You must be referring to this;
Do you have any method to your contribution to this thread other than the table above? Baring in mind that, against your statement, the Nexus One has relied on nothing but hype to sell itself, and the launch being a matter of weeks away from the announcement.
Whereas the 3GS is an established handset, and so naturally would sell more, the Droid also went through a heavy promotional stage via the internet, print media, direct mail and third party practitioner spam.
How in any way has it failed? And why do you think that 20,000 handsets sold will make a bad name for Android? Not to put you in the spotlight or anything, but for me you've hijacked this thread with utterly ridiculous claims.
+1 for the bold blue....
i had an account spending limit. they added a 4.99 surcharge to this and i dont agree with it, so therefore if both parties dont agree, its a breach of contract. They didnt ask for the phone back. I paid them what i owed them for last month and i'm out.
.Challenge met
For me, the Nexus One was never meant to be the end of all phones - I mean, Google are trying stuff out < it was the forums and Twitter users that dubbed it as the iPhone killer not Google. Their whole marketing strategy, and in fact sales strategy comes down to trying stuff out - for example just promoting the phone online, and only selling via their website < that form of promotion has failed sure in terms of statistics > but it also sheds a new light on what promotions should be done, where they should be done and why.
As a wise man once said "I didn't fail, I found 2,000 ways how not to make a light bulb; I only need to find one way to make it work" < Thomas Edison.
Not entirely a fitting quote, but you get the drift.
This one is an easy fix: Get one of those full-body screen protectors. My brother's iPhone has a nice rubbery texture all over.
He's not being a jerk (although others in this thread tend in that direction). He's "coming clean" and explaining why (and being frank and rather fair about it, I think), and as such that's a learning experience we should be glad to hear. After all, if you don't know why your customers (and in our case, community peers) are leaving for the competition, you can't improve.
Thanks! and i was just trying to point out the like/dislikes and pros/cons in both of them. I am enjoying my iphone, which its much easier to surf the web with and type on, but i do miss my hero. I like that i could tether on my hero so easily and i have to jailbreak the iphone. Also hate that i cant get the insurance on the iphone. My wife has some sort of insurance with square trade so im gonna check into to that. If i could afford both phones i would. Dont ever let a iphone tool tell you his internet is faster than your hero's internet...cause its not. and at my house its painfully slow. almost like dialup, lol. I need to compile a reworld comparison between the two that is unbiased because i like both of them...and i'm not getting paid to sway either way. Anyone interested?
I was once an iphone FANATIC!!! However, I was shown 'the Android way' so to speak.
Now onto my question at hand. Technoholicjakk, do I see to the left, by your name...that you are running a 2.1 Motorola Bakflip ROM on your HTC Sprint Hero? If so, could you tell us all how you got it and if you like it??
Thanks alot
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