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Old 11-27-2009, 01:41 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by contraria2 View Post
I bought the droid last night. I gotta tell you, it's an amazing piece of technology, does really cool stuff, and a whole bunch of accolades; BUT, having had (and been insanely addicted to) a BB for 5 years, I must say, when it comes to emailing and making a simple phone call, the bb is much easier.

Here are some of my gripes (take into consideration I have the droid for barely 24 hours)
I think this is key. It takes time to get used to something new. I've used Blackberrys for longer than you have, but this Droid is simply incredible.

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Cannot text to multiple contacts
Use Handcent. It does this quite nicely. You just check off the names of all desired recipients.

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It's "too much" of a toy. (You find yourself spending 1/2 the time on apps and widgets.)
I suspect this will diminish slightly with time. It's something new and has many more apps to play with than the Blackberrys do.

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Sifting thru contacts to make a pc or send a text is (alarmingly) time consuming
I find this to be quite easy, and easily as fast as my Blackberrys were. I suspect you will find it easier as you get more used to the phone.

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AND - there is no way you can do "stuff" while driving or busy with something else.
This comment actually pisses me off a little. Either use voice dialing or put the damn phone down, no matter what phone it is. I've almost been rear-ended multiple times (especially on my motorcycle) by people staring at their phones rather than paying attention to the road.

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I still like it, I'm going to TRY to solve some of these issues, otherwise, I will just go back to my 8330 and wait for the Tour2 to upgrade
I'm curious to see how this turns out for you. Keep us updated.
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