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Also, the Droid X will launch in August or so, so if you go that route you may want to wait a few months (it also doesn't have the droid's fiddly d-pad.
by yoden 16y ago
Also, the Droid X will launch in August or so, so if you go that route you may want to wait a few months (it also doesn't have the droid's fiddly d-pad.
- jackowayed 16y agoThe Droid X comes out in July and does not have a keyboard. It's basically an EVO clone. You're probably thinking of the Droid 2.
- billymeltdown 16y agothat's an interesting device. any word on the battery life?
- megablast 16y agoThere is always a new android phone coming out, which is bigger and better than the last. Some people like this, some people don't.
- jrockway 16y agoThere is always a new iPhone coming out, which is bigger and better than the last. Everyone seems to love this.
- masklinn 16y agoThat's sufficiently not true as to be completely false.
- mkramlich 16y agoDouglas Adams? Dude, welcome back from the grave.
- megablast 16y agoThe difference being, that a new iPhone comes out once a year, at around the same time. So you can buy a new iPhone now, realising that there is no point updating it for a year.
- jrockway 16y agoWith mandatory two-year contracts, that makes for potential unhappiness.
- megablast 16y agoNope. You can buy it outright in most of the world. Lots of places have 12 month contracts (Optus in Australia). And lots of companies are letting you get out early (ATT). There seems to be lots of lies in this thread, something I don't expect to see on hacker news.