Win another Droid Incredible from Android Central! (contest)

[drudometkin]

I would love to upgrade my droid to the incredible. Out with the old in with the new

 

[BigVDawgy]

Storm 2... enough said

 

[Rep0M8n13]

To be honest, my Droid Eris issue is partly my own doing. I'm sort of stuck in limbo with a phone that is Android 2.1 (Kinda) and not being able to go back and get all my apps. I'm in no man's land (poor judgement on my part). Now that VZ is killing off the Eris, I doubt they're going to do a full upgrade to 2.1 and I'll not be able to download the rest of my apps. Bummer.

 

[drudometkin]

I would like to upgrade my droid to the incredible!

 

[sjackson88]

I have a berry 8330 aka the slowest phone evar. GIMME DAT 1GHz

 

[Trantice]

I'm currently using a Blackberry Pearl 8120 on T-Mobile. The end call button is broken, and the software is mostly hosed. The blue tooth and the wi-fi are all but working at this point. Plus, T-Mobile in my are is just plain bad!!

I would welcome a new Incredible with open arms!!!

 

[hoonaynay]

I bought the Blackberry Tour on its release date. You know, the phone with the worst trackball? The phone I replaced FOUR times through warranty, and ended up with yet another trackball-defective device? The phone that was destined to be short-lived considering that leaked photos of its trackpad and WiFi-toting successor (now the Bold 9650) emerged about two months after the 9630's release? The one that I'm going to throw from one end of a parking lot to another if I win the HTC Droid Incredible? Yeah, that phone.

 

[egarciadesigns]

I have the Motorola Droid, but my girlfriend has the Blackberry Tour which she has started to complain about because of all the things i can do and she cant do. I think its time for her to experience android.

 

[Frogybloop]

My "Sorry Old Phone" is still a samsung SCH-a670 flip-phone. Ive had this thing for years and years and never really thought I needed anything more, as its been a work horse. However...after recent events, Ive decided its probably time to get something new.... I was out at the bar with some friends and noticed that the phone hinge was a little loose. After jiggling it back and forth a bit in order to gauge whether or not this was going to be a problem, a small piece of plastic popped off onto the bar and the hinge came free!! Now I was really in trouble. That appeared the be the final straw, as by the end of the night, the left hinge couldn't make up for the absence of the right, and it too popped right off.
At this point the two halves of the phone were held together by a tiny piece of ribbon cable. I thought this would hold...but after years of flipping open and closed, this thing ripped almost immediately. "Thats it!" I thought.. "my phone has finally kicked it!!". But a few hours later, as I was finally coming to terms with my phone's untimely doom, I felt a vibrate in my pocket (where the two phone halves were stored until I could properly dispose of them). My phone was ringing!! I quickly discovered that the bottom half of the phone (with the keypad) was still functional! The ringer (which was part of the top half) was gone, but thankfully I had left my phone on vibrate before it broke and I could still make and receive calls with the lower half. The only problem now was that the earpiece was located on the top (now missing) half of the phone, so I was unable to hear the person on the other end, while they could hear me (which we confirmed by calling across the bar). Again, it appeared that luck was with me, as the headset jack was located on the bottom half of the phone and I was able to plug a headset in here and continue to use this tiny little phone that could.
Because the phone supports voice dialing based on your address book I can still dial people numbers through the headset, I just can't see who is actually calling me. All of this went down about 2 weeks ago, and I've been using this mutant half-phone while I shop for new phones. I heard about the Incredible and decided I would wait for its release. However, the wait has been arduous. The phone seems to randomly dial people in my address book all the time when its in my pocket, and everytime I want to make/answer a call I have to unwind the long headset wire, then re-wrap it when finished. Is this a sorry phone story deserving of a new Droid Incredible replacement? I'll let you be the judge....

 

[NPR_Aficionado]

"sorry old phone" is not really an "old" phone, but a new phone with an "old" OS.

I am using a WM TP2, and even though it is a "newer" phone, the OS is basically sorry and old. I do have a spot in my heart for WM, but 6.5 is pushing the limit on the life of an OS that is sorry and old

A new incredible with an incredible OS would be great!!

 

[cheeta186]

I am currently using a moto droid, however, I would love to drop it and give the Incredible a test run...maybe give it to my mother for a mothers day gift....

 

[bd.kindle@gmail.com]

I have the original BB bold 9000. bought it on the spur of a moment and have never been satisfied. I hate ATT and would love to go back to Verizon, i hate the BB apps, very limited and costly, but most of all i hate the phone. battery drains quickly, track ball sticks, screen is small, camera is a joke and not a funny one, and most of all the memory is very limiting for the few apps i do have.

 

[Deleted member 5726]

Sprint HTC Hero here... and I'm having to root it just to keep up with everyone else... I'd like an Incredible just to have a reason to switch to Verizon and rock out an awesome phone!

 

[phildroid]

I am a huge android fan. I have never had a smartphone until recently. That phone is the droid eris. This is a good beginners smartphone and I do enjoy it. However it is becoming unbearably slow. What's worse is that Verizon already listed the end of life for the eris! I couldn't believe it. This makes me very sad, as I had spent weeks researching this and the droid only to see its life cut short after only a few months. I don't have an endless pile of money to go spend on a new phone. I feel the incredible will provide me with an opportunity of making the most out of my 2 year contract.

 

[gskiner]

I need an Android!

help me get rid of this Storm 1!

It would be Incredible to go from a Storm to the Incredible!

 

[DannyD84]

I've had my LG enV for almost four years now and for the most part, it gets the job done. But it's a dumbphone and it's time to move on. Not to mention the front screen is cracked, is all scraped up from years of use and it doesn't really like to be charged anymore. Nothing would please me more then finding out I can replace my dying phone with the fresh hotness that is Droid Incredible.

 

[stevenroose]

I bought a T-Mobile G1 as soon as it came out on eBay, because almost none Android phones get to my country.
Possibly can't do anything with a Droid Incredible here, but I could exchange it for a Nexus One/Desire with a member of AndroidCentral's community
My G1's lacking as hell, really need a new phone!!

 

[flashsider]

Have the Moto Droid - not a sorry phone at all but the Incredible would be the non-sorriest (sp?) phone around.

 

[matt773]

I was an early adopter of Android with the G1 (November 2008) and it's seen better days in every regard.

 

[djrollerx#AC]

I currently have a Blackberry Tour. The screen is tiny, the browser is junk, and the hardware is slow. I will never again buy another blackberry, and I would love to have an Incredible. My last phone(LG Voyager) met its demise when I threw it up against a brick wall, tore it literally in half, and pummeled it on the floor with a chair. My Tour is not far from the same fate.