I have become increasingly frustrated with the keyboard on the Droid. I SUCK at virtual keyboard, don't like having to slide out the physical keyboard, and once it's out I'm pretty slow on it. I freakin' love the Droid OS, the browser is incredible, etc. But I do a lot of SMS messaging, as well as short 3-4 line emails. Coming from an 8330 the keyboard was never limiting, but the OS sucked and the phone was slow. I love being able to watch movies on my droid, run pandora, etc but the keyboard is a nagging issue. As far as I see it, I have two choices.
1. Keep the Droid. Suck it up. So the keyboard may be terrible, but it is what it is. Deal with it.
2. Return Droid. Buy Blacberry Tour. Buy iPod Touch. Tour great for messaging, right? Right. Tour not so good for media, some browsing, video. iPod touch great using WiFi for streaming media, web browsing, most importantly (me to personally) -- can watch T.V. episodes, etc.
What are your thoughts? I'm leaning towards 2. I am sad to see the Droid go, but it's overall performance as a phone/messenger first have not been perfect. Droid does a lot of other things, but I dont need all of that. Blackberry plain and simple, but does it right. Also, I LOVE being able to watch TV shows from my computer put onto my Droid. Well, I can do it on the iPod touch.
Let the debate begin!
1. Keep the Droid. Suck it up. So the keyboard may be terrible, but it is what it is. Deal with it.
2. Return Droid. Buy Blacberry Tour. Buy iPod Touch. Tour great for messaging, right? Right. Tour not so good for media, some browsing, video. iPod touch great using WiFi for streaming media, web browsing, most importantly (me to personally) -- can watch T.V. episodes, etc.
What are your thoughts? I'm leaning towards 2. I am sad to see the Droid go, but it's overall performance as a phone/messenger first have not been perfect. Droid does a lot of other things, but I dont need all of that. Blackberry plain and simple, but does it right. Also, I LOVE being able to watch TV shows from my computer put onto my Droid. Well, I can do it on the iPod touch.
Let the debate begin!