I am considering a switch from Pre (Day 1 user). I have been with Sprint so long, I hate to switch. I am considering going to Verizon for the iPhone also. Can anyone give some advice iPhone vs a Nexus phone. I will miss the physical keyboard either way I guess.
No question that the Nexus will be a more comfortable switch from the Pre. I switched from a Pre to an Android (Evo 4G). Absolutely no regrets.
I was worried at first, but have done some research and found enough apps that offer features I would miss from my Pre (mainly gestures).
So now instead of waiting (and waiting) for HP to release something, I picked a phone that keeps dodging a release date arg.
I was worried at first, but have done some research and found enough apps that offer features I would miss from my Pre (mainly gestures).
So now instead of waiting (and waiting) for HP to release something, I picked a phone that keeps dodging a release date arg.
Palm Pre, my patience with Palm and now HP is gone.
I love the OS, but it needs another couple years to bake.
Bought on launch day with Sprint and have tried to stick with it.
ill be coming from a plused pre -.
someone should make a how many people are switching from a palm poll.
Agreed, I think that is definitely the winner when it comes to phones being switched from...Lmao.
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if Nexus S 4G on Sprint has converted a webOS fan who took the time to Plus his Pre-, I think that says a lot about how many people are switching overill be coming from a plused pre -.
someone should make a how many people are switching from a palm poll.
if Nexus S 4G on Sprint has converted a webOS fan who took the time to Plus his Pre-, I think that says a lot about how many people are switching over
Yeah, the WebOS user base is down to the hardcore rank and file now, and those who just don't like switching phones. You'll only see two more waves of deflectors after the Nexus - those waiting for the Evo 3d, and those switching to the iPhone after their 2 year is up June 1 - but that will happen about the same time. After that, the WebOS community will be running on fumes until the Pre 3 comes out - and possibly for a while after.
Personally, I think the Nexus is the most attractive choice for a webos fan. I'm going to miss cards based multitasking and just type though...
This should help with those things you mentioned:Yeah, the WebOS user base is down to the hardcore rank and file now, and those who just don't like switching phones. You'll only see two more waves of defectors after the Nexus - those waiting for the Evo 3d, and those switching to the iPhone after their 2 year is up June 1 - but that will happen about the same time. After that, the WebOS community will be running on fumes until the Pre 3 comes out - and possibly for a while after.
Personally, I think the Nexus is the most attractive choice for a webos fan. I'm going to miss cards based multitasking and just type though...