Leaving Behind for the GN

Savage Jimmy

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Hi folks.

I've been quietly lurking in these forums for months.
I decided to jump in here because I'm curious to see what people are jumping over to the Nexus from.

I've been sitting on an upgrade for almost a year now with Verizon.
I followed the Bionic since it was announced at CES at the beginning of the year.
The more I read though, the more hesitant I was when it finally came out.
I'm glad I didn't cash in with that one though because it was around that time that I started reading rumors about the Nexus Prime. I've been hooked ever since. (Still prefer Prime to Galaxy Nexus.)

Anyway the reason this waiting period has been so difficult, at least for me, is because my current phone is a Blackberry Storm (9530). It wasn't always bad. I've had a good run with this phone but lately it's torture. TORTURE.

So how about you? Can anybody beat mine? Want to swap stories of how terrible your current phone is? Anything to pass the time until the 8th or 9th gets here. (fingers crossed!)

Now if you'll excuse me, I have to pull my battery for like the 10th time today...
 
I'm using a work provided Samsung Intensity (dumb phone) so I don't want to hear it.... :-)
 
My DROID X is rebooting everytime I type more than, say, 138 characters. In to any text field.

Morale of the story: don't trust Motorola.
 
I'm upgrading from my 3 year old LG Dare. Nothing to really complain about it, except it's a boring phone now. Although I wish LG would make a top of the line smartphone, LG's have always made really solid, durable phones...
 
I'm upgrading from my 3 year old LG Dare. Nothing to really complain about it, except it's a boring phone now. Although I wish LG would make a top of the line smartphone, LG's have always made really solid, durable phones...

I agree lg does make some nice phones. Seems that maybe verizon will get a version of the nitro hd that is on verizon and that looks to be a really nice phone.
 
Hopefully it will be good. Ever since the g2x I had a sour taste for lg.

Sent from my HTC PH39100
 
I'm currently using an iPhone 4. I've owned every iPhone since this first gen. I'm tired of ios and was very disappointed in iPhone 4s. I want a larger screen and different form factor than the 4/4s bricks. I've been waiting to make the jump to Android and the GN and ICS appear to be exactly what I was looking for. I can't wait for the release and will be purchasing on day 1.
 
My Droid X is running great, but I'm ready for a change. F**k having a locked bootloader. I still miss my OG Droid.
 
droid x2 and i hate it, didnt even want the stupid phone to begin with. Verizon sent it to me to try to make me happy, however i got a free upgrade whenever i want so this phone will be it.
 
Droid X. I'm on my 4th one and all of them had the headphone jack fail on me. I'm tired of sending the phone back and losing all progress on my downloaded games and redownloading all of my apps, etc. Plus, the damn thing freezes up on me, or sometimes takes forever to make a phone call. If I hit the phone icon, I shouldn't have to wait 15 or more seconds just for it to start dialing. I sometimes have to do battery pulls. This isn't a Blackberry.

This phone is the biggest reason why I want to try a Nexus phone, the software is pretty much pure, instead of Verizon and Motorola sending out updates fixing some things and breaking others. Really annoying.
 
I am using a fascinate running ICS to give me a little taste until the nexus launches.
 
Thunderbolt. Got it on a one-year contract in anticipation of the GN. I like it, but I'm ready to move on from Sense.
 
Will be upgrading from the OG Droid. Been a great phone, but the last few months have been pretty rough. The Nexus can't get here soon enough for me!
 
Unfortunately, leaving behind 15 years with Palm/WebOS devices, latest being the original Palm Pre (which is still working great, BTW). Will truly miss the simplicity and ease of WebOS, not to mention the inductive chargers (even have one in my car). Will also be giving up the unlimited data on my Sprint plan.