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| Lucky Amateur ![]() Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Virginia
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| Droid Verdict----Good, But iPhone Still Better!! Reviews of Verizon's new Droid smartphone----which has gathered attention as of late, are coming in.... The Verdict so far: If you really, really like Verizon (and there is no doubt that Verizon simply has the strongest overall network coverage right now in the US)..... Then get a Droid----as it's the best smartphone Verizon has to offer. However-----if you want the best smartphone and are willing to put up with AT&T annoyances..... Then the iPhone is STILL the way to go. Two reviews here: Mossberg On The Droid: The Best Verizon Has To Offer (VZ, MOT, AAPL) If You Don't Buy An iPhone, Buy A Droid (GOOG, AAPL, MOT)
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| <unknown level> ![]() ![]() Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: AUSTRALIA
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| Re: Droid Verdict----Good, But iPhone Still Better!! Quote:
I have noticed that I've become a little frustrated with the "navi-key" since I became more experienced with it; I'd much prefer a central toggle button (tiny joy-stick) since I have to move my thumb to each edge of the navi-key which takes up time and is not a smooth action. I still think the iPhone is slow, bulky and geared more towards multi-media than the office...
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| Sent from my PC Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Milwaukee, WI
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| Re: Droid Verdict----Good, But iPhone Still Better!! What is with all the periods, John? |
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| Lucky Amateur ![]() Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Virginia
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| Re: Droid Verdict----Good, But iPhone Still Better!! I stutter. LOL Will try to tone them down.
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| Lucky Amateur ![]() Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Virginia
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| Re: Droid Verdict----Good, But iPhone Still Better!! Quote:
And the two reviewers were totally independent from my personal point of view. (Althought the 5 bucks I slipped them on the side didn't hurt.) LOL ![]()
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