[jconn]

I'm getting ready to upgrade to a smartphone, and was planning to go to a BB. The release of the DROID changed my mind. My question is how easy is it to learn how to use the DROID.

[Dukins]

Im not going to lie. It was a steep learning curve for me. I came from a storm which was my first smartphone and I was so used to it that it was hard to grasp the droid. It should be much better for you since this is your first smarphone. Its basically like learning a new OS. I pretty much have it down now. The best thing to do is to read the tips, tricks, and faqs.

[TreyDaPrince]

I also think its quite a learning curve. This is my 4th smartphone and I'm still learning things I didnt think were possible. But with that said, the customization this phone allows is outstanding and well worth the effort to get to know it.

[Tennessee]

your already starting to beat the learning curve. Read up as much as you can and it will make things much better.

[YoungChrisG]

My fiance went from an LG Env3 and she pretty much got it down in a couple of days and now she loves it! Lol.

[jconn]

Thanks for all your comments, one other thing. I've gotten my other phones through the mail (purched over the phone with Verizon). Do any of you think that would be a problem if I had to make a return.

[YoungChrisG]

Thanks for all your comments, one other thing. I've gotten my other phones through the mail (purched over the phone with Verizon). Do any of you think that would be a problem if I had to make a return.

It shouldn't be a problem at all actually.

[jlye834]

Just one tip for the Droid. If you feel like an option to do something (ie save a picture) is missing because you don't see it on the screen, try the menu button and/or a long press. Most of my questions I answered myself just by playing around with it!

[chrisoverly]

Also remember that many features can be added or removed since most of it is software controlled and made to be highly customizable