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Thinking about a new cell phone....

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That's an understatement. My favorite is the necessity to do the regular battery-pull restart thing when it starts acting funky.

 

I'm hoping I can get a good deal on an iPhone in a couple months when I'm eligible for upgrade.

 

Wait it out and get the 5. Or wait until the 5 comes out and get the 4s for next to nothing.

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I'm one of the few who started iPhone, went Android, and will never go back. I just personally feel like I can do more with my android. I'm a huge HTC fan. I've dropped this phone off my 3rd story balcony when I had a few too many adult beverages. It landed on the concrete and it only has a few scratches. I love the size of my HTC 3d and I absolutely cannot use my little brothers iPhone 4. Too small for me. Plus i hate the internal battery and have never had any luck with any of my apple products surprisingly.

 

I will admit that when I got my first android phone a few years ago, it was extremely buggy. However, the operating system has improved leaps and bounds over the past few years.

 

I would say that you can't go wrong with either the iPhone or a Droid, it all just depends on preference. However, I will say in all caps DO NOT GO BLACKBERRY! They are so outdated, and like JS said, the internet is turrible. Just turrible.

Wait it out and get the 5. Or wait until the 5 comes out and get the 4s for next to nothing.

 

With my bank account, waiting out for a cheap older one is more my speed. That's how I got into the smart phone game to begin with — they had the BB Torch available as a refurb for a penny, so I went with it. Those idiots at AT&T even charged the penny to my credit card. :ohbrother:

I echo the 2 or 3 other Droid fans here. LOVE my Droid! Hated my Blackberry! Have played with an iPhone (my son and daughter-in-law have iPhones). No way I'm going away from my Droid.

That's an understatement. My favorite is the necessity to do the regular battery-pull restart thing when it starts acting funky.

I'm hoping I can get a good deal on an iPhone in a couple months when I'm eligible for upgrade.

 

What the heck is up with that? I had a Storm for a short while for my personal phone, and it did it all the time. I thought it was just my phone. Then, when I got my new job, they provided me a Bold, and the same thing! A co-worker was given a Torch, and again...same thing! RIM sucks!

I echo the 2 or 3 other Droid fans here. LOVE my Droid! Hated my Blackberry! Have played with an iPhone (my son and daughter-in-law have iPhones). No way I'm going away from my Droid.

 

:thumb: We can have our own cult following Haha. Even if our numbers are equivalent of the green party with the iphone fan boys being the democrats.

:thumb: We can have our own cult following Haha. Even if our numbers are equivalent of the green party with the iphone fan boys being the democrats.

 

:lol: I'm so there! I'm registered Independent...I'm used to being on the fringe...but it's so much better there! :D

iPhone...end of discussion.

 

Could a mod close the thread? j/k :lol:

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Guys, for anyone who cares....went with droid razr.Wife has iPhone and compared the 2. Way more comfortablr with droid operating system....thanls for everyone's input.

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