I am new to this forum
I have recently purchased a desire HD phone having been an iPhone user for the past few years
On the phone and system...the jury is still out.....with a gun to my head I would have to say the iPhone is still tops .......I have still got my iPhone as a back up
Reasons ......
1/ a number of issues with syncing to exchange
2/ won't read HTML emails
3/ software seems " gluggy" ...not smooth... A little like the early iPhones with the new software upgrade
4/ battery is not good..runs out to quickly
5/ messy to set up...particularly for inexperienced people ...I am not necessarily inexperienced with these things but you don't want to be spending hours and hours playing around with a phone when you have a business to run
In summary....I think android and HTC are on the right track but a way to go yet....I understand that there are workarounds with issues but again...refer point 5.... There is a time limit, music and photos, seriously no one will get near Apple with this aspect in my opinion
I am not biased in any way..I just call a spade a spade as we say in Australia...call it as I see it
Good luck to Android and the phone manufacturers ....good competition is healthy but get it right, spend more money on R&D... get mums and dads to test your phones and not so called experts
I have recently purchased a desire HD phone having been an iPhone user for the past few years
On the phone and system...the jury is still out.....with a gun to my head I would have to say the iPhone is still tops .......I have still got my iPhone as a back up
Reasons ......
1/ a number of issues with syncing to exchange
2/ won't read HTML emails
3/ software seems " gluggy" ...not smooth... A little like the early iPhones with the new software upgrade
4/ battery is not good..runs out to quickly
5/ messy to set up...particularly for inexperienced people ...I am not necessarily inexperienced with these things but you don't want to be spending hours and hours playing around with a phone when you have a business to run
In summary....I think android and HTC are on the right track but a way to go yet....I understand that there are workarounds with issues but again...refer point 5.... There is a time limit, music and photos, seriously no one will get near Apple with this aspect in my opinion
I am not biased in any way..I just call a spade a spade as we say in Australia...call it as I see it
Good luck to Android and the phone manufacturers ....good competition is healthy but get it right, spend more money on R&D... get mums and dads to test your phones and not so called experts