Hi -
Well, I made the leap today to the new Verizon Droid. It was a tough decision, because I've been a Windows Mobile guy for many years -- starting with the ancient Verizon Palm 700W and most recently with the Samsung Omnia.
The Omnia has been a good phone, especially after I became a member of "Flashers Anonymous" and continually upgraded to the latest and greatest custom ROMs and applications. But despite all the tweaking, I was never really happy with the low-sensitivity touchscreen, ragged scrolling, and overall laggy response of the user interface. I played at length today with the new Samsung Imagio, and while it's a big improvement over the Omnia, the cost is the same as the Droid. So I decided it was a great time for a change!
Of course, that means I now have a huge pile of my favorite WM applications that are suddenly useless. And despite being a very technical person, I'm starting from scratch with a new operating system that I know very little about. So I'm here to learn from those of you that have the experience I lack -- and hopefully, over time, I'll be able to give something back as well!
Rob
Well, I made the leap today to the new Verizon Droid. It was a tough decision, because I've been a Windows Mobile guy for many years -- starting with the ancient Verizon Palm 700W and most recently with the Samsung Omnia.
The Omnia has been a good phone, especially after I became a member of "Flashers Anonymous" and continually upgraded to the latest and greatest custom ROMs and applications. But despite all the tweaking, I was never really happy with the low-sensitivity touchscreen, ragged scrolling, and overall laggy response of the user interface. I played at length today with the new Samsung Imagio, and while it's a big improvement over the Omnia, the cost is the same as the Droid. So I decided it was a great time for a change!
Of course, that means I now have a huge pile of my favorite WM applications that are suddenly useless. And despite being a very technical person, I'm starting from scratch with a new operating system that I know very little about. So I'm here to learn from those of you that have the experience I lack -- and hopefully, over time, I'll be able to give something back as well!
Rob