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I think you will see this on Sprint. Why would anyone move from Sprint to T-Mobile?

The Samsung i7500 really sounds great … except … no physical keyboard. So thanks, but no thanks. I’ll stick with my trusty G1.

Im a hugh fan of the hardware keyboard. So if it doesnt have one, forget it.

I’m pretty sure its’ gonna be T-Mobile or Sprint. The first two HTC Android phones are on T-Mobile, so it only makes sense for Samsung to jump on the bandwagon. On the other hand, Sprint did say they’d be getting some Android phones soon, so this could be it.

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Hey phone companies! Is anyone reading this stuff we want Android! I’m buying the next android phone that hits america! Hopefully it’s the Samsung i7500, just get us another Android phone! First one to market wins my 2 year contract.

Is it too much to ask for an OLED display with good battery life, a physical keyboard, a headphone jack, a trackball (instead of a d-pad), a decent camera, AND a good battery life?

There’s phones that have each of these, but none that has all of them, afaik.

Hmm, that’s an interesting concept.

Do you have a G1 Taylor? Or, does your current phone have a full keyboard? If it does, do you find yourself using it more than then touch keyboard?

I suppose it was Gina Trapani’s post (http://smarterware.org/184/why-i-switched-to-android-from-the-iphone) about why she likes Android over the iPhone that convinced me about wanting Android, and I can’t remember where she said it, but also about preferring a QWERTY keyboard over a touch screen at times.

I dunno, I think I’ve kinda already gotten over Sprint, mostly because since fewer members of my family are with Sprint, I don’t have as much incentive to stay with them.

Part of me hopes that Sprint *doesn’t* have Android phones in July, because that’ll make it harder to choose who to go with!

Maybe by the time your contract is up, Sprint will announce their plans.

I think in the future that most phones will lack a physical keyboard and instead offer an attachable keypad. I have seen this option on several phones overseas and I think it appeals to both sides.

You can detach the keyboard when you want a slim phone, but always keep it around if you need to use it. I found a video on YouTube that demonstrated this and I will go find the link.