I just heard on the news this morning that 70% of cell phone users still do not have smartphones. That is a huge number and hard to believe. When I am out roaming I swear everyone around me is using an iPhone, an Android phone, or a Blackberry. But, apparently we are in the minority.
What is holding people back? Most likely it is the cost. Smartphones are costly. But, what if you can win a shiny, fancy, full-featured smartphone for FREE?!?
I’m working with T-Mobile on an awesome campaign. Right now in this post you can enter to win an awesome T-Mobile myTouch! I wrote a full review of T-Mobile myTouch Slide not too long ago.
Or…
You could win a slightly more awesome T-Mobile myTouch Q!!
Both of these phones run the Android OS so you can download tons of apps, connect easily with your Gmail account, Twitter, Facebook, and more. And guess what? They run on T-Mobile’s FAST 4G network, so you will never be behind.. 🙂
The Giveaway
To enter to win one of these awesome phones, just do the following (REQUIRED). And a note, this is my first giveaway using Rafflecopter. It should make entering super easy.:
The contest will run until Tuesday, November 16th at 11:59pm CST!
GOOD LUCK!!!!
What kind of features they will use most?
Will it last me through the 2 year contract without giving me a load of problems.
my question is ! is it heavy duty?
What is the service like in a particular area?
Is it the right fit for the person i’m buying it for?
A phone is so personal. Can they exchange it for another device?
I always hope that they like what I get them.
How long until the phone starts having bugs (like the GX2) – and how long will it continue to get updated to the latest android software (like the T-mobile Vibrant probably won’t get a gingerbread update).
I wonder does it have the feature they want the most and what wrapping paper says tech?
Can recipients choose their own plans?
My biggest question is if it has all the features that the person wants.
it’s hard to know what they want and if they already have something better or not
susansmoaks at gmail dot com
What is the return policy?
If I’m buying for someone else: Will they be tech savvy enough to use this gift?
When buying a product I think about the price, the quality of the camera and it’s size.
What service plan is the best one? What phone is the most reliable? Will it meets the needs of the person I am
buying for. Will they like the style or type of phone that I choose? What is the return policy if they use the
phone for a little while then change their mind and don’t want it? What is the warranty and replacement if it should stop working or become damaged?
Well I be using this product in 6 months?
features that come with the products
I am always afraid of getting something that they might not actually want. Yeah you can return it, but it’s much better if they love it!
I want to know all the fees involved and how long the product will last me as well as battery life.
LOVE this phone. I’ve been eying it for a few months! Just like my Tmobile G2, but lighter!
Hope, is this a contest entry? Or just a comment? If it’s an entry please click through the things above. 🙂
Battery life is also one of my concerns.
its a tie between coverage/reception and insurance
jdmimi at gmail.com
Just about anything and everything. I have an old flip phone that does nothing but call out and receive calls. So all this technology is very new to me
How much the plans cost and their coverage area is.
tdlsfm(at)gmail(dot)com
What is the monthly service cost?
I have a dear friend who is older and not exactly technically savvy. I worry that she won’t be able to figure out how to use the device, however, I always try to think positively and get my kids to teach her 🙂
coverage area
I’m very indecisive, i always question if i am buying one of the better products that’s on the market or if it will be junked soon after purchase.
Q. What’s the return policy for a gift?
Is a newer version releasing soon? If so, how do both units differ?
my biggest question is always battery life!
What will is cost them per month for their service
How reliable and fast is the product
Amanda Sakovitz
pokergrl8 at gmail.com
Is there a contract necessary?
thank you
tatertot3741@gmail.com
How does their customer service rate in case my recipient has questions or wishes to return the item.
jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com
How long is the battery life?
BBrittBrat1398@yahoo.com
My biggest question is always, “Does the phone suffers major slowdowns, when in heavy use?”
is it easy to set up!
I never know if they will like it or if it will be compatible with what they already have
vmkids3 at msn dot com
What is the biggest question you have when it comes to buying a wireless product as a gift?
My biggest question I have when it comes to buying a wireless product as a gift is will the person like and use is. Because phones come with a 2 year service plan majority of the time. And I would not like to buy someone a phone that they would not like to have for a few years. Now a days people are very particular when it comes to cell phones. Also a question I would have to ask myself to start looking for a phone is how will the phone be used. So another big question I have when it comes to buying a wireless product as a gift is where to find unbiased comparison charts and looking for the find features of a phone that match the person of interest.
will work in their plan
My biggest concerns when buying a cell phone for someone as a gift are: #1 Will the phone work on their carrier’s network? and #2 Will they like the phone?
I really hate buying wireless products as gifts. My preferences are sometimes different from my mother’s or my brother’s. However, I do try to think about the things they liked and the things they hated in their last phones and try to improve on that.
My biggest question is if I’m going to be “Tech Support” for all problems with the device.
abfantom at yahoo dot com
do they have the service, will they be happy with the phone.
zippy573 AT netscape DOT net
There return policy and contact length:)
Due to where I live, is there coverage?
How much extra is it gonna cost to use this one a daily basis?
Is it worth the money? will the price drop soon?
kport207 at gmail dot com
biggest question: Should I get this or will a newer, better gadget come out in a few months
xoxoxo
How difficult is it to use all of it’s abilities.
Thanks so much.
rickpeggysmith(at)aol(dot)com
My biggest question when buying a gift is will the person know how to operate it.
return policy is most important
battery life would be my question of concern!
Will the wirless part drain my battery fast?
i want to know if u buy when i be able to return with no problems
I like to know if the android os is better than apple..i have never used the android os and I love apple…what are the differences between them and the differences between 3G and 4G
My question is it worth it and if the friend would like it.
whe buying a wireless product as a gift my biggest question is the affordability of the plans offered
The biggest question I have when purchasing a wireless product is will my husband like it enough to keep it?? 😉
my biggest question is if it has all the features that the person wants/needs.
Whether or not something better is coming out a month after I purchase my phone.
My biggest concern is when it comes to phones is being locked into contracts. When it comes to wireless in general, I worry if the connection will be decent.
I’d like to know who their current carrier is.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
My biggest question is how easy is it to use!
I always wonder if this phone will still be THE ONE after 6 months with 18mths left on my contract.
I look at price first cause kids take all my money…but “how easy it is to use” is also important cause my ole brain is still learning…
How can I teach a non tech friend to use a wireless product.