning on getting the My Touch 3G Slide from T-Mobile and I know that it has a lot of cool features. But two of the most important features to me are about AIM and the battery life.
1. AIM - How is AIM on the My Touch Slide, is it as good as the Sidekick's? Like does it keep you logged in if you don't use it for at least an hour, or better yet, does it keep you logged in?
2. Battery Life - How long is the battery life on it, does it last at least a whole day, as in 24 hours or longer?
Any other tips that you can give me that will persuade me to buy the My Touch Slide can be used also. It will just get me more AMPED to get it
- edree - 12-15-2012 02:30 AM
The mytouch slide is the replacement for the sidekick so i would assume it keeps u logged on. As for the battery life look at the website. I was going to set it until i found out they were sold out.
- CMackthe3rd - 12-15-2012 02:30 AM
If you are upgrading from the Sidekick then I highly suggest getting it.
As far as AIM goes, the Slide is an Android Open Source phone and there are several apps in the market that are for messaging. I would suggest Hi AIM. It definitely keeps you logged on (exceptions being a change of coverage or switching your WIFI on/off). It also has several themes that fit any customizations you would want.
Battery life is awesome. Definitely an upgrade from my old phone (G1). Goes from 100% to about 30-20% during my work shift with WIFI on and also with all sorts of notifications being pushed into it (GMail, Twitter, Facebook, etc) and with constant use checking market apps and all that.
As for extras, the Internet Browser is really good. Comes stocked with Flash 9.1 (I think), letting websites with Flash content (like http://www.newgrounds.com) play. I warn you that some videos/games are a bit laggy. There is a specific app that handles Voice Commands and it is extremely accurate.
Specs-wise, it sports a 600Mhz processor, 5Mp Camera with LED flash, real responsive Touchscreen 3.4in diagonally, obviously QWERTY keyboard which is one of the coolest ones thus far, Android 2.1 (but no live wallpaper support) with a re-vamped HTC Sense UI running on top.
On a scale of 1 to 10 I would give this phone a 9. I hope my answer was informative enough : )