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| There are three contenders in the race for my next phone:
- The Motorola Droid (downside: only 528mhz processor, bound to be sluggish for playing videos etc. Upside 3.7" screen and physical keyboard)
- The Acer Liquid (downside: no keyboard, but 1ghz snapdragon | |
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Tut... the processor is the same as used in the Palm Pre and the iPhone 3GS... it's not all about mhz you know. It's fast.
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| The Nokia N900 is similar to the phones you listed above, you may want to give that a look as well... altho it's not Android, it's Maemo (Symbian successor)
http://maemo.nokia.com/n900/ | |
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Problems I have with the N900...
- Maemo is not going to be anywhere near as big as the other leading competitiors. It's slick, but it has a limited future in my opinion. App support will be slow, and will never come close to Android. Android literally is the future now, it's going to be huge, really huge.
- Resistive touchscreen. No matter how "sensitive" they are made, they will never be as finger friendly or as responsive as a capacitive screen. Yes, they are marginally more accurate, but this was only really useful for Windows Mobile... the average person now has no need for a stylus. And even so, you can now get stylus for capacitive screens, so the point is moot.