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Having a phone whose hardware and OS is from the same company is no guarantee of it being flawless . . . as the posts by iPhone users on this very forum bear witness.
 
Oh?
It was in reference to that ^^
Clearly you lack reasoning skills.

Oh snap, c wut i did thar?

:D

Clearly you are a troll?

You don't own an iPhone, yet you're on an iPhone forum talking about buying a Droid.

You seek to instigate and antagonize.

You tell OP's that they can't afford things, yet you're still on a LG Chocolat, and talking here about getting a Droid and returning it.

You don't own an iPhone, but you act like you know all about it.

So, are you a troll?

Jav knows much more than you'll ever know about the iPhone. You need to get your Droid, if you can afford it, and be on your way.
 
Some companies are special See Nokia. They have had over a decade to make their OS good, and yet, they let it slide to being absolute ****.

I wish they did something to change their OS. Maemo is nice but no where near the iPhone. The N900 has a nice design but their OS especially Symbian requires a serious refresh.

Konz
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Clearly you lack some reading skills.

Oh?

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Stick to the same hardware vendor that makes its hardware & software. Guaranteed flawless performance...

It was in reference to that ^^

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BTW, logical fallacies don't apply to my posts.

Clearly you lack reasoning skills.

Oh snap, c wut i did thar?

Troll bells are ringing.. :rolleyes:
Here's this for you pal.
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Smartphone Showdown: iPhone 3GS vs Motorola Droid

I hate to start another thread about the Droid (flame away) but I came across this article that compares the Droid and the iPhone. I think this is a great read for anyone debating switching since it compares the best features of both handsets and it will help anyone make an educated decision based on what is more important to them on a phone.

Article here, from MobileCrunch.
 
Overall, I think the Droid looks promising. The screen looks great. I don't really care about physical keyboards. I'm so used to my iPhone keyboard that I don't think I could type on a physical keyboard.

BUT. The outer casing looks horrible on the Droid. What's up with that ugly ass extension on the bottom? Looks horrible. I think it was designed just to show the Verizon logo.
 
Although the iPhone's keyboard is fine, I like a physical keyboard option because it doesn't cover up the screen when I'm doing remote web work.

It also opens up the option of lots better game control, and quicker page scrolling.

Reviews have said the case extension looks much better in person than in photos.

Can't wait to see one up close, to see how it really feels in the hand.

There's also the keyboard-less Droid Eris for less money, with a lesser iPhone screen resolution.
 
Personally I don't see what the issue is. There is plenty of room in the marketplace for the Droid, the iPhone and others. Apple do not need to (and are not aiming) for 100% market share...
 
Hundreds line up for new Droid phone at New York store:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-10392128-94.html

Why not the iPhone? :confused: :apple:
Top 10 reasons:
10 The iPhone is not available for Verizon
09 Not everyone has tasted the sweet kool-aid that is :apple: brand kool-aid :p
08 Android is not :apple:
07 They need cellular service when they are at: 36°14′31″N 116°49′33″W
06 They get a free kick ass GPS w/streetview
05 They can't talk and surf the interwebz at the same time
04 They had to use the refund from returning the Blackberry Tour before it expired.
03 90 thousand fart/burp and flashlight apps just overwhelms their inner child :D
02 They didn't have to shop Sky-Mall to get a $300 alarm clock
and the #1 reason:They remember the uprising of the machines in iRobot & Terminator and hope to get a pass when our Robotic overlords rise to take their rightful place as our omnipotent leaders
 
"Many people have been comparing the new Droid to the iPhone, and some have even called the new device the true iPhone killer. But judging from the people I talked with who were buying the Droid, it looks like it might be more of a BlackBerry killer."

Most of the people that I spoke to as well about the Droid say roughly the same. They are loyal to Verizon and don't want to go to AT&T. If the IPhone was available on Verizon they would likely own one. I agree with the above... It is more a Blackberry killer....
 
Droid will not affect iPhone in any way.

Exactly how much thought went into that comment? ;)

Competition is a good thing.

There is huge room for improvement in the iPhone.
This way Apple, Inc. might just pull their fingers out.

So yes, I do hope the "Droid" affects Apple.
 
The fact that this is a new kind of phone for Motorola, hundreds of people is very nice.

But, I ask you, how many queued when the first iPhone was released, here and across the pond? Certainly more than hundreds.

When the third generation of the Motorola Whatsit is released, will hundreds of people be queueing for that?
 
all of you make excellent points..

here where im from.. only one other person knew about the droid and thats because he is with verizon and i told him about the droid since he was getting a new phone..

The droid is not an iphone killer...
I must admit that android is coming close. Sometimes it makes me wish i had android. Then i look at my phone and everything android has built in.. the iphone has an app for it.. I think Apple may surprise us with a huge OS update in the next month with more customization options.. But Apple has to do something.. and I know that Steve Jobs has something up his sleeves to WOW us again.

O and does the Droid even come with a Gig of memory??
 
Exactly how much thought went into that comment? ;)

Competition is a good thing.

There is huge room for improvement in the iPhone.
This way Apple, Inc. might just pull their fingers out.

So yes, I do hope the "Droid" affects Apple.

It would be nice if something affected Apple, but Apple seems pretty oblivious to the outside world so I'm not holding my breath. Yes, the droid is not an iphone killer. That would be Apple.
 
The Droid is not an iPhone killer, nothing is. God himself could release a phone and there would still be a market for the iPhone. There's plenty of room for iPhone, WebOS, RIM, WM, and Android. My prediction is iPhone, Android, and WebOS will dominate consumer phones while RIM and WM will dominate business used phones. Oh, and considering more and more of my friends are getting smartphones the market is going to be huge.

Apple is missing out by sticking with AT&T, but if they're happy with their sales whatever. Competition is great for the market, and we can admit Apple started the race but others are quickly catching up.

By the way I know lots of people who don't like the iPhone. Different opinions, people.
 
The Droid is a great device and will do well for Verizon. As others have said, competition is a good thing. The iPhone isn't going to suit everyones needs, nor should it.
 
"Five hundred phones is a lot of phones to sell in one day," Verizon Wireless spokesman David Samberg


I laughed at that. 500 phones in one day OMG! How will the iPhone ever compare...oh wait.

I like the looks and what the Droid can do but imho iPhone is still the top phone for me.
 
Most interesting is that articles are saying that the droid might not be an iPhone killer - but rather a blackberry killer. And while I don't think the blackberry is going away anytime soon - I do think the droid will put a dent into the blackberry market if only because both are available on Verizon.
 
The Droid is not an iPhone killer, nothing is. God himself could release a phone and there would still be a market for the iPhone. There's plenty of room for iPhone, WebOS, RIM, WM, and Android. My prediction is iPhone, Android, and WebOS will dominate consumer phones while RIM and WM will dominate business used phones. Oh, and considering more and more of my friends are getting smartphones the market is going to be huge.

Apple is missing out by sticking with AT&T, but if they're happy with their sales whatever. Competition is great for the market, and we can admit Apple started the race but others are quickly catching up.

By the way I know lots of people who don't like the iPhone. Different opinions, people.

Exactly, it's a young market and most people are first time smart phone buyers.

At the end of the day does it really matter who "wins"? I'm very happy with my iPhone so far but it wouldn't bother me in the slightest if Motorola, Palm or RIM sell more phones than Apple. As long as there is fair competition then the companies will have to innovate and improve their products every year which can only be good for their customers.
 
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