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**jhfkgkfdvjk** · 05-25-2010, 11:42 PM

owners love their phones, what a shock.

i was rebutting ed's post about discrediting the Android platform.

I have the Nexus one

He didn't discredit the Android platform, simply said that the iPhone platform is superior. Which whether you want to believe it or not, is a very accurate statement. The fact that the Droid platform isn't tied to a specific manufacturer is both a blessing and a curse. It allows for more open development, but at the same time, the interface, experience, and usability aren't going to match up with the single-party platform that the iPhone has. Like I said, I've used and messed around with three different Droid phones... the Motorola Droid (my dad's) Nexus One (brother), and the Eris (sister-in-law)... while they're all nice phones in their own right, they simply don't match up with the quality of the interface and experience of the iPhone.

05-25-2010, 11:42 PM	#23
jhfkgkfdvjk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	owners love their phones, what a shock. i was rebutting ed's post about discrediting the Android platform. I have the Nexus one He didn't discredit the Android platform, simply said that the iPhone platform is superior. Which whether you want to believe it or not, is a very accurate statement. The fact that the Droid platform isn't tied to a specific manufacturer is both a blessing and a curse. It allows for more open development, but at the same time, the interface, experience, and usability aren't going to match up with the single-party platform that the iPhone has. Like I said, I've used and messed around with three different Droid phones... the Motorola Droid (my dad's) Nexus One (brother), and the Eris (sister-in-law)... while they're all nice phones in their own right, they simply don't match up with the quality of the interface and experience of the iPhone.
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