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vnguyen972
Well-known member
Me. 
Taylor Rudd
Veteran
Just picked up the Droid Eris...loving it so far. It runs Android 1.5, but I'm not a phone junky so I don't really know the difference between 1.5 and 2.0.
It is a bit scary knowing that google and my phone are in a relationship though...feels like they are watching everything I do
It is a bit scary knowing that google and my phone are in a relationship though...feels like they are watching everything I do
MattinSTL
Sound Modulator
I'm at the upgrade/renew point with Verizon... I'd love to hear some owner opinions on the Droid. From a very brief encounter with one... it didn't seem to be anywhere near the iphone... on the iphone scale (so to speak)... and hey, before you smack me for saying that... I do NOT have an iphone... and I will NOT leave Verizon (since EVERY person I know locally is on Verizon)... but I'm just saying... my hope was that Verizon would eventually get the iphone... and when I saw the Droid I thought it might satisfy my iphone craving... but playing with it? Hmm... I don't know.
What's your experience (only if you've ALSO used an iphone)?
What's your experience (only if you've ALSO used an iphone)?
ilauzirika
Boring Senior Member
actually, they do.....as the goverment or apple does, is a conspiration......nice plot for a film....sadly enough it's been done too many times.....
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
Android is rad; open source is always a god thing.
My G1 is b e t c h e n.
My G1 is b e t c h e n.
DC
Cinematographiliac
Both are very capable. However, I much prefer the Android devices over the iPhone, and they just keep getting better. Look at what Android has accomplished in just one year since the G1 debuted on T-Mobile!
The iPhone arguably still has the most elegant and simplest interface. But then again, the iPhone is a single-tasking (simpler) device. Android is multi-tasking and is extremely customizable. Plus it plays VERY nice with many Google apps.
If you have a geeky side, I recommend going with Android. Based on your needs, you can decide which hardware and carrier works best for you. It just takes a little familiarizing yourself with the environment to really "get it" and take advanatge of all the powerful features.
The iPhone arguably still has the most elegant and simplest interface. But then again, the iPhone is a single-tasking (simpler) device. Android is multi-tasking and is extremely customizable. Plus it plays VERY nice with many Google apps.
If you have a geeky side, I recommend going with Android. Based on your needs, you can decide which hardware and carrier works best for you. It just takes a little familiarizing yourself with the environment to really "get it" and take advanatge of all the powerful features.