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This is true, how perceptive. ;)

Pure opinion - shared by many, power users as well as non-power users, who have actually used it side by side with the iPhone 3GS.

Go figure.

How do you define many in a manor which is verifiable by others who are not part of your mind?
 
How do you define many in a manor which is verifiable by others who are not part of your mind?

I happen to work for, and collaborate with, several recording, media, and independent film companies, ad agencies, and learning institutions - clients who, collectively, for the most part of any given day, are "on my mind."

Product reviews, from a wide range of sources, provide collective points of view as well.

Does this manner of garnering opinions, somehow, seem unreasonable to you?
 
I happen to work for, and collaborate with, several recording, media, and independent film companies, ad agencies, and learning institutions - clients who, collectively, for the most part of any given day, are "on my mind."

For the rest of us, its still in your mind, not verifiable, therefore for its fiction for us.
 
This is true, how perceptive. ;)

The Droid is certainly capable of performing tasks, no one here has dissed it from that perspective.

However, as you stated, it is not nearly as elegant as the iPhone, which will, no doubt, continue to evolve and transform as well.

The Droid seems poised to succeed in taking a significant share from the WinMo platform, in time.

From the perspective of design and interface, though, I do feel that the Droid, in its present form, is a clunker.

Pure opinion - shared by many, power users as well as non-power users, who have actually used it side by side with the iPhone 3GS.

Go figure.

G1 user here. I will admit the UI is a bit clunky.

I guess I would be considered a "power user." I rooted my G1, installed a custom ROM, and then installed a custom theme. Result? My G1 is kind of personalized and looks and operates a little differently than other android phones.

The process wasn't pretty, but hey it worked.
I just wish the "Back" button wasn't so finicky.
 
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