VX4500 phone?

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I love the phone but make sure that you have the lastest software which is
ver. 4 . I use it with an extended battery which adds a little weight which
I love and gives me huge time to use the phone without battery problems. The
speaker is great and the voice recognition is also loud and great. I love
it and recommend it.

hb

<xman@thedripper.com> wrote in message
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> Ok, let's see if some one can actually respond normally to me...rather
then
> just trying to be funny and dig up all the hatchets.
>
> If you have the VX4500 phone, how do you like it? I'm a huge Nokia fan,
but
> unfortunately Verizon doesn't carry any good ones. My father who lives 80
> miles away has the VX4500 told me he likes it a lot and has some very good
> voice recognition built into it. My father being in his late 50's thinks
> anything that's battery operated and small is nice. Well, if you have
> "personal" input on this phone please feel free to respond.
>
> Thanks
>
>

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Thanks, will do.

"Swingman" <sbt@silcom.com> wrote in message
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<xman@thedripper.com> wrote in message
news:10urp5umb1hp362@corp.supernews.com...
> Ok, let's see if some one can actually respond normally to me...rather
then
> just trying to be funny and dig up all the hatchets.
>
> If you have the VX4500 phone, how do you like it? I'm a huge Nokia fan,
but
> unfortunately Verizon doesn't carry any good ones. My father who lives 80
> miles away has the VX4500 told me he likes it a lot and has some very good
> voice recognition built into it. My father being in his late 50's thinks
> anything that's battery operated and small is nice. Well, if you have
> "personal" input on this phone please feel free to respond.
>
> Thanks

I just got a VX4500 and so far I think it's excellent. I've been using it
in "driving mode" which enables the phone to respond to voice inputs for
completely hands-free dialing and talking (speakerphone or earpiece). Voice
quality is also good when holding the phone normally (to my ear). I chose
the VX4500 for the voice command support, the outside "caller ID" window,
the ringers that actually sound like a phone, and the absence of a camera.
The price is especially good from Amazon.com, but checkout my earlier thread
(search for Amazon.com in this NG) for additional info before going that
route.

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hfb <h@falseemail.com> wrote:
> I love the phone but make sure that you have the lastest software which is
> ver. 4 . I use it with an extended battery which adds a little weight which
> I love and gives me huge time to use the phone without battery problems. The
> speaker is great and the voice recognition is also loud and great. I love
> it and recommend it.

How can you tell what version of the software is running?

Jeff

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Marcio Watanabe <Marcio@nospam.com> wrote:
> Jeff Grossman <jeff.nospam@stikman.com> wrote:
>
>>hfb <h@falseemail.com> wrote:
>>> I love the phone but make sure that you have the lastest software which is
>>> ver. 4 . I use it with an extended battery which adds a little weight which
>>> I love and gives me huge time to use the phone without battery problems. The
>>> speaker is great and the voice recognition is also loud and great. I love
>>> it and recommend it.
>>
>>How can you tell what version of the software is running?
>
> Menu, Settings, Phone Info, S/W Version
>
Mine says T45VZV01. Is that version 1? If so, what is different
between this version and version 4?

Jeff