Robert Durick
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I had a deteriorating experience
They did for me for a long time too. In fact the operational phase of the experience with the software, perhaps a year and a half, was a model for how they should sync (or a near model; there wasn't quite enough information during the synchronization process to resolve conflicts, but I never had a big problem with that). When the software in new iterations began to fail though with the constant failure of the hardware, it was time to get out.
Being sort of in the market for a smart phone
upgrade from my ancient Nokia, but I'd give it some time given the history.
re: market
Me too, my contract is coming up soon. I am a huge fan of Android but always on the look out for something better or different. There's a big HTC announcement soon then at the end of Feb is WMC in Barcelona. Lots of choices coming out for 2013! Other than...
Looks good
but I will not trade my Nexus 4. The Nexus 4 may well be the best phone I have ever had. JerryW
I would not.
David Pogue likes it, but the big problems I had with the Blackberry Storm had to do with reliability of both the equipment and the synchronization software. In a two year contract I went through four telephones, three Storms and a Storm 2. They would get...
which phone did you have?
Which android phone did you have and which android OS version were you on? -MW
A Motorola
I have a Razr HD Maxx with the operating system that came with it, that I think upgraded once. I tried an add on that I then read in an on line PC World article was not very good despite being about the only choice. It scrambled my contacts and did not wo...
When I had both my Blackberries, they synched perfectly with Outlook
Blackberries were the only phone that would sync perfectly with Outlook. No other phones I've ever used would sync both calendar and contacts with Outlook. - AT
I had a deteriorating experience
They did for me for a long time too. In fact the operational phase of the experience with the software, perhaps a year and a half, was a model for how they should sync (or a near model; there wasn't quite enough information during the synchronization proc...
It looks great but I'll wait for the 2nd generation to see if I'll switch
back to Blackberry. I'm still a die-hard crackberry fan even though I love Android! :) Cheers, Anthony
Hopefully there will be a 2nd Gen...
BB is going to live or die on this release. I'm a huge fan of Android too but if Windows 8 can get going I wouldn't mind trying in a year or so. -MW