Yeah. I agree about the GPS thing. It was kind of an idiot move on his
behalf for not plugging in the adapter in the car while using the GPS. I
bought one of those car mounts for my Droid and plug it in while driving
and would recommend the car mount to anyone.
I think the dude just gave up too soon.

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> As a newcomer to the smart phone world, I would say that I'm pretty
> pleased.  Here are my takes on some of his biggest gripes:
>
> Heat production:  Not a problem for me.  Yes, when it is in my purse, I do
> notice that surrounding items are warmer than usual, but it is nothing
> that
> concerns me.  I have never "flinched" when touching it.  I also have it in
> one of those silicone cases.
>
> Size:  I can carry it in my back pocket, but I wouldn't dare sit down with
> it there.  For those of us who carry purses (or man-bags), it is not a big
> deal.
>
> Battery life:  Following your advice, Ed, I have been conscientious to
> keep
> the GPS and/or Wi-Fi and/or Blue Tooth turned off unless I am expressedly
> using them.  I am not one of those heavy users as I expect the author is,
> but I work at a computer so I can just charge it at work if I need to.
>
> GPS:  Very cool feature which eats up battery life.  No doubt.  But,
> knowing
> this, why wouldn't you have it plugged in when you are in your car?  My
> friends who are iPhone users do this as the norm.
> I'm still working out some bugs: some applications will not download from
> the Apps Store for me, but it's nothing that I can't do without.  So
> overall, I'd say so far, so good.
>
> Dr. Jen
>
> On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Edward Crosby <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> http://zd.net/bKqX7E
>>
>> Hey, Dr. Jen & Serv, do you have to constantly babysit your Droid X?
>> I do have to agree with him about the heat issue. My Droid 1 gets super
>> hot sometimes and it's rather annoying.
>>
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