So I bought the bluetooth phone - brilliant! But a complaint...

[Rabrrrrrr]

I love the thing, I got the Motorola RAZR... but come to find out that apparently it can only store twenty voice activated phone numbers. What the fuck is up with that? It can store like frickin' 100 photos, why not use some of that *@(&(*%&# memory for storing more voice activiated phone numbers? that's one of the reasons I wanted to go to Bluetooth, was for voice activiation.

Assholes.

And of course, nowhere in the manual or anywhere else does it say anything about how many numbers can be stored. ALl the other cell phones I've had, have said how many phone numbers they can store, even without the voice activation. This one - manual is utterly mum.

Otherwise, though, I love the thing! It's WONDERFUL!

[DS1]

1. Only 100 photos? Mine has a live feed of anywhere in the world+nightvision

[billyskank]

2. Can it see round corners?

:thumbsup:

[DS1]

3. It doesn't need to, I can turbo-boost over the building that's blocking

the view :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

[billyskank]

4. And, I guess with your molecular bonded shell, you don't worry much

about what you land on.

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[DS1]

5. Unless it's K.A.R.R.

:scared:

[Giant Robot]

7. Bows before your mighty pop culture reference

:yourock:

[Rabrrrrrr]

9. Yeah, but I don't have to "hand crank" David Hasselhoff to start mine.

:P

[SouthoftheBorderPaul]

6. If you're using the headset that might have come included...

I suggest upgrading to a better model. Jabra headsets are pretty nice. In general, however, Bluetooth headsets are a royal friggin pain, IMHO.

[Rabrrrrrr]

8. No, I bought a separate motorola headset that goes around the ear

and holds it in place.

[johnnie]

10. Pffft... the RAZR

Here's mine. It's sweet. It holds 10 numbers and has a 20 minute battery life.

[DS1]

11. Actually, if you live in Wales or India, it's only 12 voice-activated #s

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