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RE: Hey, Hurd
RE: Hey, Hurd
That said, I think Palm has/had very little in the pipeline past the 1-2 punch of the Pre/Pixi of 2009.
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RE: Hey, Hurd
nobody can argue with Hurd's track record. this man has single-handedly turned around HP since he took over the CEO spot. i'm not really a fan of HP but Hurd has done a great job for stockholders and the company. he knows what he's doing.
RE: Hey, Hurd
E-T
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E-T
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E-T
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Have a nice day!
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IP property
Basically I think the brains with the smartphone aspect have escaped, hopefully HP has shut the barn door on the brains and personnel that left Palm...
EVO 4G
what can i say that hasn't already been said by all of the reviews already posted. i've played with this thing for the last few hours and it's just killer. HTC did a great job. go play with one.
RE: EVO 4G
1. Is the backlight bleed-thru as bad as some reviews have said?
2. Any issues with the capacative touch buttons (home, search, menu, back) below the screen being overly sensitive? The ones on my Droid are very easily triggered.
3. Initial thoughts on the PIMs compared to Garnet? Did any of your contact fields or categories get corrupted in the Palm Desktop to Outlook to Gmail transition? Any issues yet with something started in Sense not migrating over to the Gmail cloud? Did all of your carefully calculated plans of PIM data migration + FTP access work the way you planned?
4. Any issues with the phone app dialing extra digital (for example, let's say I have 5 phone numbers listed for Person X: home 1, home 2, mobile, work 1, and work 2. With Garnet I could add a note in the phone number field such as "Home: 111-555-2222 (beach house) or something. But Android attempts to dial the 111-555-2222 number plus the numeric equivalents for b-e-a-c-h-h-o-u-s-e. Very annoying.
5. Does the protruding camera lens look as if it could be easily scratched? That's my one worry. The boss' HD2 has already got some scuffs on the lens after <2 months' of use.
6. Does the kickstand seem like a nice inclusion or a silly novelty? I think I'd rather have seen the space used for a larger capacity battery.
7. Is the camera fairly usable? I've seen sample stills & videos online and they range from very good to fairly lame.
8. I think I recall you saying you played with the HD2 in a T-Mob store a while back. Does the Evo feel just as well-built as the HD2?
9. Does the lack of a d-pad or trackball bother you at all so far? Does the touchscreen seem dead-on accurate? My Droid started to "drift" after about 6-8 weeks and there's no way to calibrate it. Sometimes it's wildly inaccurate, something it's overly sensitive and other times it's just fine. Reminds me of the old T|T days. I'm also curious as to real-world battery life after you've had a few days wth it (since I'd say your usage habits are probably rather similar to mine).
10. Just out of curiosity, what Sprint package do you have ? The $100 Simply Everything plan? I am seriously thinking about jumping ship in the coming months if Verizon doesn't bring out a very strong Android device w/ a real keyboard.
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RE: EVO 4G
hkk - thanks for the questions -
1. Is the backlight bleed-thru as bad as some reviews have said?
i heard about this. no bleed-thru on my unit. i went into dark closet to check.
2. Any issues with the capacative touch buttons (home, search, menu, back) below the screen being overly sensitive? The ones on my Droid are very easily triggered.
no they are Goldilocks PERFECT. responsive yet not too sensitive.
3. Initial thoughts on the PIMs compared to Garnet? Did any of your contact fields or categories get corrupted in the Palm Desktop to Outlook to Gmail transition? Any issues yet with something started in Sense not migrating over to the Gmail cloud? Did all of your carefully calculated plans of PIM data migration + FTP access work the way you planned?
the PIMs are fine so far. like anything else - after 10+ years of doing the same thing you need to have an open mind and learn new better ways. nothing got corrupted. i used Centro-->EAS->Nuevasync---->Gmail. "AndFTP" is a great app that lets me do free FTP to Cloud. free PUSH email is awesome too.
