Well, September came and went.
At the beginning of the month, I had a Captivate, and I was positively anticipating Froyo (Android 2.2) to be released to unleash the native power of the Captivate.
Now, as AT&T failed to deliver to their customers, I am glad that i returned my Captivate and terminated my contract. It was my first experience being an AT&T customer, and very likely my last. Seeing how they manipulate, delay, bloat their phones with crapware, and still operate a spotty network with poor 3G speed, I know that I made the right move.
Too bad. the Captivate has the potential to be a great device (if it had a discrete camera button and flash). But, getting rid of AT&T and a device with Android 2.1 on it made my old Nokia much nicer to return to.
After my Android (EVO and Captivate) experiences, I am going to sit out all Android phones until LTE rolls out. i wish the best of luck to those who didn't return their Captivate.
At the beginning of the month, I had a Captivate, and I was positively anticipating Froyo (Android 2.2) to be released to unleash the native power of the Captivate.
Now, as AT&T failed to deliver to their customers, I am glad that i returned my Captivate and terminated my contract. It was my first experience being an AT&T customer, and very likely my last. Seeing how they manipulate, delay, bloat their phones with crapware, and still operate a spotty network with poor 3G speed, I know that I made the right move.
Too bad. the Captivate has the potential to be a great device (if it had a discrete camera button and flash). But, getting rid of AT&T and a device with Android 2.1 on it made my old Nokia much nicer to return to.
After my Android (EVO and Captivate) experiences, I am going to sit out all Android phones until LTE rolls out. i wish the best of luck to those who didn't return their Captivate.