Had the N1, jumped to the HD2, then iPhone 4, then back to the N1 LOL

[atn_chargers]

Hey guys, no matter what I seem to do, I find myself back to a N1. I love the hardware on the HD2, so I said, "what the heck? Screen is awesome, and how bad can WinMo be?". So I jumped ship. After a month or so, WinMo was really getting on my nerves. It is a beautiful phone wrapped in crap OS. So I decided to try out the iPhone 4. Amazing phone and great camera! But I could not stand not having 3G (I have T-Mobile). So I decided to go back to the N1. OH how I missed this phone! So I guess the saying is true, "You never know what you have, until it's gone". Cherish your N1 guys!

 

[Fabolous]

I thought it was pretty easy to boot Android on the HD2? Doesn't it even have CM6 already?

 

[Mostly Harmless]

Welcome back!

 

[eric1589]

u had the iphone on tmobile, but with no 3g?

 

[atn_chargers]

Yeah I had the iPhone 4 on T-mobile. And yes, all iPhones are unable to pick up T-Mobile's 3G network. The slow crappy speeds forced me to give it up. I really love the N1. Booting Android on the HD2 sucks! It's still very unstable (freezing, laggy, slow), not to mention it drains the battery like crazy!!!

 

[BiGMERF]

welcome back, glad to have ya back

 

[flybysti]

now you got Blackberry and Nokia left

 

[ap3604]

Hey guys, no matter what I seem to do, I find myself back to a N1. I love the hardware on the HD2, so I said, "what the heck? Screen is awesome, and how bad can WinMo be?". So I jumped ship. After a month or so, WinMo was really getting on my nerves. It is a beautiful phone wrapped in crap OS. So I decided to try out the iPhone 4. Amazing phone and great camera! But I could not stand not having 3G (I have T-Mobile). So I decided to go back to the N1. OH how I missed this phone! So I guess the saying is true, "You never know what you have, until it's gone". Cherish your N1 guys!

LoL I had the same thing happen to me!

I cheated on my beautiful Nexus with an Hd2 thinking that the bigger screen, skype, and bluetooth keyboard support might be better than my Nexus One. I also thought worst case scenario that I would convert the Hd2 to Android if Windows Mobile wasn't my cup of tea.

BOY was I wrong

1) Hd2 can run Android but it is slow, freezes, gets hot, and drains the battery like crazy (understandable since you running an entire smartphone operating system from a tiny file in your SD card)

2) Windows Mobile 6.5 sucks compared to Android.

I am so happy I made the choice to go back with my faithful Nexus!!!