We did do homework. Pretty sure a 2 hour hands-on is enough to determine whether or not a device is good or not.

We did do homework. Pretty sure a 2 hour hands-on is enough to determine whether or not a device is good or not.

We did do homework. Pretty sure a 2 hour hands-on is enough to determine whether or not a device is good or not.

I don’t think it’s a very good idea to make your own OS. It’s either the iPhone OS or Android. Sony could probably make a bad-ass version of Android if they wanted.

I don’t think it’s a very good idea to make your own OS. It’s either the iPhone OS or Android. Sony could probably make a bad-ass version of Android if they wanted.

I don’t think it’s a very good idea to make your own OS. It’s either the iPhone OS or Android. Sony could probably make a bad-ass version of Android if they wanted.

I don’t think it’s a very good idea to make your own OS. It’s either the iPhone OS or Android. Sony could probably make a bad-ass version of Android if they wanted.

And I’m pretty sure two and a half hours is more than enough time to determine whether a phone is any good.

When people are searching for a new phone, they usually go to the store to try one out before they do any extra homework. First impressions are lasting impressions. I will never again touch a Motorola DROID in my life. The DROID ERIS on the other hand is a million times better.

And I’m pretty sure two and a half hours is more than enough time to determine whether a phone is any good.

When people are searching for a new phone, they usually go to the store to try one out before they do any extra homework. First impressions are lasting impressions. I will never again touch a Motorola DROID in my life. The DROID ERIS on the other hand is a million times better.

And I’m pretty sure two and a half hours is more than enough time to determine whether a phone is any good.

When people are searching for a new phone, they usually go to the store to try one out before they do any extra homework. First impressions are lasting impressions. I will never again touch a Motorola DROID in my life. The DROID ERIS on the other hand is a million times better.

There were some things that I didn’t like about the Droid, specially the camera; despite having 5MP I find it with yes a little more detail but so slow between snaps. Also, I found a comparison of pictures taken between the 3Gs and the Droid (sorry, no Eris here) http://www.flickr.com/photos/andyi/sets/72157622609402533/ and like more the 3Gs pictures overall. The good thing about the Droid’s camera is the flash.

Another thing that I dislike about the Droid is the keyboard. Some argues that having a ‘real’ keyboard makes the Droid a better device, but I find that very subjective. With ‘real’ they mean an existant keyboard or just a physical keyboard? Anyway, I prefer anyday a virtual keyboard after testing for istance the BB Bold, Pre’s tiny buttons or the Droid’s keyboard.
What I didn’t like about Droid’s is that the keys are a little bit hard to push (more than an average phone) and you don’t get that ‘feedback’ from the keys as they are plain.

Sprint’s Hero Sense UI is better than the sole Android UI 2.0 in the Droid, but I really find it kinda laggy, but again, HTC has done a wonderful job with the Sense UI, I really like it although I found Eris’ UI far more responsive (maybe an update will fix this).

The Pre is a very good phone except for the hardware which feels very plastic and fragile (some friends Pres just got broken screens as they slide them), but overall, the whole OS is great, specially with the multitasking. But again, those tiny keys aren’t for me, but I think you get used to them.

The 3Gs is not too different from my 3G, just add the speed factor and some things that I doubt I’ll use constantly except for the video recording and extra RAM.

I want to see how the Xperia X10 (w/Android) ends. Those early vids on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ytEOOTGtIo show it very good but kinda laggy which is understandable, is not finished yet.

There were some things that I didn’t like about the Droid, specially the camera; despite having 5MP I find it with yes a little more detail but so slow between snaps. Also, I found a comparison of pictures taken between the 3Gs and the Droid (sorry, no Eris here) http://www.flickr.com/photos/andyi/sets/72157622609402533/ and like more the 3Gs pictures overall. The good thing about the Droid’s camera is the flash.

