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Please tell me what you think about the quality of Sony.

I think, it is a very nice brand.

I have no faith in Telus either, nor any Canadian carrier, except maybe upstart Wynd mobile. No carrier will bring Google experience phones because they want to exert severe control over users experiences and as someone noted, the selling of their crap vs. android market. Telus did this in the past, and will likely again.

I learned my lesson the hard way buying an HTC Dream 2nd hand for cheap and finding it capped at 1.5 while Magic users will get 2.0 and multitouch. The moral here is stop buying subsidized crap from the carriers. Spend the money and buy an unlocked phone that will work on your carriers network and DO NOT SIGN ANY CONTRACTS and sell your soul to the devil. I will be happy to leave Rogers in 1 1/2 years when my term is up and give them the mighty finger.

If it doesn’t say Google on the phone… it’s Canadian made crap. You were warned.

Just wanted to add that at Rogers, we’ve been selling Android devices since last spring when we were the first to introduce the platform into the Canadian market (just as we were with Blackberry and iPhone).

Our Android line-up is the largest in Canada and includes the HTC Dream, HTC Magic and new LG Eve. Rogers’ has tens of thousands of Android customers who are supported by reps that have been trained on the OS and have had months to get familiar with it.

In regard to paid apps, we would also like to see paid apps in the Android market in Canada, but Google needs to enable this for Canadian customers.

Stay tuned because in the coming months, we will continue to lead the Canadian market by introducing more and more Android-powered devices :)

Take care!
Mary

In fact, Google is willing to sell to Canadians, and accepts Canadian credit cards. You just need to find your way into the paid market.

1) You need a plan that allows for unlimited minutes to 5/10 favorites phone numbers. (Verizon or Tmobile(old plan))
2) Get a google voice phone number. Go to their website to request one. However you don’t know when it will arrive. You can also buy from ebay for about $5.
3) Setup your google voice account
4) Point one of your favorite phone numbers to the google voice number.
** Now this allows for unlimited incoming phone calls if you give your friends the google voice number **
5) You need a data plan and access to your google voice web account.
6) Enter your account and click the little button in the left corner under the google logo. This will connect your phone to the google voice account, and then connect to the phone number you are calling.
** this would allow for unlimited outgoing in the US and for a small fee you could call international calls **

Did some calculations for a family plan at Verizon
5 lines for basic is $119.69 a month and add unlimited data for your phone you add another $30. I would pay $40 for unlimited voice and data but not have any SMS in there. Extra $5 will add around 300 messages. So $45 dollars.

If you want unlimited messaging you will have to add another $30 dollars to the plan that will be shared among the 5 lines. So you will pay another $6 so what would make your bill $46 a month.

You would have to calculate however if you are making other deals on the minutes with ppl you are sharing the plan with.

Concerns would be maps and OTA updates.

Any info appreciated. I’ve been thinking about diving in on Verizon but waiting to find out answers to these questions about the Milestone.