No matter what kind it is the first beer on Friday after work always tastes best.
truer words have never been spoken :toast:
Dru, i think HTC will have to come up with a better looking phone to challenge iPhone.. the G1, even though rich in features, look like a plastic play phone... more than the features people go for the iPhone (at least in India) because of its sleek looks and touch screen... so until HTC comes out with a sleek looking phone the iPhone will still sell in numbers...
i think Asus is bringing out the next android handset... read it on some blog somewhere on the net...
HTC created this phone from its mogul series
they brought in functionality and ergonomics to rival iphones "cool" sleek design.
trust me, i've had the iphone and can tell you in all honesty that its not user friendly. its impossible to type on a virtual keyboard. the phone itself is like holding a flat piece of metal which gets hot in your hand when you charge it. the software is too proprietary (even after you unlock/jailbreak it)
i've been selling mobile's for about 10 years now ever since i high school and i've been through alot of high end phones. but the iphone is only maintaining its status because of marketing and hype. its not a good piece of technology.
if you want to use the argument that they pioneered the "touch" screen then you are wrong. palm actually brought that to the forefront to consumers with their PDA's and their treo handsets.
apple sucks. martin knows exactly what i'm talking about. the best products they make are their notebooks and computers, but in the handheld mobile device sector they are experiencing short success but will be unable to sustain this in the long term.
and finally on top of all that, you need a wireless carrier with a solid 3G network. in the u.s., at&t has the worst 3G coverage, while t-mobile has the newest and the best 3G coverage with the best signal. so if you dont have a provider who can supplement the phones then its all pointless in the end.