Comments on: T-Mobile Proudly Touts Android Stats At Open Mobile Summit

By: Wilco

Wilco — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 06:35:11 +0000

BTW, I just upgraded to a new CM mod, packed with Eclair features.

By: Wilco

Wilco — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 06:33:56 +0000

If it weren’t for Cyanogen Mods, I would be seriously pissed about my G1. But I gotta tell you, since I gained root access, and upgraded to the CM (with updates every couple of days) I love my G1. Let me say it again. I LOVE MY G1. even with it’s small-ish screen. I love the keyboard. I love my 5 screens, and my customized look. I love my 100+ apps with room for another 100 apps, and my 108M of RAM memory. It’s quick, and 3G just landed in Tulsa.

I’m content. I look forward to the Nexus One for my T-Mobile upgrade, but I love what I have now.

By: webby

webby — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:31:20 +0000

I’m a G1 early adopter. I could care less about a T-Mobile channel, and paying for apps via Google checkout is just fine, thank you. How about releasing an advanced Android phone with a keyboard, T-Mobile? If you can’t get a GSM droid, did you hear that HTC builds phones?

I’m not interested in Fisher-Price Android thingys. Get some advanced Android phones with keyboard, or your G1 customers (including moi) are going to start fleeing.

By: davis

davis — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:39:58 +0000

TMO’s lack of sincere participation in the Android game is a real slap to the face of consumers. They are going for quantity over quality, slapping the Android OS on whichever willing clunker they can find. The MyTouch/Cliq/Behold are like a bunch of calculator watches compared to the Hero and Droid. I cant wait for my contract to end TMO doesnt seem to care about phone capability and hardware. So long as they get Whoopi Goldberg and Phil Jackson they’ll be happy hocking sweaty socks to whomever will buy them. They better bribe Sony into releasing the Xperia on time, unless TMO has something incredible up their sleeve thats their only hope. it wont take that long for people to realize they want an Android phone, and it will take even less time for them to realize which carrier has the cheap crappy ones.

By: akil

akil — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:57:33 +0000

i use my browser all the time, even if its a news app that should count too, and my pc is literally 3 from my bed, not cus im lazy but because i kinda……….love my phone and i use it to control my computer from through out the house

By: zacas

zacas — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:11:06 +0000

I use the Magic on Rogers 3G network, and I use the browser whenever I can’t possibly avoid it. Probably works out to be 1-2 times per week. The problem: You never know how fast or slow its going to be. Especially if its something that I can just look at on a computer later. I also find that I only visit my regular sites, which are already bookmarked. Nothing more painful than searching for a new site, and then waiting and wondering if its ever going to load.

By: Miguel

Miguel — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:18:11 +0000

So are you going to get the Droid?