AT&T Android Phones

[JAG72]

AT&T jumps into the Android market.

AT&T- News Room

 

[truckracer]

i have never used a droid. i don't know about that slide function of the keyboard. i have found any phone that flips or slides eventually fails as their are conductors or small ribbon cable that connects the componets between the halfs.

thats a pricey phone to screw up when you are over a year into your contract when the warranty is expired and you still have another year to go with a broken phone.

 

[JAG72]

i have never used a droid. i don't know about that slide function of the keyboard. i have found any phone that flips or slides eventually fails as their are conductors or small ribbon cable that connects the componets between the halfs.

thats a pricey phone to screw up when you are over a year into your contract when the warranty is expired and you still have another year to go with a broken phone.

Considering that this report has nothing to do with the "Droid", I have no idea where this comment came from.

 

[The Insider]

i have never used a droid. i don't know about that slide function of the keyboard. i have found any phone that flips or slides eventually fails as their are conductors or small ribbon cable that connects the componets between the halfs.

thats a pricey phone to screw up when you are over a year into your contract when the warranty is expired and you still have another year to go with a broken phone.

Ive had the same G1 phone since launch.. Its still "tight" as can be when sliding in and out