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[General Questions and Answers] Mrdaviso:
I will look around but I'm stuck on Androids freedom. Here are my screenies of RoyalHoneyAlpha on my MT4G this is badass!

STOCK BROWSER
[General Questions and Answers] ExMM:
I can do absolutely everything with it,like a small laptop!! Love it and always will!!

Android Rules!! :D
[General Questions and Answers] Majingan:
100% satisifed if android has ethernet connection...

There are still some countries (believe it or not) like Japan whereas wifi is not available or super expensive. If i can connect my android tablet to ethernet with a adaptor, then i will be 120% Haaapppppyyyyy!
[General Questions and Answers] vetvito:
Droid Eris? Your new device will blow your mind.
[General Questions and Answers] saurabh88:
looks like heaven for android here.i love it but will more if it will have coreplayer which is very soon.

using leo.

dual boot with energy rom and nexus build.ohh i love that
[General Questions and Answers] german103:
Upgraded from a K610 so... Duh :)
[General Questions and Answers] macbill:
hi! i am new here!
[General Questions and Answers] s13_slider:
I would say I'm very happy with my Android device. I started using Android back in the G1 days of T-Mobile. Moved to a Droid with Verizon, and now have a Fascinate. Never once wanted to switch to a different OS, even after using iPhones, Palms, and Blackberries.
[General Questions and Answers] ItsLasher:
Android is great the only thing it lacks is a little freedom to change things without root access. Also a SORT by rating in the Marketplace would be nice.
[General Questions and Answers] Elton777:
Can I stream live 720p on Gal S in the UK on 3 network?

Hi Everyone,

I am new here. Can anyone help advise me?

I dont have a good ADSL connection here in Lincolnshire UK.Just moved back to the UK.My down load and upload speeds are naf (2.5 d - 0.35 up) .I want to live stream from a mob.

However - I do have a huge Cell Tower across the lane from me here....My Skype phone bars are max. Can I stream LIVE 720p content on to a wordpress blog from a new Gal S 2?.

I dont have WiFi either.Only 3G

Does 3G carry the bandwidth for streaming LIVE conent?

Last question - Can I link to Ustream without an internet connection here?.Help... :confused: Dont want to buy a phone on contract and find out I cant stream onto the web or a wordpress blog.
[General Questions and Answers] deliriousDroid:
Download appbrain

Sent from my SilverBullet "HTCDesireZ running CM7"
[General Questions and Answers] mikshepard:
I love android. Running a old myTouch 3G, it would piss me off, but now that I've rooted and spent much time tweaking it, it is running perfectly and I'm really enjoying the android experience.
[General Questions and Answers] diN0pt:
Hi!

Newbie in this forum incomiiiing!

I'm holding a Galaxy S with a custom 2.3.2 ROM.

Android is really fulfilling my needs.

So much flexibility, app's. It's being a great "friend" for my days on University.

Spent some time developing some "test apps" for Android and it's very easy and user-friendly!

I have to say...I'm kind of "Apple fan boy"...but after I've bought this phone, I'm only a "fanboy" about Macbooks and so on. Because about iPhone...forget it!
[General Questions and Answers] FLAC Vest:
I don't think that just hecaude you like something or think it is the best makes you a fanboy... not by a lot of peoples standards anyway.
[General Questions and Answers] ravindra1312:
have tried ios & blackberry but hd2 android does most of the things for me!
[General Questions and Answers] bambam913:
YES

Trigger + Tigerblood = Winning
[General Questions and Answers] Alex_GP:
Coming from a feature phone ( I owned smartphones before, but only with WM), I must say that Android goes above and beyond my needs.

As a student, I google search a lot, I usually snap photos of A4 sheets, I record various classes, I read PDFs and DOC files, and need to have a cloud sync in order to have my stuff everywhere. Android (combined with Dropox) does just that, and even more. I never used Exchange accounts and all that jazz, but I don`t really need them.
[General Questions and Answers] FLAC Vest:
Definitely everything.

Using a 2.2 ROM on my Captivate and overclocking it to 1.28 makes it faster than ever.

The screen is amazing, ATT's data is fast (HSPA in Tallahassee, Floor), and the battery life is alright.

However all of the things that I can do with the phone is just amazing; I hardly use my computer anymore.

