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Then man up and go get yourself that N1 you always wanted :D

Ya but you can still get unlocked and unbranded phones that work there. Thats what I do, none of my phones are carrier branded

Word, tell me about Trust me when I say that the N1 was too pretty to fuck around with. It may have been outdated by the HTC Incredible and Liquid but still it was a beauty. The only other phone I can compare the N1 to in terms of looks and design was the Nokia 8800 when it was 1st released...

The entire turbo sim and renegade sim concept is jsut absurd IMO Remember that the phone is only as smart as it user :D

Fuck the Milestone, its a bulky phone with dated features plus, its bigger than your face! HTC has alot of 3G enabled phones dating back to the mogul, tilt, excalibur, etc... I love upgrade time

I guess it depends on the individual, but if you really think about it, the iPhone is another suction plug for the Apple lineup of products both hardware and software

Later Dheeraj

I'm back feeling relaxed and ready to start fresh

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Thats the beauty of the multitude of Android devices. There are a handful to choose from. While with the iPhone, everyone is stuck with the same piece of shit for 9 months at a time

Its wayyy too nice to keep as an everyday phone Thats why I sold mine

Yep I think the only way to get a BNIB N1 is through your carrier

Black always black

You can back up your BBM contacts. There is an option for that

I have the 9700 and its by far the best BB out there. The bold series is RIM's high-end line so it doesn't get any better than that

It wasn't a mistake

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Correction, when I meant aesthetically I meant where core competencies were perfected. I used the wrong term to describe what I was talking about. To answer your question, you're right. With the iPhone you're stuck. Android is like Symbian (the OS running on all Nokia and most SE devices)...

:pint: Its tough to answer your question since manufacturers like HTC, Samsung, Lenovo, Motorola all pump out Android devices like chinese women pump out babies. I would have to say that the Nexus One was the best one I ever used. Solid, clean build. Running 2.1 without a snag. But the Lenovo...

At the end of the day its a matter of taste. The iPhone boasts certain traits which Android phone manufacturers jsut can't match. For example the virtual keyboard. But then again Android devices have other benefits over iPhones. In terms of build, I would give iPhones the upper hand in...