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The V620 seems like a real nice "step up" from the V600 which I have now,
but doesn't seem to be getting much discussion or 'play' from Motorola
users - ??

Has the release of the V3 simply overshadowed the 620 or is there some major
problem with the 620?

All opinions welcomed...

Thanks.

John

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John L <john_stlmo wrote:
> The V620 seems like a real nice "step up" from the V600 which I have now,
> but doesn't seem to be getting much discussion or 'play' from Motorola
> users - ??
>
> Has the release of the V3 simply overshadowed the 620 or is there some major
> problem with the 620?
>
> All opinions welcomed...
>
> Thanks.
>
> John
>
>
Here is a v600 to v620 (or even v3) issue:

All three models offer phonebooks capable of associating an image with
each phone number. Setting up the associations is a labor-intensive
process.

Is there a way to copy the phonebook from say a v600 to a v620 AND
preserve the image associations? MPT does not appear to offer a solution.

GW

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I talked to Motorola Support last week about the 620 and was told it was
released as a EURO (European) Quad Band phone (my screens were in German
when I got it) and they have no scheduled American release date.

Glad I got mine when I did... )

Your right, my 600 has been (and is - I won't get rid of it) a great phone,
but the 620 has many new features (voice memo, video capture, multiple
numbers for phone book entries, more/etc...) and fixed all the nagging
little 600's 'bugs'...

It's a keeper.

John

"stevev" <stevev@addlebrain.com> wrote in message
news:XrHWd.11947$Pz7.1683@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
> There's nothing wrong with the V620. As you say, it is a step up from a
> V600 - brighter screen, improved software (some say better sound quality).
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but the V620 was a "Euro" phone while the V600
was
> the "American" version. Most US carriers jumped from the V600 to the V3
or
> the V551.
>
> I've had my V620 for about 5 - 6 months and have had no problems
whatsoever.
> I bought it because I read about some V600 concerns that the V620
> eliminated. Besides, it looks way better all black! The point is that
> phone choices and upgrades change so rapidly you will likely never have
the
> "right" phone.
>
> P.S. I may have to look at the V635 if and when it's available. Right now
> the price is too high.