Captivate 2.2.1 Paragon
[General Questions and Answers] ciaphuas:
Be nice if all the phones were updated to the same version
[General Questions and Answers] Spl4tt:
no.

its nice, sure, but coming from winmo, i miss many little things..

the whole copy/paste thingy was much better in winmo, how we could mark text and cut it out and stuff

i miss the awsome fingerkeyboard with the commands straight in it (even if smartkeyboard is almost as good)

im using rootexplorer after i used astro and ES file explorer now.. but still, not as good as resco explorer on winmo was..

and there are many other little things..

but in the end.. android looks cooler. and has a bigger community. that counts right now xD

and i can live with that things..
[General Questions and Answers] daml:
Pity women only need a phone. vibdroid. lol
[General Questions and Answers] neobigd:
...and then some. Ever sense my first custom ROM I've been blown away. My latest now giving me 2.2.1 and tethering on the Eris....wow. I'm completely happy and waiting for my next android phone
[General Questions and Answers] bassmanxu:
Love Android. The bar was set low for me coming from a dumbphone, but it has been everything I expected and more. And since I decided to root my Evo, it has been that much better.
[General Questions and Answers] Canadaboy:
Absolutely. I don't think there is much more to say than this has been absolutly perfect for me.
[General Questions and Answers] FLAC Vest:
:) question for you guys: do you ever get bored? Because Android is so open abd... well amazing (lol) I have multiple launchers and add-ons abd everything and the experience is awesome.

However I guess im judt getting bored of the overall feel, does anyone else feel this way?

Captivate 2.2.1 Paragon
[General Questions and Answers] xaviero17:
Android = The Best
[General Questions and Answers] michael.ahdett:
this has been my first real smartphone, but i can say for sure i've never found myself wanting to do something that android can't.
[General Questions and Answers] yguns76:
Have you tried Brut Maps?
[General Questions and Answers] Omnichron:
I am fully satisfied with my phone. work life fun and everything with it. an extension of myself you could say:D
[General Questions and Answers] GnatGoSplat:
I think Android is great and I would seriously consider switching. I usually play with my Android phones when I'm at home even though my current daily phone is the iPhone 3GS. I don't use Android phones as my daily because they're just backup phones on prepaid. Problem is, I just can't find a good GSM Android phone within my budget, but if I did, I'd seriously consider switching.

The strange thing is, so many people on Verizon want to ditch Android for iPhone.

http://www.internetretailer.com/commentary/2011/02/08/appetite-verizon-iphone-voracious

The article says 44% of Android users would ditch their phones for iPhone. A couple days ago, I read a different article that said 50% would ditch Android for iPhone.

Only thing I can think of, they must be using slow, crappy 528MHz phones with low-res screens. Initially, I didn't think much of Android when I got the MyTouch 3G, but then I tried 1GHz Snapdragon phones and it was a real eye opener.
[General Questions and Answers] LordManhattan:
No. Why? Simple. The apps. The ones i love is strangely enough ported from iOS.

Yes, i'm a design freak, and frankly, Android devs is missing that part of the brain.

The Market also sucks. Why? Simple. 68545 Wallpaper Packs are not apps. Alphas/betas are... well.. alpha and beta software. Don't let it into the market. The people that's interested in betas etc. knows the devs website or forum thread. Get your apk's from there.

90% of the apps in the market is junk. Don't believe me? Open your eyes.

Beside that, i'm pretty happy with my DHD. Hacen't had any problems yet, but the battery do suck. But i knew what i was buying, so i can't complain now.

All in all Android is OK. Still not finished IMO.

Sent from the future.

__________________________

The quality of my life would be greatly reduced if I did not have nostrils.
[General Questions and Answers] 901-Memphis:
Android is doing just fine, but i need a phone with a faster processor to take advantage of most of my needs
[General Questions and Answers] ZoZo-:
I had the Sony Ericsson Satio prior to my HTC Desire HD... I'm pretty satisfied I must say ;D
[General Questions and Answers] mdn_:
Yes, i like the freedom to do what ever i want even if the manufactorer didn't mention that before. :)
[General Questions and Answers] huskermania:
I initially moved from AT&T and the iPhone to Verizon and the Dinc because I was paying too much. Initially I thought Android was kinda laggy and slow, but over time I started to like it more and more. I mainly love how easy it is to customize and make the phone you have your own. Rooting for the most part is fairly painless as well. Couldn't be happier that I switched. I probably won't go back to the iPhone now.
[General Questions and Answers] impaler4lyfe:
I love lamp.
[General Questions and Answers] saurabh88:
now spb mobile shell 5 rocks on android and soon coreplayer 2.0
[General Questions and Answers] bgill55:
Yes and Then Some!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] commanderbaccar:
It's perfect!