4. Any issues with the phone app dialing extra digital (for example, let's say I have 5 phone numbers listed for Person X: home 1, home 2, mobile, work 1, and work 2. With Garnet I could add a note in the phone number field such as "Home: 111-555-2222 (beach house) or something. But Android attempts to dial the 111-555-2222 number plus the numeric equivalents for b-e-a-c-h-h-o-u-s-e. Very annoying.
have no experienced this yet.
5. Does the protruding camera lens look as if it could be easily scratched? That's my one worry. The boss' HD2 has already got some scuffs on the lens after <2 months' of use.
YES - this is a design flaw IMO. the device literally rests on the back camera glass. im not sure if this will do much harm but i wont be laying the EVO on hard scratchy surfaces if i can help it. nothing a body glove case can't fix. i'm going naked and careful.
6. Does the kickstand seem like a nice inclusion or a silly novelty? I think I'd rather have seen the space used for a larger capacity battery.
the kickstand is awesome. when you have 4.3" display like this you want to prop it up and watch movies. Mike Cane types would be all over this. 4G HQ YouTUBE is cool.
7. Is the camera fairly usable? I've seen sample stills & videos online and they range from very good to fairly lame.
i have not tested camera/stills/videos at all yet. going out with buddies tonight for a night of debauchery so i will try to test then.
8. I think I recall you saying you played with the HD2 in a T-Mob store a while back. Does the Evo feel just as well-built as the HD2?
the HD2 was good build. the EVO is BETTER built IMO. higher build quality IMO. feels so solid and high quality. YET THIN.
9. Does the lack of a d-pad or trackball bother you at all so far? Does the touchscreen seem dead-on accurate? My Droid started to "drift" after about 6-8 weeks and there's no way to calibrate it. Sometimes it's wildly inaccurate, something it's overly sensitive and other times it's just fine. Reminds me of the old T|T days. I'm also curious as to real-world battery life after you've had a few days wth it (since I'd say your usage habits are probably rather similar to mine).
i havent missed not having a trackball yet. no need for one IMO with capactive touchscreen. and HTC keyboard includes arrows if needed.
10. Just out of curiosity, what Sprint package do you have ? The $100 Simply Everything plan? I am seriously thinking about jumping ship in the coming months if Verizon doesn't bring out a very strong Android device w/ a real keyboard.
$99/month Unlimited Everything - Voice+Data+Texts+GPS+TV+Radio
+$10/month for 4G allegedly.
Free Device Upgrade 1X per year.
RE: EVO 4G
touchscreen is very sensitive and accurate so far.
RE: EVO 4G
I've told you louts to stop invoking my name like this in your damned posts. I have a frikkin LifeDrive, why the hell would I want another small screen for video? And one that CAN'T do DiVX/XViD AVI too? I want the Archos 7 HT for that.
HTC EVO 4G: Nice Hardware, Horrible Sprint Software
http://grack.com/blog/2010/06/03/htc-evo-4g-nice-hardware-horrible-sprint-software/
Zzzzzz. Next week the iPhone 4 will be out. The EVO will become a footnote.
Next!
RE: EVO 4G
Evo 4G: 4.3" 480x800 LCD with hardware acceleration, 1Ghz CPU, 1GB internal storage + 32GB memory card support (8GB card standard), HDMI output and a reasonably fast, modern OS. And a kickstand too!
Be patient, sir. I am sure an Android solution for DiVX/XVID will come along eventually. The platform is approaching such critical mass that it HAS to "grow up" eventually!
BTW, I fondled an Archos 5 tablet the other day and it felt horribly cheap and plasticky (but still has nice specs for the price)! The screen sensitivity and accuracy left a lot to be desired as well. I think Dell is going to end up being champ in the 5" screen category...but I still say 5" is the odd size out. Too big for yer pocket and too small to be a good PMP! 7"+ is the sweet spot.
The Evo will NOT become a footnote thanks to AT&T's recent pricing shenanigans. Aside from potential battery life, camera lens scratch, and no optical d-pad (all easily addressible if HTC feels it necessary in a 12-month refresh), it's the first "no glaring deficiency" smartphone to hit the market.
