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so borat, which phone do you like for me?
 
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I have android, girlfriend has iphone. A year ago, I would've said iphone hands down. But I think Android is starting to get it's shit together. I honestly think they have better phones now then the iphone. I currently have a Samsung Galaxy S phone and love it. The one downside is the AppStore blows android's market away. 
 
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I also believe the Android's can't connect to Outlook so if you use the phone for work, iPhone is the only way to go
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Borat38:



They're referring to Adobe Flash for mobile phones, not the camera flash.
I have the Droid X on verizon which I think far outclasses the over-rated Iphone including the Ip4...do you have any tweeking tips for mine?
 
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ClubDirt: You seem to be the type who won't be bothered with hacking your own phone, so I think a BlackBerry is a good choice.  Whatever you do, don't get Nokia's smartphones.  Their Symbian platform is waaay behind Android and Apple.  Although HTC phones sports WinMo7 look cool,  Windows Mobile is just a distant third in terms of apps and ease of use, not to mention lack of a good apps market.

michaelpaul1: Here ya go.  (Sorry my browser's acting up, can't post a live link.  Just cut and paste onto address bar):

Droid X Themes & Apps : https://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=693

Droid X Tips & Tricks : https://androidforums.com/motorola-droid-x/



 
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Quote Originally Posted by qball1324:

I also believe the Android's can't connect to Outlook so if you use the phone for work, iPhone is the only way to go


the BB is as good if not better for emails than the iphone. ive heard issues with email synching. i have 5 email addresses on my BB. never a problem
 
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Thanks Borat

 

 have the google phone with T-Mobile.  T-Mobile is fine but the phone sucks.

can you make bets at matchbook, or not, on any of these phones people like?  i didn't see anything in the iphone brochure about that.

 
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I have owned both.  The Droid X IMO is better than the iphone.  Iphone coming to verizon feb 11 though, should be very interesting.

 
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hey guys, thanks for all the feedback. i think i'm leaning droid. now to decide which one.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Borat38:

ClubDirt: You seem to be the type who won't be bothered with hacking your own phone, so I think a BlackBerry is a good choice.  Whatever you do, don't get Nokia's smartphones.  Their Symbian platform is waaay behind Android and Apple.  Although HTC phones sports WinMo7 look cool,  Windows Mobile is just a distant third in terms of apps and ease of use, not to mention lack of a good apps market.

michaelpaul1: Here ya go.  (Sorry my browser's acting up, can't post a live link.  Just cut and paste onto address bar):

Droid X Themes & Apps : https://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=693

Droid X Tips & Tricks : https://androidforums.com/motorola-droid-x/



THANKS!
 
 
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the BB is as good if not better for emails than the iphone. ive heard issues with email synching. i have 5 email addresses on my BB. never a problem


What kind of BB u got
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