Which Cell Phone do you own?
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I'm not sure who to turn to anymore
My Android phone has become increasingly buggy. It restarts on it's own at least once a day
Windows Mobile is shit
I hate my Blackberry and it's antiquated OS with a passion that cannot be captured in words
iOS is starting to look pretty good to me, assuming that the OS is stable
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I'm not sure who to turn to anymore
My Android phone has become increasingly buggy. It restarts on it's own at least once a day
Windows Mobile is shit
I hate my Blackberry and it's antiquated OS with a passion that cannot be captured in words
iOS is starting to look pretty good to me, assuming that the OS is stable
That's how my epic is at the moment.. I hope froyo can fix some of the damn problems. What version of android does it run?
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I have had Froyo for a while on the Nexus - no issues with stability experienced. I do however do a hard re-start every couple of days just to clear the pipes.
Only slow down I see is when the gallery is loading for the first time.
On a side note I was disappointed that "Froyo" made a move away from the confection based nomenclature of previous builds.
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A device that I can't live without. I chat, call, surf the net, organise my life with this.
That's the device I keep throwing against my wall!!
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Don't IT guys always hate salespeople?
Just to keep things on track, I have a Samsung Moment, which I rather like, despite it being a heavy giant brick of a handset. I got rid of a miserable p.o.s. from Blackberry to buy it. Man, I despised that phone.
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iphone 3gs, not going to buy the 4, but wait for the 5 to come out and even wait for kinks to be ironed out
too lazy to switch over to a gphone because of address book issues. everytime Ive changed phone systems in the past, I had to reenter the phone book almost entirely. there was ALWAYS soemthing wrong!!!
3g is so fucking slow, I rarely use the phone to surf online, but its handy for emails and pix. I dont like using it as an ipod because batteries are not durable enough. -
@El:
Nexus one is made by HTC.
The second Nexus (Nexus S) is made by SamsungStill have to decide which android I'll take next, but I'm not a big fan of Samsung (except for their screens). Motorola Atrix was one of the main events at CES but it's not sure if this phone will come to Europe since it's 4G. Also I think HTC will show some new stuff at MWC next month
Good catch. my b. I really like Samsung to be honest with you.. touchwiz isn't great but neither is HTC's Sense. And I was looking at that phone a bit ago.. Looks promising
I would wait for dual-core phones though. Have you seen the optimus 2X?The Nexus S is running the standard Android UI so no Touchwiz. The advantage of the Nexus over others phones with custom UI's is that you can instantly update when a new Android version is released so that could be a dealbreaker. The result of all these custom UI's is fragmentation of the OS which is not cool. I had to wait way too long for my Hero to get the 2.1 update so I got it rooted and now I'm running custom ROMs without Sense, I even got 2.2 running on my Hero! However, you have to wait for developers to cook the ROM..
But yeah, I'd wait for those dual-core phones too, especially the ones with the Tegra-2 chips. Optimus and Atrix are the first ones but I have no doubt that there will be following more shortly. -
At the moment i have the HTC Evo, though i may trade that in for an HTC Pro Windows 7 phone when sprint finally puts them out… i guess i'll wait a bit for reviews first.