Another thing that I dislike about the Droid is the keyboard. Some argues that having a ‘real’ keyboard makes the Droid a better device, but I find that very subjective. With ‘real’ they mean an existant keyboard or just a physical keyboard? Anyway, I prefer anyday a virtual keyboard after testing for istance the BB Bold, Pre’s tiny buttons or the Droid’s keyboard.
What I didn’t like about Droid’s is that the keys are a little bit hard to push (more than an average phone) and you don’t get that ‘feedback’ from the keys as they are plain.

Sprint’s Hero Sense UI is better than the sole Android UI 2.0 in the Droid, but I really find it kinda laggy, but again, HTC has done a wonderful job with the Sense UI, I really like it although I found Eris’ UI far more responsive (maybe an update will fix this).

The Pre is a very good phone except for the hardware which feels very plastic and fragile (some friends Pres just got broken screens as they slide them), but overall, the whole OS is great, specially with the multitasking. But again, those tiny keys aren’t for me, but I think you get used to them.

The 3Gs is not too different from my 3G, just add the speed factor and some things that I doubt I’ll use constantly except for the video recording and extra RAM.

I want to see how the Xperia X10 (w/Android) ends. Those early vids on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ytEOOTGtIo show it very good but kinda laggy which is understandable, is not finished yet.

There were some things that I didn’t like about the Droid, specially the camera; despite having 5MP I find it with yes a little more detail but so slow between snaps. Also, I found a comparison of pictures taken between the 3Gs and the Droid (sorry, no Eris here) http://www.flickr.com/photos/andyi/sets/72157622609402533/ and like more the 3Gs pictures overall. The good thing about the Droid’s camera is the flash.

Another thing that I dislike about the Droid is the keyboard. Some argues that having a ‘real’ keyboard makes the Droid a better device, but I find that very subjective. With ‘real’ they mean an existant keyboard or just a physical keyboard? Anyway, I prefer anyday a virtual keyboard after testing for istance the BB Bold, Pre’s tiny buttons or the Droid’s keyboard.
What I didn’t like about Droid’s is that the keys are a little bit hard to push (more than an average phone) and you don’t get that ‘feedback’ from the keys as they are plain.

Sprint’s Hero Sense UI is better than the sole Android UI 2.0 in the Droid, but I really find it kinda laggy, but again, HTC has done a wonderful job with the Sense UI, I really like it although I found Eris’ UI far more responsive (maybe an update will fix this).

The Pre is a very good phone except for the hardware which feels very plastic and fragile (some friends Pres just got broken screens as they slide them), but overall, the whole OS is great, specially with the multitasking. But again, those tiny keys aren’t for me, but I think you get used to them.

The 3Gs is not too different from my 3G, just add the speed factor and some things that I doubt I’ll use constantly except for the video recording and extra RAM.

I want to see how the Xperia X10 (w/Android) ends. Those early vids on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ytEOOTGtIo show it very good but kinda laggy which is understandable, is not finished yet.

You can easily add Widgets on the Droid, just hold down on the home screen and a screen pops up to add more things…

The ONLY two things I dislike about the phone so far is the Camera software (very slow and no review option) and the keyboard (which has a huge learning curve coming from a BlackBerry)

I don’t think you can do an accurate or thorough review looking at it for 5 minutes in a Verizon store.

You can easily add Widgets on the Droid, just hold down on the home screen and a screen pops up to add more things…

The ONLY two things I dislike about the phone so far is the Camera software (very slow and no review option) and the keyboard (which has a huge learning curve coming from a BlackBerry)

I don’t think you can do an accurate or thorough review looking at it for 5 minutes in a Verizon store.

You can easily add Widgets on the Droid, just hold down on the home screen and a screen pops up to add more things…

The ONLY two things I dislike about the phone so far is the Camera software (very slow and no review option) and the keyboard (which has a huge learning curve coming from a BlackBerry)

I don’t think you can do an accurate or thorough review looking at it for 5 minutes in a Verizon store.

You can easily add Widgets on the Droid, just hold down on the home screen and a screen pops up to add more things…

The ONLY two things I dislike about the phone so far is the Camera software (very slow and no review option) and the keyboard (which has a huge learning curve coming from a BlackBerry)

I don’t think you can do an accurate or thorough review looking at it for 5 minutes in a Verizon store.