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lac29
United States1485 Posts
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citi.zen
2509 Posts
* Sync with Outlook is clunky. I can't invite people to meetings / conf calls / add stuff to Outlook calendar the way I used to be able to. * Can't operate with 1 hand easily (Blackberry mouse thingie helps here). * Data lives on gmail "cloud" - privacy issue for many companies. That said, this is a solid phone which tries to "do it all": it is better at email than the i-phone (but worse than bberry) and far better at web browsing that the bberry (but worse than i-phone). I would take the Palm-Pre over the Droid because of the Outlook sync-ing issues. Perhaps this is not an issue for you though! | ||
micronesia
United States24813 Posts
On November 17 2009 00:29 citi.zen wrote: I've said this the last time: it really all depends on what you plan on doing with your phone. I tried the droid for 2 days and had a few issues: * Sync with Outlook is clunky. I can't invite people to meetings / conf calls / add stuff to Outlook calendar the way I used to be able to. * Can't operate with 1 hand easily (Blackberry mouse thingie helps here). * Data lives on gmail "cloud" - privacy issue for many companies. That said, this is a solid phone which tries to "do it all": it is better at email than the i-phone (but worse than bberry) and far better at web browsing that the bberry (but worse than i-phone). I would take the Palm-Pre over the Droid because of the Outlook sync-ing issues. Perhaps this is not an issue for you though! Can you explain what you mean by outlook syncing? | ||
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shindigs
United States4795 Posts
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citi.zen
2509 Posts
On November 17 2009 09:28 micronesia wrote: Can you explain what you mean by outlook syncing? Your phone will "sync" with other calendars/inboxes/contacts/organizers you may be using - ie you want to access your contacts from both your computer and the phone. Some features of Outlook don't translate well to Adroid phones (ie: I could not send an invite from the phone which would automatically add itself to the recipient's outlook calendar). If you are a heavy user of Outlook this may be a problem. By your question I am guessing this is not the case, so feel free to ignore! The phone does have very nice integration with gmail and all the google apps - which can be really great btw. | ||
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micronesia
United States24813 Posts
On November 17 2009 11:35 citi.zen wrote: Your phone will "sync" with other calendars/inboxes/contacts/organizers you may be using - ie you want to access your contacts from both your computer and the phone. Some features of Outlook don't translate well to Adroid phones (ie: I could not send an invite from the phone which would automatically add itself to the recipient's outlook calendar). If you are a heavy user of Outlook this may be a problem. By your question I am guessing this is not the case, so feel free to ignore! The phone does have very nice integration with gmail and all the google apps - which can be really great btw. Apparently unlike AT&T the Verizon service won't apply my 19% discount to the data portion of the plan  | ||
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MK
United States496 Posts
Let's cut the crap and be honest : HTC Hero is the first droid phone that actually does something good. And it is good. Very good indeed. People would argue Iphone 3Gs might be faster but : droid phone DOES multitask. And, really, it's pain in the ass when you have to actually chose skype XOR web. Get the HTC hero, it's good deal, good phone. | ||
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
On November 18 2009 00:32 MK wrote: I worked @ Orange Lab Japan and I've tested both Iphone 3Gs and Droid. Let's cut the crap and be honest : HTC Hero is the first droid phone that actually does something good. And it is good. Very good indeed. People would argue Iphone 3Gs might be faster but : droid phone DOES multitask. And, really, it's pain in the ass when you have to actually chose skype XOR web. Get the HTC hero, it's good deal, good phone. Thanks for your comment...I'm planning buy a HTC Hero | ||
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JeeJee
Canada5652 Posts
i've read on wiki that that's been fixed with a recent firmware update? is it actually? how smooth is it compared to the iphone? | ||
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