Does everything I need.
[General Questions and Answers] cuddigan:
I don't see myself moving to iOS anytime soon, but I do want to upgrade to something newer than the OG droid1 I've been using.
[General Questions and Answers] Nsandhu23:
If there was only an automated personal hygiene app. Rumors are they are coming after quad-core processors.
[General Questions and Answers] gekrem:
Having used many phones in my life with different software... The Android OS is by far the most advanced in terms of it's capabilities. iOS is good and well refined however too structured and not very "customizable" which is a big problem for many.

The only downside to Android is the "lag" that standard phones get...and of course the Market needs way more games! Otherwise, it's awesome!!!!! BRING ON ANDROID 2.3!!
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
Bored of 2.3 now. Bring on 2.4! :D
[General Questions and Answers] FLAC Vest:
@gek : that lag is most likely due to the phone itself or the custom overlay that the company out on top of it; however, that doesn't make up for the fact that it is there, and on a llot of phones as you stated.

I hhave a captivate and the lag still makes me cringe compared to my N1.

@Dirk: Damn right, I can't wait to see the new UI improvements they have; I'm convinced it will be something new.
[General Questions and Answers] vineet8137:
kinda yes

waiting for the 3.0 to see what new it has to offer

the upgrades yet were not disappointing :)
[General Questions and Answers] saurabh88:
i love wm on my leo.no need for android now
[General Questions and Answers] datfk:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=998487
[General Questions and Answers] peacekeeper05:
very very very much satisfied. coming from symbian and ios, this is by far the most superior OS i've used. it is so flexible and do lots of things. it makes me feel smart. especially when rooting and doing custom roms, has a great and helpful community!!! i admit android still has polishing to do but every android update brings great changes... so far a great experience.
[General Questions and Answers] saszseb:
I'm very satisfied with android. It's based on linux.

I flashed 10 times my SGS without any problems.
[General Questions and Answers] fra1977:
I just started to watch and try Androin on my friend's phone, it looks super, very interesting, i will start to study it for my HTC HD2
[General Questions and Answers] germanhoss:
Last year I bought my first handy - and I´m 40 !!! :D

Until then I used various mobile phones from my sister, who is always eager to get some new shiny handy. I rarely need a phone so I took the old ones and used them with a prepaid card. My real interests at this point were computers and their OSes.

At the beginning of 2010 I stumbled upon an I-Phone and my technophilia kicked in :D

That wasn´t a phone with some nice extra functions but a computer with the nice extra ability to phone. I began to read about tech specs and the OS itself and found quickly another mobile platform: Android

All I missed in the I-Phone was there:

- an open platform with high customability

- the possibility without special cables or software to mount the handy at my PC as a volume -> read no i-tunes

- a wide variety of devices to choose from

- it´s my decision which software is suitable for me, not the decision of some old f... , who thinks every user has the intellectual capacity of a 5-year-old child and needs to be pampered

To make it short: I bought a HTC Desire and I´m absolutely happy with this nice device. At the moment it runs with GingerVillain 1.6 without problems.

I love the stunned faces of I-Phone users when they watch it running :D
[General Questions and Answers] Charlistar:
I hope you at least mean w7 or your mad. I found winmo on the hd2 the worst experience of my life.
[General Questions and Answers] DanielBoeVen:
Pretty much, although, one time I miss VERY much from the Iphone i had is a game called "Cut The Rope" and the wallpaper set/save thingy (On Iphone, and every other phone i had where you could change wallpaper, you set the square and THAT would be the wallpaper, not like Android where you choose something, and where the square btw is locked, it zooms in so only a third/the middle is used, but I only use ONE screen on my Droid, not 3, so I don't need a scroll wallpaper thingy,

okay, the game is not Android it self, but the other part, god damned i hate it!)

On the other phones I've had I could set the square the way I wanted it, the length OR height that I want! Not a square that is locked between the sides, which when you finally get it positioned so you at least can see SOME of the picture you still only get the middle of the picture, GOD DAMMIT I'm getting so pissed writhing about this now! :mad:

I don't care if there's black lines on one of the sides, of a smaller picture, I WANT MY ****ING WALLPAPER THE WAY I WANT! NOT AN F'ING LOCKED CUTOUT OF IT!!!!

