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I can vouch for RAZR max battery. Everything seems good but for the camera. Indoor pictures and video come out dark and the colors are off. I am not sure if I can resolve that easily via photo editing SW. That's the only disappointment so far.

I installed PDANet and was using it as a mobile wifi when driving from Miami to Ft. Lauderdale this week. The turn by turn GPS voice commands are great too.

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Originally posted by Bartdog: que the "oh, really" owl... I remember you guys talking about the EVO when it was coming out and you almost had me changing carriers. It was supposed to be the Greatest Thing since the last Greatest Thing. Battery life is one of those things you don't know until you have one. It's one of the reasons why I recommend people use the device before they buy one, or ask someone who has one to try it. That was the worst part of the Evo. Battery life has always been pretty terrible on it. Unfortunately, it was one of the best selling Android phones ever and it left a sour taste in a lot of people's mouths. I was a fan of the Palm Pre before it came out as well, as it had loads of potential. The problem is the hardware didn't match up to the OS. That's a little similar to the Evo. The Evo had a lot of potential and pitfalls. I have a lot of friends that got it and had to help them through it. I wasn't sold on the Evo by the time it came out, because I knew Samsung was preparing to launch the Galaxy line of phones (one of the benefits of reading about what's next down the line). At that time, I was holding off for that as it had a better stat sheet than the Evo. Ended up opting to hang on to my Hero for another full year before I got the Galasy SII. That's the best way to go about technology, in general: do your own homework, make your own decision, and try not to be an early adopter unless you're absolutely positive. Rarely does it work out when you jump in without checking the water. I suppose that's true with life in general. 3/22 5:29 PM | IP: Logged

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