Recent content by nihouma

I have ATT service on a Touch Pro, it works flawlessly. But then again, I'm in Fort Worth...

If ATT doesn't get an HTC Android phone, I'm gonna be forced to stay on MetroPCS with my phone :( Well, if they don't get an all touch one, that is (had a Touch Pro, decided I hate sliders because it wears out)

You definitely can! :) While Android on the HTC Touch Pro definitely isn't perfect yet (it wasn't built around Android, sadly), it is good enough for me to use it most of the time on my Touch Pro. Still have to go to WinMo for Navigation, and better power management though. But be warned, if...

He basically said it sucked, and what good things it did do, didn't matter because eventually the iPhone would have them. Honestly, I felt that he threw Blackberries in there to make it seem like he wasn't an iPhone fanboy. To be fair, a lot of Android apps aren't perfect, but he failed to...

Well, if it is an HTC phone, you don't have to worry about Sense, XDA will probably create roms for that phone bot with and without it :)

One thing I like about this forum is that there isn't hostility towards newcomers :) It is like XDA, people welcome new people (at least on the Vogue and Raphael forums), and are helpful.

I think it might be the fact that webOS has an app approval process also (doesn't it?). That or the programs make themselves pretty thanks to the SDK, unlike android...

- Android is open source, webOS is not. Yet it seems to me that maybe webOS is more accessible and therefore more 'open' even though it's not technically open source. Currently I am running Android on an HTC Touch, which originally runs Windows Mobile. If it weren't for Google open sourcing...

Who all out there is using the ported version of Android on the HTC Touch? I am, on a Sprint-branded version. Running WinMo6.5 underneath, but configured to auto-boot haret