iTough is much the same, although it doesn't recognise some words, possible due to my Scottish slang But it's good nonethelessUzique wrote:
my iphone texting speed is fucking phenomenal. full, correct-grammar english almost as fast as i can touch-type it on a PC (~150wpm+)
physical tangible keyboards may be cool but i dont see the touchscreen as any form of drag
I can type as fast as my keyboard can respond on my touch and instinct, but I still greatly prefer a physical keyboard. Plus it makes typing when youre not looking 1000x easierUzique wrote:
my iphone texting speed is fucking phenomenal. full, correct-grammar english almost as fast as i can touch-type it on a PC (~150wpm+)
physical tangible keyboards may be cool but i dont see the touchscreen as any form of drag
It's superiority is beyond design. If you read beyond the keyboard specs this would have been obvious. Speed is important to me. Especially on a platform the champions it's ability to run multiple apps at the same time.OmniDeath wrote:
I don't think it has a better design simply because it is "smooth and curvy." I like the Droid's angular look. Also, the Droid has a full hardware keyboard, that alone is enough for me to pick it over pretty much anything else (I'm still not a huge fan of touch screens).Kmarion wrote:
Its faster for one. Try doing a little research.GodFather wrote:
Unless the Nexus will jerk me off I dont really see how it has anything else that you need
I'm not saying the droid is a jesus phone, I'm just saying that it does everything I need it to and more (of course with a few bugs, but everything has a few bugs and for two months on the market its a soild phone)
So tell me, what do you plan on doing with your Nexus that I'm not going to be doing on my droid?Thanks to a clandestine meeting with a source, I got a chance to play with and try out the Nexus One. It's basically, from my time with it, Google's Droid killer. It's thin, it's fast, it's better in every way.
- Slimmer, faster and better than Droid in every way.
- Has a better design than Droid since it is smooth, curby and light in weight
- Boasts a higher quality and a better screen than iPhone and Droid.
- Nexus One is astonishingly faster than the Droid.
- Nexus One loads webpages faster than Droid and iPhone.
The differences aren't huge, but with a bro sis fun rivalry it is.
Besides, if you keep waiting something better will come along and trump the Nexus. That's just how technology is. You need to dive in and get something at some point, even if you know it is going to be replaced (and it probably will be sooner rather than later considering the industry).
Make sure you enable third party apps and try out the iHeart radio app for Droid..Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
ive got the droid now - first thing i gotta say is it is Much faster loading apps and at touch screen typing.. ahhhh and i can now run slacker radio while i run other apps ahhhhhh.. multitasker festivus
much to explore. . ..
did a drag and drop test pc to phone with music and it worked.. ahhh no itunes blockage.
Get off the cotton pony Kmar, I never said it wasn't faster or better it terms of other design aspects. I just said curves =/= superior design. And a hardware keyboard is important to me.Kmarion wrote:
It's superiority is beyond design. If you read beyond the keyboard specs this would have been obvious. Speed is important to me. Especially on a platform the champions it's ability to run multiple apps at the same time.OmniDeath wrote:
I don't think it has a better design simply because it is "smooth and curvy." I like the Droid's angular look. Also, the Droid has a full hardware keyboard, that alone is enough for me to pick it over pretty much anything else (I'm still not a huge fan of touch screens).Kmarion wrote:
Its faster for one. Try doing a little research.GodFather wrote:
Unless the Nexus will jerk me off I dont really see how it has anything else that you need
I'm not saying the droid is a jesus phone, I'm just saying that it does everything I need it to and more (of course with a few bugs, but everything has a few bugs and for two months on the market its a soild phone)
So tell me, what do you plan on doing with your Nexus that I'm not going to be doing on my droid?
- Slimmer, faster and better than Droid in every way.
- Has a better design than Droid since it is smooth, curby and light in weight
- Boasts a higher quality and a better screen than iPhone and Droid.
- Nexus One is astonishingly faster than the Droid.
- Nexus One loads webpages faster than Droid and iPhone.
The differences aren't huge, but with a bro sis fun rivalry it is.
Besides, if you keep waiting something better will come along and trump the Nexus. That's just how technology is. You need to dive in and get something at some point, even if you know it is going to be replaced (and it probably will be sooner rather than later considering the industry).
OFC. The rubbing it in my sis's face was just for fun. I still like the droid.. which has iPhone speed and nearly the same guts.
I excluded them because I'm sure you were right about them, lol.Kmarion wrote:
I didnt say you did. I simply reiterated the facts you excluded ponyboy.
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Yea that's not google voice .Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
woah.. no i have voice dialer and voice search -
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PS the GOOGLE Sky Map app is sooooo awesome