Also, Apple pulling a Palm and going backwards in screen size while still refusing to even give us a microSDHC slot or a user-replacable battery isn't helping matters much. iPhone will continue to lead the industry but eventually Jobs will have to dump AT&T for greener pastures if Android keeps gaining momentum at its current rate. Android still has a LONG way to go but even I must admit that its rate of improvements & adoption over the past 8-9 months has been staggering.
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RE: EVO 4G
>>>Evo 4G: 4.3" 480x800 LCD with hardware acceleration, 1Ghz CPU, 1GB internal storage + 32GB memory card support (8GB card standard), HDMI output and a reasonably fast, modern OS. And a kickstand too!
Shut up, you moron.
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Seems like you made a good choice for your wants and needs
E-T
RE: EVO 4G
No. I saw two posters for it. About as close as I expect to come to it.
TOMORROW, new iPhone. Your EVO will become a footnote again.
RE: EVO 4G
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2010/06/07/htc-evo-4g-blows-away-sprints-first-day-sales-records/
>>>So, take the two previous record holders, tally up both of their sales for their first three days. The EVO sold three times that total in just one day.
Bah. The iPhone 4 will do a MULTIPLE of EVO one-day sales in its FIRST HOUR on sale.
Gekko, you're getting an iPhone 4, baby! LMAO!
so much for blaming Sprint
RE: EVO 4G
Probably not-- EVO probably sold 300K on day 1, which is about 75% of what the iPhone 3GS did on launch (and that's with 2 weeks of preorders and on 20 carriers). iPhone 4 is selling into a bigger market, and it might out-launch the 3GS, but I think Android's taken a LOT of wind out of Apple's sales.
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Gekko wrote:
So have any of you played with an EVO yet? I'm posting from it now. 24+ hours since purchase and it keeps getting better. Go check it out! Give it a little time to get used to a whole new modern OS but the hardware software and web integration is truly awesome. And the ability to customize your experience in so many ways is head spinning.
I played with it today at a Sprint store downtown. Very sweet hardware. I did some side by side comparison tests with my Palm Pre and even though my Pre is overclocked to 800MHz, the EVO beat it quite handily. Sprint did its usual bang up job by putting an black zip tie across the lower middle of the screen so it was hard to test the virtual keyboard but given that handicap, I really liked typing on the EVO keyboard.
Having said that, I found myself wishing the EVO had webOS. The Pre's UI just flows better than Android's. One annoying little quirk is that the EVO model that I played with would only switch from portrait to landscape if I turned it counterclockwise which wouldn't normally be problem except that the ugly black zip tie made the clockwise turn less convenient. My Pre on the other hand, will switch orientations in whichever direction I turn it - clockwise, counterclockwise, or upside down.
But overall a very nice piece of hardware.
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RE: EVO 4G
>One annoying little quirk is that the EVO model that I played with would only switch from portrait to landscape if I turned it counterclockwise which wouldn't normally be problem except that the ugly black zip tie made the clockwise turn less convenient. My Pre on the other hand, will switch orientations in whichever direction I turn it - clockwise, counterclockwise, or upside down.
glad you got to check it out.
this is getting fixed along with some other minor tweaks and even faster speed in the next Android update 2.2 aka Froyo -
http://www.androidcentral.com/android-22-froyo-video-walkthrough-nexus-one
RE: EVO 4G
Gekko wrote:
that putz Ruby and the apologists all blamed Sprint. If you build a good phone they will come.no excuses.
That's one theory. My theory is that perhaps Sprint finally learned a lesson about arbitrarily disabling features. The Pre for example, like the EVO, is perfectly capable of acting as a wifi hotspot, a feature which stodgy, old Verizon actively promoted when they finally got the Pre. Sprint on the other hand disabled this feature along with any kind of tethering that was not purchased as an expensive add-on.
http://www.prethinking.com/home/2009/6/15/sprint-warns-against-palm-pre-tethering-hacking.html
And the Palm Pixi didn't even have wifi until it got to Verizon.
