I've been talking with a few folks who've been comparing webOS to Android and here are some (although this is by no means an exhaustive list):
a. Synergy does its job of combining social PIM far better than Android does. b. De-combining munged contacts on Android is much more painful than webOS' elegant approach c. Managing open/running apps is far easier on webOS d. Palm's phones are smaller (in case that matters) e. You're supporting the underdog, the fighting everyman, of the phone industry f. webOS integrates with more social networks than Android currently does (LinkedIn, Yahoo!, etc.) Others? - Craig On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 8:58 PM, Don Ferguson <[email protected]> wrote: > . . . actually rationalizing, probably. No, definitely. I love new toys. > > > > With Android on the Sprint Evo, I get: > > > > 1. More configurable vibration/alerts for everything. > > 2. A call log that remembers the exact number/person called, and doesn't > revert to a plain 10-digit number instead of keeping the association with > the contact called. > > 3. Louder earpiece. > > 4. Louder speakerphone. > > 5. Yes, LOUDER! Perhaps one that I even want/need to turn down from MAX > from time to time. > > 6. And I'm not hard of hearing. > > 7. iHeart Radio app. > > 8. Probably other nifty apps since the Android Market is quite a bit > bigger than the WebOS App Catalog > > 9. Voice recorder. > > 10. Editable contact shortcuts. > > 11. Bluetooth that can dial speed dials on my car kit (like the Blackberry > could; Pre cannot). > > 12. Reject a call with a text message (like the Treo can) > > 13. Blindingly fast processor. > > 14. Bigger screen. > > 15. 4g/Wimax speed, some places. > > > > So, what, oh reader, will I be giving up? Don wants to know!! > > > > Cheers, > > Don > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
