Interesting!  I have only one data point: my daughter.  She had been using
an LG EnV, which is a very capable almost-smartphone.  She really likes the
Droid, which I got her for Xmas.  She prefers a sideways keyboard, but says
she uses the virtual keyboard about half the time, in any case.  She has no
intention of switching to anything else.  She found the Pre's keyboard too
small, but that's because she's used to the wide, sideways keyboard of the
EnV.  She has her Gmail, Yahoo mail and college Exchange email on the Droid,
and it's been stable and fast so far!

 

>From what I've seen, there's no way I'd switch to the Droid, though I like
it.  Too big, no touchstone, and the 65% premium to go to Verizon from
Sprint is just too high!

 

Cheers,

Don

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Craig
Froehle
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2010 11:45 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Treo] Pre vs Android

I know a bunch of people who have used Androids and only a few who've
kept them. The few who I know who've used both Pre and Android for
long periods (more than a couple of weeks) all settled on the Pre,
with comments like "the UI is just more mature and polished" and "it
seems more stable" being the main reasons stated. Now, with native
C++ code and 3D gaming open to developers, and Palm phones coming to
Verizon and AT&T in the next few months, I fully expect the webOS app
catalog to explode, too.

On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 10:36 AM, John Messeder <[email protected]
<mailto:jmesseder%40comcast.net> > wrote:
> I think maybe someone asked this but I don't recall an answer - which
> may have been an answer in itself.
>     I'm sneaking up on wanting a Pre or Android. Again yesterday
> ActiveSync gave me "a change on your server" that required ... killing
> the connection to GoogleSync, rebooting the Treo Pro, then re-checking
> the contacts and calendar (it never says whether the problem is with the
> calendar or the contacts) and resyncing. Then it works for a week or so.
>     I think I've discovered the problem -- it happens after I've made a
> change on the PC-based calendar or contacts. Not that I've changed the
> same record in both the Treo and PC (Palm's Desktop used to be able to
> handle even that), but simply that there's been a change on the server
> that was made on the PC. As long as I do all my changing on Google or
> the Treo, it seems to be OK. Yesterday, I killed an alarm on the PC and
> got the error.
>     Just when I think working with the cloud might be OK ...
>    The long preamble to the question is so maybe someone will have a
> solution.
>     But the root query is this -- there seems to be a lot of happy Pre
> people on here. Anyone got experience with Android? Cuz sooner or later,
> I'm gonna move to one of them.
>
>
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