Pre-orderer here too, and at this point I have zero incentive to upgrade before my contract is up. Everyone's said it above... the phones that are out now have so little upside over the Inc that there's no reason to. It would be an incremental upgrade at best. I'd rather save the upgrade for a phone that is leaps and bounds better than the Inc... and something like that doesn't exist right now.
I'm not really worried about 4G and the potential for plan changes/tiered billing, because
(a) according to the roadmap 4G is at least a year out in my area, so I wouldn't be using it anyway till then, and
(b) I'm not a heavy data user anyway. Other than very occasional tethering (maybe a couple times a year for a day or so) I can't imagine even coming close to any caps they might put on the data service. In fact, I'd probably be one of the people that would actually benefit from a tiered data billing system.
I'm not really worried about 4G and the potential for plan changes/tiered billing, because
(a) according to the roadmap 4G is at least a year out in my area, so I wouldn't be using it anyway till then, and
(b) I'm not a heavy data user anyway. Other than very occasional tethering (maybe a couple times a year for a day or so) I can't imagine even coming close to any caps they might put on the data service. In fact, I'd probably be one of the people that would actually benefit from a tiered data billing system.
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I loved it, and rooted running CM7 it was butter smooth and perfect. Alas, the 3.7" screen was just a bit too small for me, but I loved the AMOLED. The phone was basically flawless, from operation to battery life (rooted). It's up for sale in the classified section. There's nothing worth burning my upgrade, but I happened on a deal for a Droid Charge contract-free so that's what I'm using now. Love it. Love the screen, the size, the brilliance, and the sharpness of the SA+. Battery life is decent for me but I suppose the 4G coverage is good in my area so it's not struggling for a signal.
