Yea, but is it a good phone?

[prakash99]

No need to get upset, simply stating the stats from the poll conducted here. I don't see any reason to discount it even though there are some that want to discount anything negative relating to the Nexus.

BTW, the signal issues have made the national news in the websites that normally speak to these things. If it wasn't an issue, you wouldn't see it mentioned in the sites either. I do agree that I haven't had any voice issues, but there have been some that have reported that as well.

I haven't had any signal issues..

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[Ken7]

I haven't had any signal issues..

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That's good to hear. You're in the 45% here that are in your camp. I notice the # with issues is up to 55% now as the poll matures.

 

[gcims]

As a Life Flight Nurse/Medic I used the Droid X for a year and a half. Being on Verizon and using Motorola radios, we had signal in the most remote parts of rural and mountainous Georgia. The speakers are louder and clearer with moto than my GN and it is more rugged. I have and love my GN now that I am not flying but would steer more to a Moto product with an interchangeable battery for business use. Evaluate closely your workers need for 4G. It will cost more $ up front and in battery life. If you need to tether it to a tablet or laptop, then 4G option great. 4G on a phone may is overkill on a phone in most cases, though I wish VZW 3G was 50-100% faster, being a happy medium.

If I were hired by you to set up your business and employees, I would go Droid X2 for 3G, Bionic for 4G and supply an extra battery and strong car, wall and USB chargers. I'd put on a case and screen protector as well to protect your investment, in case someone leaves and you need to hand that device to another employee.

My GN is better suited for me to play with: screen, rooting, roms, new ICS are fun but not of direct benefit to most businesses. I love it because it is enjoyable.