What is the best querty keyboard mobile phone in the world?

by Route79

Hi. I am going on a 3 day holiday with my friends and I need a mobile phone. I have seen querty keyboard mobile phones and I have been dying to get one but the only business is, I don’t know which one to get. It has to be one that can last a long time, it has a camera (maybe with flash), external memory, a excellent show, beyond doubt a querty keyboard and any brand. if any person may maybe help, that would be really awesome. Thanks.

Answer by Alicen
3: It’s “qwerty” and I suggest the LG Blitz by Verizon or the env2. The Blitz isn’t really durable, though. I’ve had it about a year and it’s already scratched up. Probably because I drop it alot… But the env2 is a small better. Plus it has 2 keypads. DO NOT get a normal Env. They break really quick.

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Sony Ericsson’s mobile phones for Japanese operator "au" A3014S and W21S.

for example, a mobile phone user in the Philippines send a txt msg to a Cingular or Verizon subscriber. Does the US subscriber have to pay to receive the msg?

Answer by morochia_2004
just tell the public from Philippine to send u a text message from txt2day.com … it’s free for both!! =)

Answer by tmtm
The US subscriber will pay whatever they normally pay to receive sms messages from anyone. The cost for the sms message is no different coming from the Phillipines than it is coming from inside the US. I work for Sprint. That’s how it works. Hope this helps.

Answer by BRAD P
Nope!..its free of charge!! Text Away!

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