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I think it looks great. Everything is incredibly smooth. I don't mind the bug so much because it seems the only way to produce it is by switching screens in that specific manner. I'm also pretty sure they'll have it fixed by release. So far the phone is incredibly snappy, has better battery life than my Droid, and the colors on the screen look great to me (though it's really hard to tell based off another camera like that).
I agree, fast, smooth, looks great - As soon as I see "preorders open" Verizon will hear from me!
The bug it seems only provoked when you go to the home screen switcher and pick one. Generally I just swipe to get from screen to screen so it's not a huge issue.
Annoying, yeah, showstopper - not really and I expect it'll be fixed short time after. QA departments can be pretty darn good but the general public subjects phones to crap that testers would never dream of (trust me, I know!). If it's not fixed immediately it'll be a month or so after and bug reports start rolling in.
I still remember my OG Droid when I bought it on launch day - memory quickly fades as to the problems it had after launch. I had lots of problems with crashes and other battery pull type issues which have largely vanished in subsequent releases.
This may be a weird question, but the favorite contacts widget comes off right? I don't like having little faces on my home screen.
This is what always scares me about buying a new phone. I don't want to get a dud. My OG Droid was perfect. Except the camera. Do you guys remember when, no matter what, the camera would absolutely not focus on anything? Even in perfect conditions. Then it turns out it had to due with a bug concerning the date on the phone. I remember waking up one morning, reading about it, and then taking a picture of the first thing I saw and it magically worked perfectly (as perfect as the camera can get anyway). Everyone thought Google secretly installed an OTA update. xD
The bug actually only seems to happen when he goes to the home preview screen, picks a screen, then immediately presses home button. On one occasion, he doesn't touch the home button soon enough after he picks the screen and the bug doesn't occur. So it's not a big deal at all.