I don't think I like the new phone.

[smeddley]

The keyboard feels smooshy and the mouse-ball is loose. It's almost impossible to use. Why did I bother? Oh, right, because I wanted the ability to take crap-tastic pictures...




And the woman at the T-mobile store was raving about the camera quality. O.o. Sorry, maybe I'm biased by my awesome digital SLR, but even my 10-year-old PHD digi take pictures 100x better.

...though if it had been working y'all would have gotten (crappy) picture of the leopard-print painted car.

And yes, my desk is a mess. What of it?

Comments

[penchaft.livejournal.com]

That's actually a very good picture for a phone!

[smeddley.livejournal.com]

Really? I've never had a cell phone that took pictures, so the only comparisons I have are my other digital cameras - and of course, with flashes and better focusing and whatnot they will be better (especially the Digital Rebel). Maybe I'm just being too critical. :/ It is, after all, first and foremost an internet-surfing device!

[oneworldvision.livejournal.com]

It's much better than my new phone's camera (although I have a Vu, and knew it took crappy pictures before I bought it). Is there a return policy?

[smeddley.livejournal.com]

It's actually a replacement for the exact same phone (the G1) that I got earlier this year. In general, I love the phone, but my camera had stopped working so they sent me a replacement (for $10). I just wonder if it's worth it to have shelled out the $10 for something I only missed a few times in the last few months.

...and of course it has a different 'feel' from the phone I've been using for almost a year, and in some respects I hate change (in others, I need it - go figure!).