Wonder if there is going to be a lynch mob.
The Nexus sure has Moto Droid fans upset.
I find it strange. I was a blackberry user before moving to the Nexus and I can remember when the Storm was released. All blackberry users were happy to see another BB device that helped expand the horizons of the platform. Apparently Droid owners thought they had the Android Flagship device and are now insecure to find out different.
I can tell you one thing: the Nexus will not go away. It's too nice of a device. If the BB Storm made it, the Nexus will have smooth sailing.
Android fans need to accept that there is a new sherrif in town, er, I guess I should say a new FLAGSHIP Android device in town.
The Droid, Eris, etc..are blue collar working class devices. The Nexus is a cut above the rest. The cream of the crop, so to say. It's just the way it is and the way it's going to be.
If it were not for the Nexus I would not be interested in Android, so Kudos to Google for expanding the Android user base!
The Nexus sure has Moto Droid fans upset.
I find it strange. I was a blackberry user before moving to the Nexus and I can remember when the Storm was released. All blackberry users were happy to see another BB device that helped expand the horizons of the platform. Apparently Droid owners thought they had the Android Flagship device and are now insecure to find out different.
I can tell you one thing: the Nexus will not go away. It's too nice of a device. If the BB Storm made it, the Nexus will have smooth sailing.
Android fans need to accept that there is a new sherrif in town, er, I guess I should say a new FLAGSHIP Android device in town.
The Droid, Eris, etc..are blue collar working class devices. The Nexus is a cut above the rest. The cream of the crop, so to say. It's just the way it is and the way it's going to be.
If it were not for the Nexus I would not be interested in Android, so Kudos to Google for expanding the Android user base!
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