Although I appreciate technology, regardless of the brand, I've also never been a huge fan of Apple or Mac. I must admit, prior to Android really starting to hit its stride, I really did have iPhone envy (when I was stuck in the mudd with Windows Mobile). That is until the EVO was released on Sprint. Not only was it a transition from not having a physical qwerty keyboard phone, but also a taller and wider phone (w/ less thickness). That was all that I needed to take away my phone envy. Now, after over 1 year using Android (EVO and MoPho), I'm completely happy that the iPhone didn't get released earlier on Sprint. I really couldn't afford to change to ATT or Verizon due to Sprint being the only cell provider with strong signal/service in my area, so moving over was never an option.
It's funny because, despite the strong showing of Android, the media eats up Apple's "announcements" like they're the best thing since sliced bread, especially with regards to anything iPhone. I don't blame them because the general consumers eat it up. The only thing that could ever turn me away from Android at this point is Google completely messing up future OS versions, making the phones non-productive.
It's funny because, despite the strong showing of Android, the media eats up Apple's "announcements" like they're the best thing since sliced bread, especially with regards to anything iPhone. I don't blame them because the general consumers eat it up. The only thing that could ever turn me away from Android at this point is Google completely messing up future OS versions, making the phones non-productive.
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