Motorola A630 Phone (T-Mobile)
Big dreams...but far too small.
I waited forever for this phone to come out.  I was ready to change providers and sign away my life and throw in my first born as a bonus. All the features, the form but, alas lacking in size. (Yes, size does matter!) <br />Now that I see that the darned thing is about the size of the Wrigley's Doublemint Bonus Pak.  Therefore, it will be just as hard to find it in my purse as my gum is. (Don't these designers realize that most women do not use pockets?) I would not be able to feel the difference between the phone and my compact. (BTW...Don't those designers know that a phone cannot be answered within four rings when it is in the average handbag? We need 5 rings!) <br />I realize that the phone is nothing at all like the powerhouse I envisioned.  I was frustrated with my small PDA screen for browsing the web and I now find that the screen on this phone is a fraction of that size.  I expected the company to take advantage of the landscape orientation to make a better and larger display.  NOT! Why did they even bother?? <br />I thought it would have a keyboard that is sizable enough that I would be able to do some seriously speedy keyboard work.  I guess I'll save money on manicures for now. I'll limp along for another year or two waiting for the next decent sized qwerty/wi-fi/bluetooth/quadband phone that has a useful display to match.   <br />Do women ever design these things?  I don't think so!