Comments on: T-Mobile Dash 3G Review

By: Dre B.

Dre B. — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:40:42 +0000

I currently have the original Dash and am thinking bout upgrading. Trying to decide on what’s better for me. The Dash 3G or a Blackberry. For one, is it true you can not use the new Dash as a modem for a laptop anymore? This is one of the features I loved about the original.

Other than this, my main concerns are, being a Record Label exec and artist, I have to listen to other artists music or see their videos. Often artists refer me to their myspace pages or facebook for example and currently I am not able to access their music players or whatever widgets they have on their pages to listen to their music. Do any of the above mentioned phones make this available or is there a phone that you can reccomend that will allow me to access certain widgets so I can check out artists music and show videos? I was told I would need a phone that will allow me to download some kind of flash player software for mobile phones. What can you suggest?

By: FileKhasper

FileKhasper — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 02:26:55 +0000

That key will open up IE if you hit it, if you hold it down it opens Voice Commands…

By: Remo Knops

Remo Knops — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 03:44:37 +0000

I’m using the HTC Snap as my primary Windows Phone, and it seems that T-Mobile “enforced” some significant changes in the product.

What is the most right key on the bottom row of the hardware keyboard for ? Coudl it be to easily switch between you MyFaves contacts or something ??

By: Bill

Bill — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:52:01 +0000

Personally, I’m waiting for the T-Mobile Touch Pro2 to be available. I agree with PhoneMag’s opinion about the screen size which is a decision breaker for me. I’m not worried about whether Windows Mobile 6.5 will be made available and though it currently is in beta my Wing is flashed with 6.5 and it works. I like the form factor that is the Dash and Dash 3G. Texting with one hand does have its merits and there is no debate whether the Dash 3G looks like a Windows Mobile version of the Blackberry Curve 8900. T-Mobile@Home is not a negative not when Skype is available at half the price for one year of service and a Skype number. The $169 upgrade with 2 year extension is an excellent price. We have to remember who is the smart phone aimed at, personally that is not me, but neither do I expect everybody is out there flashing their phones and disproving the impossible. My Wing with Windows Mobile 6.5, a cpu clock speed of 240, 8GB micro sd card, Opera Mini and T-Mobile Web with APN epc.tmobile.com and $5.99 a month isn’t a bad experience to say the least. Today, T-Mobile Web is no longer available for those who change their data plans to it and I understand web2go is its replacement at $9.99 a month. I’m pretty sure “unlimited” is just another way of reminding us that HughesNet and WildBlue don’t have the corner on Fair Access Policy or FAP?

By: IMRAN ALHADDAD

IMRAN ALHADDAD — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 08:11:37 +0000

really handset is amazing i was looking for 1 which i can compare to blackberry as currently im using HTC Touch and i found gr8.

plsz advice how can i purchase this handset HTC Dash 3G (T-Mobile) as now im in saudi arabia , jeddah city want to order 2-3 handset box pack and also advice that i can take this handset to any part of this world.

as prize display on website is $170 is correct.pls reply me to proceeed with.

thanks & best regards,
Imran Alhaddad.