QUOTE(samurai1337 @ Jul 24 2010, 03:00 PM)
Well yeah, I never dispute about the good OS. It's the general impressions that make Apple cooler. I was making decision between iPhone 4 and HTC Desire but I was just too lazy to wait and I can save some bucks by going for Desire.
I enjoy the convenience of having the device to sync all my mails and calendar (GMail and office e-mail), RSS feeds, twitter and facebook updates, weather, chat anytime I want via GTalk or MSN Talk, and surfing the web on a 480*800 3.7" screen. But many just won't understand, because they think:
- HTC stable meh? Always hang one wor (bad experience with Diamond and WinMo I guess)
- Android can play games meh?
- Seems like Android don't have that many apps right?
- Android good meh? Still new, sure very unstable hor
But anyway, not that I care
The only problems I have so far are:
- Battery life could be better, hopefully a Froyo update can improve this somehow (don't tell me not to sync emails / turn off mobile data etc, because I think it defeats the purpose of the device)
- Slow updates from HTC - froyo has been there for some time but I'm still stuck with 2.1. They seem to be interested in making new devices rather than supporting existing devices. Sure we can root the device or go for custom ROM, but I still prefer official ones
Try bump charging your battery, see if that helps. Mine works so much better after I did that. I posted instructions here (just ignore the wipe battery stats part):-I enjoy the convenience of having the device to sync all my mails and calendar (GMail and office e-mail), RSS feeds, twitter and facebook updates, weather, chat anytime I want via GTalk or MSN Talk, and surfing the web on a 480*800 3.7" screen. But many just won't understand, because they think:
- HTC stable meh? Always hang one wor (bad experience with Diamond and WinMo I guess)
- Android can play games meh?
- Seems like Android don't have that many apps right?
- Android good meh? Still new, sure very unstable hor
But anyway, not that I care
- Battery life could be better, hopefully a Froyo update can improve this somehow (don't tell me not to sync emails / turn off mobile data etc, because I think it defeats the purpose of the device)
- Slow updates from HTC - froyo has been there for some time but I'm still stuck with 2.1. They seem to be interested in making new devices rather than supporting existing devices. Sure we can root the device or go for custom ROM, but I still prefer official ones
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1493150
Jul 24 2010, 05:27 PM

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