Sorry..

</rant>
[General Questions and Answers] kekoukela:
I love it. My evo is the only thing keeping me with sprint
[General Questions and Answers] FillTheVoid:
Thought my user name applied well to this thread. This is my first android phone and first smart phone for that matter. The learning curve for this software is incredible. I've had so much fun learning how to hack (and not eff-up my phone) over the past month. My girl hates it. Cheers to all the developers and fellow nerds that make android OS awesome!

Sent from my rooted Droid 2 running Apex 1.4.1
[General Questions and Answers] somewhatdog:
I've used/developed for a huge range of pdas and semi-smart/smartphones and I really, really like my HTC Desire - both the Android parts and the Sense stuff - as a user and as a developer it's great.

Biggest disappointment with Android is the Market tho - it doesn't work well for users and isn't ideal for developers either - I honestly believe the poor content management, lack of comment moderation and some other issues are holding Android back.

As a developer I think some refinement to the SDK would be wise too - I keep in touch with some iPhone developers - nagging them to leap over - and many of them looked at Android's development stuff and decided it was 'string and sellotape' or worse (and when you're coming from XCode and how Apple like to screw their developers about - that's a bad sign!!)
[General Questions and Answers] GnatGoSplat:
Can't help you with Cut The Rope, but you might try this app to fix all your wallpaper problems.

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.tamanegi.wallpaper.multipicture&feature=search_result

It does a lot, but it also has the simple ability to display one static, non-scrolling wallpaper like every other phone.

I just discovered it yesterday and love it!
[General Questions and Answers] XPerties:
It's doing a good job considering this is my first android phone. After flashing with custom rom and kernel and some tweaking things are looking good, now if RIM would just finish Blackberry Messenger and release it for android I would be happier than a pig in sh!t :D which it shouldn't be much longer.
[General Questions and Answers] DanielBoeVen:
Oh god, I owe you!!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] jcruiser89:
Moved from a blackberry to an Evo....... Definitely never going back. But if sprint ever gets WP7 i might have to try them out too.
[General Questions and Answers] Jellychristian:
Is android fulfilling all of your need?

I think android best .
[General Questions and Answers] jjoh280844:
I love Android, but I just wish I had the patients to have waited...I wanted an Android phone so bad I bought a used Eris, a month later and I could have bought an Evo or Incredible.

I do love my Eris though, even if it lags like an SOB trying to play Angry Birds and cant run flash or even watch HQ YouTube (But Google / YouTube said that was their problem with the app.)

I wouldn't trade this OS for anything, I've played with the iOS and I don't like it.

I never thought I could deal with a touch screen, but heck I don't know if I could use keys anymore. lol
[General Questions and Answers] richardpearce123:
One of the best decisions I ever made getting a desire and if not the best decision I ever made hacking it (so far) :D
[General Questions and Answers] vostdev:
Completely! I can do my job, write my apps, test roms, launchers and so on.
[General Questions and Answers] homerforpres:
So far so good but...

It's not great being tied to the manufacturer for software updates. Even though we have custom roms, we Android users still at the manufacturers' mercy for the fully working kernels.
[General Questions and Answers] Nizzay!:
Im kind of leaning on Windows OS 7 for my next phone due to its awesome looking UI and SMOOTH web browsing. But so far Android has been great.
[General Questions and Answers] Hits4Clits:
Yes, I love Android :D So much freedom ^^
[General Questions and Answers] syntax::error:
For a linux user like me, android was the first choice. Without doubt in that point.

