Jodiuh
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The Eris also has wifi connectivity problems and has scrolled down on me quite a few times now. Javascript heavy sites are a complete no no since it takes 30 to 60 seconds to load certain pages, whereas mobile safari will load nearly 3x faster. Both Droid's from VZW will "forget" what tabs you have open from time to time as well. PHPBB forums sites have created all kinds of problems on both phones that were simply not present on the 3rd Gen iPod touch.
So ANdroid on Verizon certainly doesn't seem to be the future to me.
And for those of you that say your DROID has no problems, I simply suggest you're glossing over them or aren't very discerning. I've seen 7 DROID samples and 1 Eris now. The issues are very real, whether you choose to ignore them's up to you.
Personally, I won't settle for this subpar experience. Soon enough we'll have something w/ the openess of Android, the browser performance of mobile Safari, and the usability of WebOS. Until then, you won't find me defending any phone out of the flagrant fanboyism above.
Oh, and I have several buddies using Google Nav on their G1's. Serious hacking's a bit of an exaggeration. If you can edit a post, you can put Gnav on an older G1.
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The Eris also has wifi connectivity problems and has scrolled down on me quite a few times now. Javascript heavy sites are a complete no no since it takes 30 to 60 seconds to load certain pages, whereas mobile safari will load nearly 3x faster. Both Droid's from VZW will "forget" what tabs you have open from time to time as well. PHPBB forums sites have created all kinds of problems on both phones that were simply not present on the 3rd Gen iPod touch.
So ANdroid on Verizon certainly doesn't seem to be the future to me.
And for those of you that say your DROID has no problems, I simply suggest you're glossing over them or aren't very discerning. I've seen 7 DROID samples and 1 Eris now. The issues are very real, whether you choose to ignore them's up to you.
Personally, I won't settle for this subpar experience. Soon enough we'll have something w/ the openess of Android, the browser performance of mobile Safari, and the usability of WebOS. Until then, you won't find me defending any phone out of the flagrant fanboyism above.
Oh, and I have several buddies using Google Nav on their G1's. Serious hacking's a bit of an exaggeration. If you can edit a post, you can put Gnav on an older G1.