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Waiting on the Torch. Bought one direct from Rim for $320 (Canadian).

Tapatalk is an app users need to pay for and if I get an all inclusive license, its over $1,000 I believe. Use the mobile version we have.

 

I got an android about 11 months ago. Finally did my first cool thing with it last night (playing Angry Birds or Hungry Shark doesn't count) which was figure out how to get it tethered to my laptop for internet access. I never was able to make it work with Vista, but with Win7 it set up pretty easily. My neighborhood's been without DSL service for about a week, but now I'm rockin' sprint 3G. Speed test is showing 1 down and .3 up compared to DSL at 1.2 down and .25 up, so that's pretty much the same speed. Last time DSL went down in the area, it was out for over 3 weeks. Yikes! I'm going to add a line to my plan and use the new phone for at home falldown and mobile internet access. At $20/mo for a new line (and no cost for the phone), it's significantly less expensive than using Clear or Virgin mobile broadband.

 

i played angry birds all day today.

 

You gots my real numma if you wanna send me some pix like the one in my avatar. Btw, who did that? I like it but it needs to be a little more fabulous.

 

Needs more glam.

 

no glam, but I made it a bit gayer

 

In for sim card-ed Evo.

 

I have a shitbox 9700 for work and using it is the bane of my existence.

 

Damn that addictive game, wait til you get the black birds.

 

When the iphone comes out for blackberry i will drop my verizon in the toilet so my work can get me a new one.

 

Angry Birds? Seriously? I think my sister in law played that in jr. high.
Welcome to 2010.

 

Ahh I remember when android was just a glimer in Rovio's eye...

 

I've never had a "stupid" phone. My first phone was a Palm Treo 180. I've always had Palm phones due to their great integration of the phone features. At first they were just PDAs that made phone calls, but now they do both very well. They really just need some new hardware and more developer support. My Pre is super hacker friendly, but there aren't many apps I'd bother paying $ for. I have about 40 homebrew patches to customize and add features to the OS. At 1ghz, it runs really well.