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Droid vs. Blackberry vs. iPhone
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<blockquote data-quote="50 Proof" data-source="post: 9262927" data-attributes="member: 24196"><p>:beer: You win for the most ignorant post in the entire thread. There isn't one single cell phone company that is gonig to be perfect everywhere across the entire U.S.A. That's why cell phone providers give you a 14-30 day trial period and publish coverage maps, so that you can figure out if their service is good in your area before you're locked in and committed for 2 years. Sprint sucks balls for some people but for me, I drop maybe one call ever 2 months if that. Data download speeds for me on my Sprint BB are above 2100kbps on average. Sprint sucks for some and is great for others. The same will hold true for Verizon and AT&T as well.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Going back to the OP, if you like texting, be careful about getting a touchscreen only phone. Some people don't text well on touchscreen only phones. If you want good and reliable but boring, get a blackberry. It's great for messaging and email, the operating system is rock solid reliable and the phones are built very well. Touching on the iPhone, yes the droid can do what the iPhone does but the iPhone does everything better. I'm not a mac fan at all. I hate Apple but I like the iPhone. Go to an Apple store and play with one. It's basically a mini computer that can fit in your pocket. The problem with the Droid phones is that it has such a small amount of memory available that is reserved for installing apps, saving pictures, etc. You can put a larger memory card into a droid but you still have to use the onboard memory to install applications onto, therefore not being able to utilize the memory expansion capabilities for anything other than saving documents, music, and pictures onto.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="50 Proof, post: 9262927, member: 24196"] :beer: You win for the most ignorant post in the entire thread. There isn't one single cell phone company that is gonig to be perfect everywhere across the entire U.S.A. That's why cell phone providers give you a 14-30 day trial period and publish coverage maps, so that you can figure out if their service is good in your area before you're locked in and committed for 2 years. Sprint sucks balls for some people but for me, I drop maybe one call ever 2 months if that. Data download speeds for me on my Sprint BB are above 2100kbps on average. Sprint sucks for some and is great for others. The same will hold true for Verizon and AT&T as well. Going back to the OP, if you like texting, be careful about getting a touchscreen only phone. Some people don't text well on touchscreen only phones. If you want good and reliable but boring, get a blackberry. It's great for messaging and email, the operating system is rock solid reliable and the phones are built very well. Touching on the iPhone, yes the droid can do what the iPhone does but the iPhone does everything better. I'm not a mac fan at all. I hate Apple but I like the iPhone. Go to an Apple store and play with one. It's basically a mini computer that can fit in your pocket. The problem with the Droid phones is that it has such a small amount of memory available that is reserved for installing apps, saving pictures, etc. You can put a larger memory card into a droid but you still have to use the onboard memory to install applications onto, therefore not being able to utilize the memory expansion capabilities for anything other than saving documents, music, and pictures onto. [/QUOTE]
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