
I see Google's stepped up advertising on the Nexus One, and I'm trying to convince myself it would be dumb for me to get one. My first-generation iPhone is still up to the task, except for that part where the maps take their sweet time loading every time I get lost in Hamburg again.
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It doesn't help that I'm not too thrilled with AT&T right now .. the data/text plan for B's new iPhone runs about $15/month more than my old one. We're also paying about $30/month in overages, but adjusting our plan to cover our usage will only save us $10/month. If I switched to T-Mobile, we'd both have individual plans that would end up costing what we're paying now. If she didn't have a year and a half left on her contract, we could both switch to T-Mobile, save $35/month, and still not have a contract.
Of course, I could get the Google Phone and stick with AT&T but that would be kind of dumb, since I'd still have cruddy data rates and that's really the only thing that bothers me.
Or I could put $500 in an envelope and leave it under a rock.
- Z
I feel the same way. Two things that I am not thrilled about still: The tmobile network footprint and the fact that the android OS also does not have file upload in the browser. I tried the browser on the droid - which is pretty similar - and while its usable, it is not as smooth as it is the iphone.
That being said I will probably switch to the next google phone. That or the nokia n900 which also runs on tmobile.