All this proves is that Sprint has never had a decent selling phone until now and all those failures can't be someone else's fault. Sprint has to share in the blame.
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RE: EVO 4G
tethering? wow that's a stretch. come up with some better excuses please. maybe you and Beersie can uncover the conspiracy behind the Fooleo debacle too. maybe the CIA was behind it?
RE: EVO 4G
Gekko wrote:
tethering? wow that's a stretch. come up with some better excuses please. maybe you and Beersie can uncover the conspiracy behind the Fooleo debacle too. maybe the CIA was behind it?
Just one example of how Sprint has traditionally undermined itself. Whether it's by limiting access to low-cost plans like SERO or by limiting advanced features like tethering, Sprint has traditionally shot itself in the foot almost as much Palm has with the Foleo debacle being only one of many examples.
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RE: EVO 4G
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH and HAHAHAHAHAHAHA and HAHAHAHAHAHAAH too.
No gyroscope for you!
RE: EVO 4G
rpa - Calendar Pad is simply a front face for the default Calendar App, so it really just gives you another customized "view" into the default Calendar. i actually stopped using it for this reason. i'm starting to like the Default Android Calendar - it's starting to grow on me. it takes a little getting used to after 11+ years with the PalmOS Calendar but it has its advantages. you just have to learn to do things a little differently. just because they are different does not mean that they are worse. nobody likes change at first but change is the only way we improve and advance.
not sure what the Android Default Calendar and OS does for different time zone events. i can check into it for you if you give me a specific question or scenario. and your outcome may vary depending on what Calendar you sync with ie Google, Outlook, EAS, etc. i use The Google.
RE: EVO 4G
I can link a weekly event like a conference call to Hong Kong's timezone and the time will shift relative to the new timezone so a 10 am call in HK will become 7 pm the day before when I am on the West Coast. GREAT. However, if I want to meet someone at 4 pm on Thursday when I am in Seattle, I can just put the time in at 4 pm on Thursday w/o any timezone link (Palm's default) and the event stays at 4 pm Thursday even when I change the clock from Hong Kong's time to Seattle's. Whoever added this feature to Palm's calendar knew what they were doing. I tried a Nokia for a week but a change in the phone's clock/date shifted EVERY event in my calendar (a disaster) so I went back to Palm. Even my PC running Outlook 2003 shifts all events so I keep the PC's clock set at Hong Kong time regardless of where I am. This may sound like a trivial matter but it is a deal breaker for me. Every calendar app should have this feature (if any developers are reading....).
Thanks again for the Android updates.....feedback coming from a Palm user is very useful for us who are still clinging to Garnet.
RE: EVO 4G
Have a nice day!
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RE: EVO 4G
this has my head spinning. i think my ADD kicked in.
not sure what Android does and i'm afraid to test this for fear of putting all my calendar events on Hong Kong time or worse. go play with an EVO with an open mind.
RE: EVO 4G
1) Apple
2) Gyroscope
3) Killer screen
4) Apple
5) Apple
You just feel like your pants are on the ground because your EVO is already sooooo obsolete. LMAO.
RE: EVO 4G
Gekko, the problem Is easiest to visualize with airplane aarival and departure times. Your departure is given in one time zone, and your arrival in another. You want to input both times and let the PIM know what timezone you're using, and then let the PDA sort out the calendaering.
RE: EVO 4G
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RE: EVO 4G
Where Is Your EVO God Now, Gekko?
http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/09/dont-buy-the-android-evo-it-is-a-seriously-flawed-device/
>>>The battery life is abysmal – MobileCrunch calls it a "dealbreaker" and I agree. Yes you can do a few things to get a little extra time out of it, but this device routinely runs out of power while sitting on standby overnight next to my bed.
