Wanted IPhone but forced to go Android

[Tony Montana]

I admit, I wanted a IPhone 4. But Apple's ludicrous exclusivity with ATT is forcing me to Android. I'm on T-Mobile and do not want to pay termination fees in the hundreds of dollars to just get an IPhone. I own a Mac and an IPod Touch and I am worried that I will not be able to find a synch app for ITunes for my Android phone. I am hoping that someone can point me to an app that will let me have a stable sync with ITunes.

I am planning to get a T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant/Galaxy S. It seems to be the most IPhone like of the Android phones. In fact it seems it has added features that the Iphone doesn't have. I hope I am making a good choice.

Looking forward to participating in this forum. I am sure I will have lots of questions.

 

[KITT222]

I may only have just joined, but using my dads IPhone 3gs, and using my HTC Hero, I know you wont be disappointed with Android.

 

[DarkerBlitz]

You can't sync an android phone directly with a Mac yet, unfortunately. But I have found Salling Media Sync to be the best application to get the job done (even though it takes FOREVER to do).

 

[itstilleytime]

after you get used to the setup and how everything works, I garentee ypu won't be dissapointed with ypur choice. P.S. if you need to sync music from you iTunes, you don't really have to. Go to the arndoid market and sherch "music junk", it gives you free unlimited music downloads from a HUGE selection. I haves hundreds of songs on my phone and haven't connected it to a ccomputer once. Hope this helps!

 

[skunkonkrunk]

Welcome to the light side.

Once you've had open source you wont go back, unless you like being held hostage to Apple and the ways they have of course.....

 

[Steven58]

Welcome to Android Forums!!