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Weâd recommend calling your local store before making the trip out the official release date is November 10th, priced at $149.99 with a $50 mail-in rebate and new, two-year agreement. Itâs not yet shown up on AT&Tâs site, either.

Sightings of the AT&T QuickFire have been few and far between weâve had reports of one small-town retailer getting them in stock, while other AT&T stores are still waiting. The QuickFire uses the full-HTML Polaris Browser v.6, which supports finger dragging navigation and zoom control itâs not as slick as some of the smartphone browsers weâve seen, but it does a reasonable job. Of course, the QuickFire lacks the Sidekickâs server-based support system (which stores emails, compresses data for the Sidekickâs browser, maintains IM login even when the phone itself is out of coverage, and generally keeps an ongoing backup) but the faster 3G speeds of the AT&T handset make things like on-the-fly browser reformatting less of an issue. Still, it was clear enough to keep IM conversations going, and the fact that you can touch it to navigate (rather than use a D-pad or trackball) keeps things moving quickly. The resistive touchscreen seems responsive, with large - if a little bland - icons itâs larger than that of the Sidekick, by 0.2-inches, but lower resolution at 320 x 240 versus 400 x 240. However the lined-up keys make for the slower learning curve when you first pick up the QuickFire and start pecking. We found the keyboard to be reasonable to type on, as the bulk of the shaved width over the Sidekick is lost from the end panels, not QWERTY space.

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If you have this phone I suggest that you get a different device and put this one in the back up phone drawerįormerly known as the UTStarcom Knick, the QuickFire is a quadband GSM, triband UMTS slider with a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen display slide that up, and thereâs a full QWERTY keyboard.ĪT&T Navigator is preloaded, and the QuickFire will work with the carrierâs streaming video services.

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It definitely has caused a headache in the cell phone industry and the main complaints rance from display totally unresponsive to the touch, not charging even with a new charger, overheating, bluetooth not connecting, screen not responsive on teh right side of the screen ( going to the opposite side of the screen instead of where touching at). But this phone should have been recalled completely, instead the phone is being sold as refurbished and before the isue surfaced att sold 270000 of these phones and never took full responsibility of the problem,which was that it was made poorly and cheply, no original manufacturer could be proud to make this phone. There are no known isues with the device except with the charger being plugged in backwards causing overheating at one time.

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I have had many experiences with this phone as a cell phone professional that have made me see how bad this phone really is.