Big expectations for the future.
[General Questions and Answers] Csaszar:
Absolutely ! Never going back to crackberry
[General Questions and Answers] galaxys:
Android Rocks! I could not function or be productive daily without it!
[General Questions and Answers] Product F(RED):
Not all of my needs :(
[General Questions and Answers] theantilag:
Yea, its fullfilling all my needs from a mobile phone.
[General Questions and Answers] kokos_nikos:
With android i have all almost i need !
[General Questions and Answers] xXmEtAlFaNxJxLx:
Definitly. Only lacking in the games dept., though.
[General Questions and Answers] kristoff125:
Mostly yes, some small problems, hopefully I can have them fixed once I post 7 more messages.
[General Questions and Answers] alvissswoo:
android has more freedom =D
[General Questions and Answers] Hockeypuck55:
Love my droid. I miss my BB keyboard. Can't go back to BB land until their software gets a LOT better.
[General Questions and Answers] andrewdroid:
Android created the 'need'. All this rom stuff is now like a drug.
[General Questions and Answers] ruhkh:
So Far Not Really IOS is little User friendly
[General Questions and Answers] mrlund:
It sure does it for me.
[General Questions and Answers] sacrelege:
could be less cpu/battery intensive - I mean do we really need at least >500mhz?

Can't the same things really not be done with 250mhz?
[General Questions and Answers] MartyLK:
No. It does well for a lot of things, but the email leaves a lot to be desired. Not being able to make folders is troubling.
[General Questions and Answers] SuperDeform:
Amost i wish apps had mor quality lyk y do hav to listen to the other callr frm my speaker on a sip app...
[General Questions and Answers] FerryFast:
Sure it does. Greatest invention ever I think. Finally a phone/thinghy/apparatus that does exactly that what I want. Nothing less nothing more.
[General Questions and Answers] Marius Cristian:
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yes,it has almost everything and lots are for FREEEEEEEE!
[General Questions and Answers] Crazy991:
I love Android. It's so open and customizable! I've got everything I need on my home screen! :D
[General Questions and Answers] MikeWjF:
+1, coming from Blackberry I feel like a kid in a candy store. I feel like such a loser racing home to see if there's anything good to flash! It's like Christmas morning every day. LOL
[General Questions and Answers] arbrad:
Android make me feel all the things are in control, just like play with Linux computer. So it's great for mine. However, the OS with the issue is not really stable.
[General Questions and Answers] nkcr:
its cool enough to me ..:D
[General Questions and Answers] charm1718:
Android is not fulfilling all of my needs but the community support is filling in what Android isnt.
[General Questions and Answers] NightHawk877:
As long as Android remains open, I'm happy. I hated the battery life on my Cappy and use Cognition to make it better.

Sent from my Captivate running Cognition 4.4
[General Questions and Answers] SofyanPamungkas:
Yes, android is ROCK !!!
[General Questions and Answers] mtmerrick:
if you actually

NEED

a smartphone, than android fufills every need incredibly well. iPhones are great for people who just want an mp3 player and a web browser in their pocket, but for anything more android is the only way to go.

(and please don't menation WP7... just look at its marketshare)
[General Questions and Answers] AllGamer:
everything that you can imagine and then some more ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Will_nonya:
Hardly. Don’t get me wrong there is very little android can’t do. My problem is that it does everything in such an inconsistent way. Does it have an app for that? Probably but will the app match the OS? Probably not.

Does it cover all of the basic smartphone functions? Absolutely. Does it do it in a fluid, interesting or user friendly way? Rarely.

I love custom ROMs and having cooked WinMo ROMs back in the day I understand how much work goes into a good ROM. The downside though is that once you start down this dark path you fall into the cycle of constantly updating to get the latest and greatest versions. This comes with cool features but often sacrifices stability and battery life.

When you rely on a phone for your everyday life or work stability and usability is paramount.

Android easily has the best selection of hardware, a great selection of apps and a great development community but I’d rather use WP7 for day to day tasks.
[General Questions and Answers] Kermit001:
Yes, when I went ot the ICS was all even better
[General Questions and Answers] rpiniones:
Yes.. I dont use my laptop at home anymore ever since I bought my phone... Android have all the things ill need like ym, fb, twitter...
[General Questions and Answers] skaapman101:
Android is great but I always want more. ICS isn't even properly out on my phone yet but already I can't wait for the next version. (Jellybean?)
[General Questions and Answers] Android311:
Android is fulfilling my needs :) but my phone isnt :/

NookColor ICS 9 Nightly "Overclocked"
[General Questions and Answers] tad1993:
It is satisfying a lot of my needs, and it satisfied some needs I didnt even know I had, but I sometimes get disappointed because a lot of popular apps that I would like to have are on the iPhone and have not made it to Android yet. But I think other than a the few apps that I really want, Android kicks butt!! Way to go Google!!
[General Questions and Answers] cmontboober:
i switched over from ios and cant see myself going back at all, much more freedom and much less hassle