Yeah it is, but it's only for cool people though, so I would understand why she is getting a droid.Winston_Churchill wrote:
I thought the iphone was god?
Verizon is flawless for me up and down the east coast.S3v3N wrote:
in theory does it connect to say the same wireless internet i'm currently using.. or is it the spotty Verizon Wireless network that my current LG Decoy doesn't pick up but instead bounces off an Altell tower causing me to roam?
it's god at AT&T...Winston_Churchill wrote:
I thought the iphone was god?
I live in what is known and commonly refered to as Mountains.jsnipy wrote:
Verizon is flawless for me up and down the east coast.S3v3N wrote:
in theory does it connect to say the same wireless internet i'm currently using.. or is it the spotty Verizon Wireless network that my current LG Decoy doesn't pick up but instead bounces off an Altell tower causing me to roam?
S3v3N wrote:
I live in what is known and commonly refered to as Mountains.jsnipy wrote:
Verizon is flawless for me up and down the east coast.S3v3N wrote:
in theory does it connect to say the same wireless internet i'm currently using.. or is it the spotty Verizon Wireless network that my current LG Decoy doesn't pick up but instead bounces off an Altell tower causing me to roam?
what a coincidence!S3v3N wrote:
I live in what is known and commonly refered to as Mountains.jsnipy wrote:
Verizon is flawless for me up and down the east coast.S3v3N wrote:
in theory does it connect to say the same wireless internet i'm currently using.. or is it the spotty Verizon Wireless network that my current LG Decoy doesn't pick up but instead bounces off an Altell tower causing me to roam?
what else would the mountains be called if not referred to as or known as.. mountains?burnzz wrote:
what a coincidence!S3v3N wrote:
I live in what is known and commonly refered to as Mountains.jsnipy wrote:
Verizon is flawless for me up and down the east coast.
as i've been with verizon, i've gotten service at strawberry reservoir, fillmore/beaver (yes, that's the name of the turn off), and even in san juan, peurto rico. so far so good for me . . .
hills, the sticks, the boonies, bigfoot country, banjo country, a place where a one toothed boy can sit on his chair on his pourch playing his banjo sucking apple sauce through a straw..Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
what else would the mountains be called if not referred to as or known as.. mountains?burnzz wrote:
what a coincidence!S3v3N wrote:
I live in what is known and commonly refered to as Mountains.
as i've been with verizon, i've gotten service at strawberry reservoir, fillmore/beaver (yes, that's the name of the turn off), and even in san juan, peurto rico. so far so good for me . . .
yeah, but about the nexus atm - 5. It's on T-Mobile (in the U.S.). If there is a carrier that is less well-liked than AT&T, it's T-Mobile. Or at least it would be if they had even nearly as many customers as AT&T. (T-Mobile is the #4 U.S. carrier). This is the company that, with Microsoft's help, suffered a huge data loss late last year. Some people like T-Mobile, but I mostly hear people complaining about coverage issues.CapnNismo wrote:
You can set up the Droid to connect to wifi. It will more than likely not route your calls through the wifi network, but you can do all your data downloading and surfing using it. Duh?
Droid is the second best Android smartphone out there. It was the first best, but now Google released the Nexus One, but it's only available on GSM at the moment.
That is odd Altell = Verizon. Shitty carriers trying to milk everything out of us.S3v3N wrote:
in theory does it connect to say the same wireless internet i'm currently using.. or is it the spotty Verizon Wireless network that my current LG Decoy doesn't pick up but instead bounces off an Altell tower causing me to roam?
You have no idea what you're talking about...whaaaaaaaaaat wrote:
bb tour ftw
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Nexus .. makes me happy I waited. I can wave it in me sis's face when it comes to verizon..lolxzKimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
yeah, but about the nexus atm - 5. It's on T-Mobile (in the U.S.). If there is a carrier that is less well-liked than AT&T, it's T-Mobile. Or at least it would be if they had even nearly as many customers as AT&T. (T-Mobile is the #4 U.S. carrier). This is the company that, with Microsoft's help, suffered a huge data loss late last year. Some people like T-Mobile, but I mostly hear people complaining about coverage issues.CapnNismo wrote:
You can set up the Droid to connect to wifi. It will more than likely not route your calls through the wifi network, but you can do all your data downloading and surfing using it. Duh?
Droid is the second best Android smartphone out there. It was the first best, but now Google released the Nexus One, but it's only available on GSM at the moment.
Yes, Google said the Nexus one will end up on Verizon's network, too. Until that happens, the phone--here in the U.S.--is linked to a decidedly second-tier carrier - http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/a … s_one.html
Unless the Nexus will jerk me off I dont really see how it has anything else that you needKmarion wrote:
Nexus .. makes me happy I waited. I can wave it in me sis's face when it comes to verizon..lolxz
droid had a solid two month run..
Its faster for one. Try doing a little research.GodFather wrote:
Unless the Nexus will jerk me off I dont really see how it has anything else that you needKmarion wrote:
Nexus .. makes me happy I waited. I can wave it in me sis's face when it comes to verizon..lolxz
droid had a solid two month run..
I'm not saying the droid is a jesus phone, I'm just saying that it does everything I need it to and more (of course with a few bugs, but everything has a few bugs and for two months on the market its a soild phone)
So tell me, what do you plan on doing with your Nexus that I'm not going to be doing on my droid?
Thanks to a clandestine meeting with a source, I got a chance to play with and try out the Nexus One. It's basically, from my time with it, Google's Droid killer. It's thin, it's fast, it's better in every way.
I don't think it has a better design simply because it is "smooth and curvy." I like the Droid's angular look. Also, the Droid has a full hardware keyboard, that alone is enough for me to pick it over pretty much anything else (I'm still not a huge fan of touch screens).Kmarion wrote:
Its faster for one. Try doing a little research.GodFather wrote:
Unless the Nexus will jerk me off I dont really see how it has anything else that you needKmarion wrote:
Nexus .. makes me happy I waited. I can wave it in me sis's face when it comes to verizon..lolxz
droid had a solid two month run..
I'm not saying the droid is a jesus phone, I'm just saying that it does everything I need it to and more (of course with a few bugs, but everything has a few bugs and for two months on the market its a soild phone)
So tell me, what do you plan on doing with your Nexus that I'm not going to be doing on my droid?Thanks to a clandestine meeting with a source, I got a chance to play with and try out the Nexus One. It's basically, from my time with it, Google's Droid killer. It's thin, it's fast, it's better in every way.
- Slimmer, faster and better than Droid in every way.
- Has a better design than Droid since it is smooth, curby and light in weight
- Boasts a higher quality and a better screen than iPhone and Droid.
- Nexus One is astonishingly faster than the Droid.
- Nexus One loads webpages faster than Droid and iPhone.
The differences aren't huge, but with a bro sis fun rivalry it is.
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