>>>And all this software trying to work together and in layers really does result in lots of bugs – particularly with photos. Quite often they fail to save and you have to reboot the device.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
RE: EVO 4G
well i actually own the device and love it. i've used it for several days and have had no such problems. you guys know me well enough to know that i'd be the first one to bitch and complain if there was a problem. but there's not. howver if you turn on the 8-hotspot, WIFI, 4G, BT, GPS, and max brightness yes you will run down your battery fast. unfortunately, the laws of battery physics have still not yet magically changed.
do what you like but listening to a lone sensationalistic article to make your decisions rather than review the device yourself does you no service.
Sprint offers a 30 day guarantee.
RE: EVO 4G
BTW, I know you've been interested in CorePlayer and here's a very good explanation from the creators themselves as to why no Android version has yet appeared:
http://forum.corecodec.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2885
Still not imminent due to issues with Android itself.
Archos does it by ignoring Android altogether and writing native code for the hardware. Hell, I wish other device makers would do that! I'm really shocked HTC didn't do it for the EVO or even another device.
RE: EVO 4G
HTC's Sense can be clunky and kinda dated-looking at times, and the various pieces of Sprint bloatware tend to clutter up the launcher but overall Sense addresses some of the most glaring deficiences of stock Android. Maybe in two years' time it won't be needed but for right now it's needed and appreciated. Compared to Moto's Blur, Sense is the definitey the lesser of the custom UI evils.
I'd like to see a Evo hardware refresh in 6-9 months' time with a flush (ie non-protruding) camera lens, overall better still/video image quality, a higher-capacity battery and 8gb of internal storage. Otherwise, it's a fantastic device and arguably one of the top 2-3 smartphones on the market.
I still like the Nexus One but it's already starting to feel a bit dated in its hardware & design (but early Froyo is a nice touch).
The Moto Droid needs to be put out to pasture ASAP. It reminds me of the Treo 650----it sold in large numbers and did a lot for the platform but it had some glaring deficiences at launch that have not improved over time, either via OS updates or in newer production batches (inferior reception to other Moto devices, weak battery life, dreadful keyboard, inaccurate touchscreen, horribly laggy Gallery app). The handful of Android 2.x devices with physical keyboards desperately needs some new fresh blood ASAP.
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RE: EVO 4G
And that told you all you needed to know about battery life, huh? Eejit.
RE: EVO 4G
Really, I just don't understand why Apple is sticking with AT&T. They just announced a whole host of data-intensive apps like Netflix, Facetime, and 720p YouTube uploads, but we're now limited to 2 GB unless we want overages? Give me a ****ing break. This is the iPHONE, not the iPod Touch. I don't want to be held back because AT&T is scared of taxing their network. Get it on Verizon so that we can even out the load, drop prices, remove caps, and increase competition.
I really do believe that Apple has the superior platform, but limiting it to AT&T just gives Google plenty of room to come in and muck up the "good enough" campaign on every other network.
RE: EVO 4G
1. there's a big myth out there that Sprint has shitty network coverage. that's bullshit. i've been all over the country and never had a problem with the Sprint network. many times my cohorts on AT&T or Verizon have poor service yet i have great coverage. it is a fact that AT&T network sucks not only in the sticks but also in the major metro areas.
2. real world 4G is 10X faster than 3G.
3. Android OS is so much more open and flexible than the iPhone. you're in a closed lock proprietary walled garden at the mercy of Apple. no thanks.
4. Removable storage with accessible file system? Replaceable battery? maybe not deal-breakers but certainly nice to have.
5. Android's tight integration with Gmail and the Cloud is a huge selling point.
6. the EVO's 4.3" display blows everything else away. size does matter. i can't go back.
7. every lard ass and their brother has an iPhone today. i like to have something different.
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You might appreciate this. Very few people have traditionally purchased "full retail price" CDMA handsets here in the States. However, with the rapid rollout of new handsets, I am hearing about more people upgrading every 6-8 months and selling their previous handset to offset the purchase price of a new unit.
I found it rather interesting that the full retail price of the Evo 4G is "only" $450, vs. $599 for an HTC Incredible. That's a historically low price for a full-featured CDMA smartphone, much less a flagship device! Previously $400 would get you a new Verizon Pixi Plus or something in that neighborhood.
