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To: webschooner; All

Android looks cool. I saw photos of it a couple months ago....about as cool as the Mac OS I still want but haven’t gotten yet because Macs are more expensive.

Android hopefully runs as good as it looks.


19 posted on 06/03/2009 8:49:35 AM PDT by rwfromkansas ("Carve your name on hearts, not marble." - C.H. Spurgeon)
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To: rwfromkansas

Android looks cool. I saw photos of it a couple months ago....about as cool as the Mac OS I still want but haven’t gotten yet because Macs are more expensive.


Since they are both Unix based operating systems, I would expect them to have a lot in common.


21 posted on 06/03/2009 8:51:55 AM PDT by Brookhaven (Obama hasn't just open Pandora's box, he has thrown us inside and closed the lid.)
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To: rwfromkansas

Android may have some kinks now, but it should get better with time.


44 posted on 06/03/2009 10:12:57 AM PDT by dfwgator (USM is Gator Bait! (Congrats to U-Dub!))
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To: rwfromkansas

>> Android hopefully runs as good as it looks.

It runs great — as I mentioned, very fast, very stable, very functional and practical OS, very user friendly and very very customizable. I am one of many many who have rooted my phone. It’s fairly easy to do, instructions are all over the internet, and it opens up many new possibilities of what you can do with the phone (such as tethering it to a laptop to use as a modem for emergency use, which I do).

I really like the Android OS on a phone, and would definitely consider it later on on a netbook or a PC, as it migrates over to that platform.


51 posted on 06/03/2009 12:14:32 PM PDT by webschooner
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