Picking the best Android phone....great article

[brownbuffalo]

Probably one of the most even, objective articles I've read. Speaks to what many here have brought up.

Take a read...
Review: Picking the Best Android Phone | NBC Philadelphia

 

[cabraswell]

Great article and nice to see he picked the Incredible as his favorite. His major complaint (lack of 720p video recording) about it will be remedied once Froyo is released.

 

[AttorneyIncredible]

i wonder how much HTC paid them to get them to pick their phone? these reviews generally get "paid for" there is always a kicker.

It is a great phone though.

 

[killadanny]

Nice article, a win for us none the less.

 

[AttorneyIncredible]

def. win, but its like those studies that come out that X or Y isn't harmful or is harmful, they are usually funded by the person trying to prove it is or isn't.

 

[cabraswell]

def. win, but its like those studies that come out that X or Y isn't harmful or is harmful, they are usually funded by the person trying to prove it is or isn't.

Attorney...you're such an optimist!

 

[AttorneyIncredible]

Attorney...you're such an optimist!

realist, just the way the world works, but hey, i am as pumped as the next guy that our phone won.

 

[jroc]

Like some reviews do, they either dismiss or downplay call quality. Its not just the carrier and the network. The phone plays a part in it too.

Anytime I have 4 phones, all on the same carrier, 2 had bad reception where I worked, (a bad reception area) my next phone had better reception than the other 2, and my latest has better reception than all 3, I would think the phone plays a part too....

The phones were, in the order I brought them:
Samsung u740, Samsung Omnia 1, Droid 1, X.

So he picked the Inc and the EVO, and his personal fav was the Inc. Its a Sense UI thing. Thats all. Some software tweaking to the X and Samsung phones, and they can hold their own against other phones. (the Samsung phones might need a lil more than software tweaking...)

I personally think 4" is the sweet spot for screen size. I can see 4" becoming the new 3.5"-3.7".