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Htc evo 4g?!!?
Think its an iPhone killer? I can't wait to get one...
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I don't think you'll see an iPhone killer simply because of how the cellphone market is set up in America. The total cost of switching networks, which is exactly what it means to switch from an iPhone to one of these high end Android phones, is simply ridiculous.
You can make a better phone than the iPhone, and many have in fact done that. But now you have to overcome its apps as well, because its users have money invested in those on top of the phone. |
Valid point... but look at all the people dropping their carriers to go to ATT for the iPhone to begin with...
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The EVO 4G is nice, but I'll take an HTC Incredible over it any day. Furthermore, theres no way WiMax (Sprints 4G) is going to survive against AT&T's and Verizon's LTE 4G...
My opinion? Android is quickly going to become a formidable force for Apple to contend with. |
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I will say though that LTE is going to blow WiMax out of the water, and you can tell Sprint is trying to jump in early to try to pull people in and get them under contract before the others can upgrade their networks. On the note of an iPhone killer, from Android 2.0 any "decent" phone with Android is better, until Apple decides to release OS 4.0. At that point Android will already be beyond 2.2 (Froyo) and pushing more features than Apple can throw apps at. |
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I am a bit glad to be on Verizon right now, was on AT&T for years, but I will say I never had issues in Houston (or Austin, Dallas, basically anywhere in Texas) on AT&T. |
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With AT&T's small bandwidth and the increasing amount of things trying to use that bandwidth, any smart phone, iphone and now the ipad, ATT is falling way behind. The iphone contract is coming up soon and there have been a lot of speculation that it will no longer just be on that network but also verizon as well. Verizon has a better overall network while att has a bigger(in size) one and sprint with the fastest, for now. hopefully sprint can become a giant because i hate att customer service, except for uverse....their customer service is the best i have ever had to deal with.
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AT&T skipped 3G other than major cities and focused on setting up LTE a long time ago, it will be simple for them to make the change. |
My bad...just speculation I have heard. :-)
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Im happy the iPhone is exclusive to AT&T. The longer it stays there, the longer Android will have to grow a strong support base thanks to it being the "only option" on other carriers.
The sad truth is apparent: people are willing to buy an iPhone merely because of its name, and nothing else. They could know NOTHING about other phones/OS's. I love running into someone running Android now, because almost all of them love their phones and were genuinely surprised how good they were, seeing as it was the "best they had since the iPhone wasn't a choice". Nothing pleases me more than seeing someone converted due to simply opening their eyes a bit. |
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All these people are "love" apple products because they are just SO great. and iPad? Really? A big *** iPhone with a bigger processor? for $800? I'm all set. You can buy a laptop for that with Windows 7 on it (which I think is a HUGE steop in the right direction for MS) or even a netbook. I don't know how apple staying in business |
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Apple products are nothing more than a status symbol to many - they barely even know how to use them to their full potential. |
Go to any apple fan site or forum and you'll find out how. A lot of the people that like their products are completely blind and in serious denial.
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I dont need to, sadly. I grew up with a crazy-*** Mac head. Its seriously like a cult.
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+ 1 for the htc incredible / android os. Ive Had my inc since the release date.
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Just bought the Motorla Devour today. The first 2 hours it was a bit overwhelming but now I am enjoying it and slowly finding out all it can do. I was going to get the incredible but they said it would not be in until the 16th. I might take this back if they do get them but other than that I like it so far. Just have to figure out how to put some music in it from a mac with itunes. "Reading instruction on how to do it now"
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Uggg, its not even running 2.1/2.2, its running old 1.6. RUN FAR AWAY. |
Alright iphone 4 details released...this or iphone?
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After seeing the new features, iPhone, I would say it comes down to network at this point.
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The new iPhone is just a shinier toy as per usual. If you're already on Verizon or Sprint, I dont think its worth THAT much to change networks - not unless it magically has 4G under the hood, which it does not. |
I have the iphone 3g right now, contracts about to end, should I switch to sprint and get the evo? Im really getting sick of all this att bs
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I meant people in general who still think that is the way to go without considering other alternatives... as mentioned before, its a status symbol of sorts... |
Got my EVO, and it ROCKS!!!!
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unless you change the plan to the new one, you are grandfathered into the unlimited $30 plan |
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So, where am I wrong? |
At this point Screen size is EVERYTHING....EVO
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I just checked my usage since I bought the phone over a year ago and it says I've only used 1.7 gig. That's not per month which is what AT&T is going to charge IF you change your plan or sign up for new service. I went online and checked my month usage and it was not even 300mb/month. I don't have any reason to change my plan as it works very well for me so I'll be able to keep my unlimited plan.
I would say go w/ the carrier that works good in your area. AT&T works great here in Atlanta. Depending on who I'm talking to it may drop calls but that is due to the person on the other end that their phone does not have good reception. I've been on my phone for hours without dropping a call so I can definitely say they have been improving their service. TMobile, Sprint are not good in this area. Verizon works great, but they didn't have a phone that was acceptable to what I wanted in a phone at the time so I ended up switching to AT&T so I could get the iPhone. If AT&T doesn't work great in your area and you're not in a 3G area, don't go w/ them just because they have the iPhone. You'll just be miserable w/ the reception. |
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