[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

Well everyone I have decided to give my hand a try at a different device, So I have jumped ship to a Droid X so far so good... better then any blackberry I have ever had/played with. Wish me luck still getting used to it. Hope everyone has good luck with there berries!

[JSanders]

Originally Posted by TylerBoneZJoneZ

Hope everyone has good luck with there berries!

And their spelling.

Bye.

[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

Originally Posted by JSanders

And their spelling.

Bye.

HAHA dont be jealous Colonel Sanders.

[JSanders]

I played with the X over New Year's and again today at lunch. Nice device.

Watch out for current Droid virus going 'round. Not good.

[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

Originally Posted by JSanders

I played with the X over New Year's and again today at lunch. Nice device.

Watch out for current Droid virus going 'round. Not good.

Thanks for the heads up!

[Dubdub]

Android has become a very open OS, not closed (and solid) as the BB OS.

We'll leave a light on for ya, too!

[aiharkness]

Yep. Keep the BlackBerry for at least a few months before selling or giving away.

And come to BBF and visit once in a while at least.
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[birdiebo]

Jumping, too. In the last week of my 30-day trial with DroidX, and, so far, very good. There are still things that BB will always do better, but Android and Motorola quality are impressive and intuitive. Admittedly, their App Store is a bit like the wild west, but like anything else, if you don't load the device up with a bunch of weird crap, everything is fine. However, my Storm2 still stays charged and in my brief case, just in case the "newness" wears off, or the quality fails. BTW, it's a little hard to believe that Google can't figure out how to do a straight sync with Outlook. Cheers!

[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

yeah... I have my device rooted which gives you "superuser" capabilities, something one could never do with a blackberry device.