Motorola V710
YOU KNOW WHO I BLAME FOR ALL OF THESE PROBLEMS...
Verizon's stupid Quality Assurance or Testing Department!
Hey losers, what the HELL did you test?! We should petition for your stupid ass heads on a platter!!
How can we NOT use the speakerphone when the phone is closed when the v600 works JUST FINE?! Trying to make us buy the bluetooth speakerphone?! Please! Come on you money grubbing freaks.
You disable Bluetooth's full functionality because you don't want us getting unsolicited text messages? What? Why don't you have Motorola add a setting asking if we would like bluetooth fully functioning then? I forgot how pervasive that technology can be! There is some machine out there on every freakin block where when you walk next to it, it sends you a Bluetooth freakin text message?!? Wh...
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Hey losers, what the HELL did you test?! We should petition for your stupid ass heads on a platter!!
How can we NOT use the speakerphone when the phone is closed when the v600 works JUST FINE?! Trying to make us buy the bluetooth speakerphone?! Please! Come on you money grubbing freaks.
You disable Bluetooth's full functionality because you don't want us getting unsolicited text messages? What? Why don't you have Motorola add a setting asking if we would like bluetooth fully functioning then? I forgot how pervasive that technology can be! There is some machine out there on every freakin block where when you walk next to it, it sends you a Bluetooth freakin text message?!? Wh...
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And ANOTHER THING, WHY IS THERE A CIRCLE AROUND THE CAMERA?! RETARDS!! IT BLOCKS LIGHT FROM COMING IN!! THATS WHY PICTURES ARE GOOD OUTDOORS AND ****TY INDOORS DUMBASSES!! WHERE DID YOU TEST PICTURE TAKING? OUT IN THE PARKING LOT?! 👿
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While the ring around the camera lens might be to protect it, it also appears to hinder indoor lighting thus making pictures look of lesser quality. Hence, it would be best to not have the ring.
I wonder if any good tester has "ripped" off the ring and took pictures. Now that would be interesting - proving if the ring is the thing that prevents indoor pictures from looking as sharp as outdoor pictures. Just a though.
I wonder if any good tester has "ripped" off the ring and took pictures. Now that would be interesting - proving if the ring is the thing that prevents indoor pictures from looking as sharp as outdoor pictures. Just a though.
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Hence no it wouldn't be better without.
It wouldn't matter how much light was going through a scratched lens.
It wouldn't matter how much light was going through a scratched lens.
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