So I think that Sprint and/or HTC are really trying to get a lot of users who may have purchaed a Palm Pre sometime in the past 12 months to dump it and jump on the Evo bandwagon if they are ineligible for a contract extension and subsidized handset.
P.S. Gekko, to me, removable storage is very important and a replaceable battery is an absolute MUST. You'll find, as Mr. Cane likes to remind us, that Android devices generally have shitty battery life. I have one Droid battery in my phone, another in the desktop charger and another one in my travel bag 'just in case'.
The 4.3" screen is nice but at 800x480 I think 4.0" or 4.1" is going to be the new sweet spot. 4.3" honestly begs for something more along the lines of the iPhone 4's higher resolutions.
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RE: EVO 4G
Bwahahahahahaha.
JK on the Run had a post about what was sucking on his Evo's battery. Go take a look. Too lazy to dig up URL. He has several Evo posts you'd want to read anyway.
What no one is mentioning about the iPhone 4: do we really want to be touching the damned ANTENNA of a cellphone?! The entire side metal is two large antennae! Yum, leukemia.
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Did you see how The Cloud exposed all the AT&T data from iPad 3G owners? This is Your Future, Gekko. You can't get around that UDID like you can with Chrome's Incognito mode for your pr0n!
RE: EVO 4G
Android phones are super rare in Japan so I've never actually used one.
RE: EVO 4G
nastyboy - take a 1GHZ processor and HTC Sense Special Sauce and a 4.3" display and plenty of RAM and you got lots of WOW.
Con - yes you are correct - i'm always just one drunken night away from a stripper/hooker/con artist stealing my phone from me. ironically, often i spend more on booze etc. in one night than the phone is worth. sad yes i know.
- 3:18am EST.
RE: EVO 4G
That's because you lack a soul. Probably a conscience too. Soon, you'll have to change your handle to LifetimeBlisters.
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books? books are obsolete!
i'm not a wannabe literary pseudo-intellectual like your faux twitter friends.
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congrats. IMO the PIMs aren't bad. give it some time - they start to grow on you. like anything else - it takes a little while to get used to something new and a new way of doing things. change is sometimes painful even if it's for the better.
Mayday, mayday
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RE: Mayday, mayday
Furthermore, Palm arrogantly designed their WebOS devices to require mandatory data activation & maintain persistent connections/service. On Android, you can do four clockwise taps on the activation screen and use the devices in wi-fi mode without any mandatory activation silliness. On a WebOS phone, you have to resort to all kind of Linux trickery & ROM hackery in order to bypass activation (at least that's how it was a few months ago when I last researched the matter).
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RE: Mayday, mayday
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RE: Mayday, mayday
Droid by comparison. Klunky as heck with a big screen.
Pat Horne
RE: Mayday, mayday
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RE: Mayday, mayday
Have a functioning Pre for less than 24 hrs now so naturally I'm not an expert. I do like the small volumn of the thing. Fits my empty pocket with no case. I like the pond ripple effect when touching the screen. Digitizer is accurate. Nice screen, good color. I like the feel of the screen and it is not overly sensitive that drives me nuts on the Droid. Not exactly a Treo keyboard but I will adjust at some point. I don't like the slow processor but am now getting to a point to assure stability. Will sometime get classic to run some old Palm stuff I've had for years. Then an over clock will come later. A slow deliberate process for me. Keep in mind this a project for me and the Droid is always on my stand ready to jump into service if needed. Remember curiosity is good in some controlled instances. Lunch time!
Have a nice day!
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Happy Birthday, Palm Pre!
http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/9787/sprint-stores-will-open-at-8am-on-june-6th/
RE: Happy Birthday, Palm Pre!
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We never did see any big announcements about "X million" of either Pre or Pixi being sold, have we?
And I have yet to see either phone in the wild.
Still: iPhone, Sidekick (or SK-like phones, hard to tell nowadays), Berry, and a rare stray Droid.
RE: Happy Birthday, Palm Pre!
Pat Horne
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