yea, the only downside is you have to install the client on the computer as well.
for windows computers, the HTC sync application seems to support tethering as well.
the fact that the incredible lacks a physical keyboard doesnt bother me. And something about the droids slider always opening while im walking when its in my pocket is annoying.
Because when that happens the screen lights up, thus wasting battery. And with these phones you gotta save as much juice as you can to last the whole day with constant use. I like my Droid, but the past 2 days it has been quiet buggy on me. One time it just kept scrolling the screen up and down up and down for like a minute....without me even touching it. jabber-walkies.
And also i have a little vendetta id like to settle with my verizon salesperson. When i went in to ditch my dying blackberry on April 3rd of this month, (this was before i discovered androidcentral.com) i asked him if there was any new devices coming out soon, that i should hold off for. (honestly i was probing for an iphone rumor) he said "No more android devices will be coming out for verizon for quite a while." I took his word for it and bought my droid.
sure enough LESS than 30 days later, HTC Droid Incredible with baller specs to say the least. I even emailed him after i discovered the Incredible, and he said, "Ive played with the incredible, its not better than the Droid." i never responded, cuz obviously he doesnt understand the point i was trying to make. Im the customer, your supposed to satisfy the customer. im not satisfied with the droid. its a great phone. but i was purposely deceived. so i want retribution!
and since i am programed with over 6 million forms of communication i would like to take advantage of the advanced speech to text the HTC offers.
The latest Droid's have since fixed the lose keyboard issue. So i'd try a new one and see.
Also the Droid has text to speech. And speech to text. And text to text, and speech to speech.
.....................AND CANDY!
Honestly both are great devices and whatever one makes you happy is the one to go with. But I don't feel like dropping out of contract prices for a new phone just 'cause its new
And everyone that works for Verizon or answers their phones are either stupid, or purposely will not tell you things. You will NEVER EVER get a straight answer out of them.
I can't tell you how many reps said "Whats the Droid?" after it hit, and a day before it hit. Or "2.1? Thats already out for the Droid" (saying that back in Jan)
my droid is only 2 weeks old. unless its been sitting on the shelf for a while, then idk about the loose slider. Its not exactly loose, but something about the way it sits in my pocket and my body motion while walking makes it slide open. my friend used to have the original LG chocolate slider, and it got effed up fast cuz it kept coming undone in his pocket. I told myself i would try out the slider action for a while since i have never had one. all my phones have been open screen ones. except my old flip phones i used to have with nextel.
if/when i upgrade to the incredible, it will be a perfect swap because my droid will still be within its 30 day "trial" period. all i will have to do is pay a $35 dollar restocking fee.
But i am alreadly planning out next thursday. get up at 8. head to my local verizon store to be there at 9 when they open. play with in incredible. if i like it, ill make the swap. if not. ill keep the droid, since there really isnt any other verizon phone worth swapping to.
OHHHH! lol
I thought you had it since release so I was a bit irked when I read that you might be jumping ship.
Yeah, i gotta say, stick with the device the best suits you! And heck, if the incredible isn't what its cracked up to be, you can always come back to the dark side![]()
Is there any info on sending txt/email/pix to a group?
The latest Droid's have since fixed the lose keyboard issue. So i'd try a new one and see.
Also the Droid has text to speech. And speech to text. And text to text, and speech to speech.
.....................AND CANDY!
Honestly both are great devices and whatever one makes you happy is the one to go with. But I don't feel like dropping out of contract prices for a new phone just 'cause its new
And everyone that works for Verizon or answers their phones are either stupid, or purposely will not tell you things. You will NEVER EVER get a straight answer out of them.
I can't tell you how many reps said "Whats the Droid?" after it hit, and a day before it hit. Or "2.1? Thats already out for the Droid" (saying that back in Jan)
yea but i can only swap phones once. so if i swap for the incredible, i will be staying with it until my next upgrade date...in 2012......if we make it that long.![]()
The new Droid does NOT fix the slider issue. When the Incredible was not mentioned at the CTIA, I decided to say "F it", and get the Droid. I had it for 20 days before returning it (I bought it on March 27th). My main gripe was that it constantly slid open in my pocket.
It was infuriating. Even if the Incredible hadn't been announced, I probably would have returned my Droid regardless.