Is it possible we could see any new htc or motorola devices this year other than the thunderbolt, incredible 2 or the bionic?
Is it possible we could see any new htc or motorola devices this year other than the thunderbolt, incredible 2 or the bionic?
I'm due in July, and frankly I am underwhelmed about the choices that we've heard about.
I'm in the same boat.I feel the same. My OG Droid is showing its age. Need to replace it soon, but VZW just isn't offering up anything compelling.
In the meantime, we're seeing Sprint get a Nexus, T-mo getting a good stock Android, etc...
What's better? a good phone on a bad network, or a less-than-great phone on the best network?
I also have the OG Droid and really want a vanilla device to come out on Verizon. Vanilla may be more important to me than LTE or dual core, though those are also enticing. I was somewhat interested in the Bionic, but again, really want vanilla. I have been flirting with the idea of jumping to TMobile or Sprint for the Nexus S, but I have finally resolved to wait for Google IO and see what is released, if anything, and then make my choice.
I am just hoping for something 4" instead of the 4.3" with LTE..heres to hoping for something....
Thus my desire for the G2x.... Of course, I talked to T-Mobile last night, and they said they would give me TWO of their new "Unlimited" Plans with a 15% discount, so $68 apiece. Before everyone jumps all over me saying, "They won't do that," I was under the same impression so I asked him to clarify. I told him I thought the discount did not apply to unlimited plans, but he assured me I could do it with this one. It's almost worth the $320 I'd need to buy out my contracts on my two smartphones on Verizon. Unless someone wants to buy out the last six months? LOL
Bryan
Just make sure you are aware of how much data you normally use and how much you intend to use...
Unlimited with Tmobile isnt really "unlimited".
I forget if the magic number is 5 or 10 GB..but once you go over that number, they throttle your speeds down to basically dial up speed for the rest of your billing cycle.