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2010-03-08
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2010-03-09
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2010-03-09
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If you're stuck on Verizon (or sprint) like me, there's likely no option for a Maemo or Meego based phone in the next two years. "Meanwhile, Android just keeps building and building, amassing more and more devices. Maemo is (as most users of these forums would think) a superior operating system, but does this advantage really hold up on outdated hardware and software? Would an android phone be a good 2 year stop-gap for cdma users who have already been spoiled by the joys of maemo?
I am assuming most n810 users either use them alongside a dumb-phone in their pockets (like me), or at home (as what I suppose an Ipad is striving to be) -- what main uses of an n810 can't be outdone by a much faster android phone?
I've never owned an Android phone, so I can't speak from experience. Is the new, fresh, grass really greener?
(I will probably be updating this post as time goes on, just so many thoughts and no good way to express most of them)