I spent an hour and a half or so in the Verizon store, and ended up coming home with a Samsung Continuum. I'm really wondering, though, if I should take it back and wait for the hyped up Thunderbolt.
Few questions, being a new smartphone/xG user, I'm curious as to whether i should spring for the 4G (features VS 3G?) Thunderbolt, or stay with my purchase on the continuum. So far, I LOVE this phone.
I suppose the main argument that i've heard for the 4G network is that you can multitask with data utilities? I.E. being on the phone while looking up something on the internet (You can't do that on 3G?)
beyond that, the only con I have found on this phone is that the touch sensors by the "ticker" don't work at all when I have an accessory case installed (Which i'd REALLY like to have, considering my track-record with phone upkeep), but the ticker is a huge selling point for me.
Your thoughts? Should I stay or should I go?
Few questions, being a new smartphone/xG user, I'm curious as to whether i should spring for the 4G (features VS 3G?) Thunderbolt, or stay with my purchase on the continuum. So far, I LOVE this phone.
I suppose the main argument that i've heard for the 4G network is that you can multitask with data utilities? I.E. being on the phone while looking up something on the internet (You can't do that on 3G?)
beyond that, the only con I have found on this phone is that the touch sensors by the "ticker" don't work at all when I have an accessory case installed (Which i'd REALLY like to have, considering my track-record with phone upkeep), but the ticker is a huge selling point for me.
Your thoughts? Should I stay or should I go?