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sequoias

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Hey peeps this thread will be for Android OS users. Anything can be talked about issues, version support, etc. No bashing or negativity in here please.
 
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I'm a proud user of android OS phone and its amazing but still will improve big time. :) I'm on version 2.1 but upgradable to 2.2 at this knowledge. This phone is a Samsung captivate with at&t
 
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All I know that Android have great amount of app available much as iOS could offer than both Windows, WebOS and Symbai (Nokia's)
 
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Yep and you don't really have to root a phone to get many of those programs. Some will have to but avialable on the android market.
 
Whoa, there is no need to bump constantly, G-Tree. I am in the looks of seeing if there is an option for me to build a mobile web version for andriod user's...:hmm:
 
Virgin Mobile is selling Samsung Intercept with Android OS for $250 and unlimited data/text is $25 per month.

How's cheap! :shock:

Virgin Mobile uses Sprint coverage.
 
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JClarke said:
Whoa, there is no need to bump constantly, G-Tree. I am in the looks of seeing if there is an option for me to build a mobile web version for andriod user's...:hmm:
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Could you clarify on that one?
 
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Foxrac said:
Virgin Mobile is selling Samsung Intercept with Android OS for $250 and unlimited data/text is $25 per month.

How's cheap! :shock:

Virgin Mobile uses Sprint coverage.
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I heard virgin mobile support sucks. I dont know how it can be that cheap.
 
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Android 2.3 (gingerbread) is due to be out not far from now. I wish the mobile companies and phone makers dont delay too much on the os versions as they all vary phones to phones.
 
I am thinking to buy an Android. HTC EVO's LCD too big for me. EPIC is nice but no physical keyboard need. I hope there is new mobile come with small LCD and dual cameras then I will buy it.
 
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I heard virgin mobile support sucks. I dont know how it can be that cheap.
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Who cares about support? I never use any of carrier support, except for network issue and Virgin Mobile USA is owned by Sprint.
 
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I heard virgin mobile support sucks. I dont know how it can be that cheap.
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Oh, I mean - mobile version for my website that I own and run for a local deaf club, it has iphone web app version out now.
 
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JClarke said:
sequoias said:
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I heard virgin mobile support sucks. I dont know how it can be that cheap.
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Oh, I mean - mobile version for my website that I own and run for a local deaf club, it has iphone web app version out now.
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Ohhh i got it now. Im not sure about that. Android can view websites similar to iphones can except there is no web apps for that. Maybe you can build a mobile web version for mobile phones.
 
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The Highlander said:
I am thinking to buy an Android. HTC EVO's LCD too big for me. EPIC is nice but no physical keyboard need. I hope there is new mobile come with small LCD and dual cameras then I will buy it.
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Do you have 20/10 vision?
 
It's more like Highlander don't want to have big device to put in his pocket. It's annoying.
 
PowerON said:
It's more like Highlander don't want to have big device to put in his pocket. It's annoying.
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Uh, it's not big device. You don't wanna carry an ipad or Samsung Tab in ur pocket anyhow.
 
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Highlander wants something bigger than my phone. If you want smaller get motorola flipout. It has android 2.1 and its a bit slower proceasor tho. Its fine for basic uses.
 
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My pros for my android based galaxy s.

Fast, lots of memory and has potiential for future updates. Vivid screen, well built.

Cons: delayed android upgrades and offical gps fix ignored for a long time. Some bugs and lack of video codec support in built in video player. Windows only platform for firmware updates.
 
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