Amazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
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@frauenfelder wrote: What don't you like about the phone? I've heard good things about it. Is there a $59 smart phone that you could recommend instead? Read full topic
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Amazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@ActionAbe wrote: frauenfelder: What don't you like about the phone? If it's anything like the Kindle Fire, then I don't like Amazon's ecosystem. It's great for books, and... that's pretty much it, in...
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@TheRizz wrote: "Not compatible with CDMA networks such as Verizon and Sprint" Well, that leaves me out. Read full topic
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@redesigned wrote: i'd buy one if they'd make that offer available in canada. (hint hint amazon web parsing robot overlords) Read full topic
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@caitifty1 wrote: Can you nuke it and stick cyanogenmod or some other android variant on it (without simultaneously nuking your "agreement" with amazon) so you're not stuck with [carrier], especially...
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@jhbadger wrote: Basically it is like a Kindle tablet (like the Fire), only smaller. Which means that it isn't stock Android and feels a bit "off" if you aren't used to Amazon's version of Android....
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@Uthor wrote: "a replacement phone for when my daughter drops her iPhone in the toilet" That'll teach her to keep better care of her phones! Read full topic
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@ronaldpottol wrote: No ROMs, but you can now load Google Play, and thus get outside Amazon's ecosystem. It isn't carrier locked, just GSM, so T-Mobile or ATT in the USA. Read full topic
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@ronaldpottol wrote: And sale is over. Read full topic
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View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@frauenfelder wrote: [Read the post] Read full topic
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@Grey_Devil wrote: I would just pay for the year of prime Read full topic
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@frauenfelder wrote: What don't you like about the phone? I've heard good things about it. Is there a $59 smart phone that you could recommend instead? Read full topic
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Amazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@ActionAbe wrote: frauenfelder: What don't you like about the phone? If it's anything like the Kindle Fire, then I don't like Amazon's ecosystem. It's great for books, and... that's pretty much it, in...
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@TheRizz wrote: "Not compatible with CDMA networks such as Verizon and Sprint" Well, that leaves me out. Read full topic
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@redesigned wrote: i'd buy one if they'd make that offer available in canada. (hint hint amazon web parsing robot overlords) Read full topic
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@caitifty1 wrote: Can you nuke it and stick cyanogenmod or some other android variant on it (without simultaneously nuking your "agreement" with amazon) so you're not stuck with [carrier], especially...
View ArticleAmazon Fire Phone for $159, includes one year of Prime
@jhbadger wrote: Basically it is like a Kindle tablet (like the Fire), only smaller. Which means that it isn't stock Android and feels a bit "off" if you aren't used to Amazon's version of Android....
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