Windows Mobile vs. Droid OS?

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joe.attaboy

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The system on the Droid is called "Android." It's used on a number of phones released in the past couple of years. The Droid name is Verizon's trademark names for their phone models.

Android is a great system, based on an open-source platform, which means it's updated frequently and is capable of lots of customizations. The Android Market is incredible, with nearly 40,000 available items, including tons of apps, wallpapers, themes, etc.

I wouldn't use Windows on a cell phone if Microsoft paid me and gave me the phone, to boot. I can't stand it on computers, so I'll never use it on a phone.

Android is rapidly becoming the #1 mobile system in the world. Since the beginning of this year, Android-based devices have far outsold iPhones and Blackberry devices.

Go with the Droid. In fact, if you can swing it, get the Incredible. I own a Google Nexus One, which is very similar, and it's a great device.
 
My new-every-two is up with Verizon, so it's time to upgrade. As of now, I'm looking at either the Droid Eris or the Samsung Omnia II.

At this point, I think the primary differentiator is going to be the operating system. Does anybody have experience with both of these OS's, in order to have commentary about which works best?
 
The system on the Droid is called "Android." It's used on a number of phones released in the past couple of years. The Droid name is Verizon's trademark names for their phone models.

Android is a great system, based on an open-source platform, which means it's updated frequently and is capable of lots of customizations. The Android Market is incredible, with nearly 40,000 available items, including tons of apps, wallpapers, themes, etc.

I wouldn't use Windows on a cell phone if Microsoft paid me and gave me the phone, to boot. I can't stand it on computers, so I'll never use it on a phone.

Android is rapidly becoming the #1 mobile system in the world. Since the beginning of this year, Android-based devices have far outsold iPhones and Blackberry devices.

Go with the Droid. In fact, if you can swing it, get the Incredible. I own a Google Nexus One, which is very similar, and it's a great device.
 
My son just got the Droid Incredible and the name really fits it. The phone is incredible!!! I have been ready to upgrade with Verizon since last October but I was holding off hoping they would get the iPhone but that doesn't look like it will happen for a while if at all. I'm thinking about getting the Droid Incredible but I'm a little hesitant because of the battery life. My son has to charge his phone sometimes twice a day.
 
The system on the Droid is called "Android." It's used on a number of phones released in the past couple of years. The Droid name is Verizon's trademark names for their phone models.

Android is a great system, based on an open-source platform, which means it's updated frequently and is capable of lots of customizations. The Android Market is incredible, with nearly 40,000 available items, including tons of apps, wallpapers, themes, etc.

I wouldn't use Windows on a cell phone if Microsoft paid me and gave me the phone, to boot. I can't stand it on computers, so I'll never use it on a phone.

Android is rapidly becoming the #1 mobile system in the world. Since the beginning of this year, Android-based devices have far outsold iPhones and Blackberry devices.

Go with the Droid. In fact, if you can swing it, get the Incredible. I own a Google Nexus One, which is very similar, and it's a great device.
 
The system on the Droid is called "Android." It's used on a number of phones released in the past couple of years. The Droid name is Verizon's trademark names for their phone models.

Android is a great system, based on an open-source platform, which means it's updated frequently and is capable of lots of customizations. The Android Market is incredible, with nearly 40,000 available items, including tons of apps, wallpapers, themes, etc.

I wouldn't use Windows on a cell phone if Microsoft paid me and gave me the phone, to boot. I can't stand it on computers, so I'll never use it on a phone.

Android is rapidly becoming the #1 mobile system in the world. Since the beginning of this year, Android-based devices have far outsold iPhones and Blackberry devices.

Go with the Droid. In fact, if you can swing it, get the Incredible. I own a Google Nexus One, which is very similar, and it's a great device.
 
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