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I bought a Neo Freerunner back in 2008. The Freerunner didn't have much internal flash capacity, and I had a world of trouble finding an SD card that was compa
by phaedrus 16y ago
I bought a Neo Freerunner back in 2008. The Freerunner didn't have much internal flash capacity, and I had a world of trouble finding an SD card that was compatible with it. The Nexus One has more internal flash than the Freerunner, but still not much. So I'm getting an HTC Droid Incredible mainly because it has more internal flash so that I won't be "stuck" if I run into SD card compatibility problems.
Note that despite the confusingly similar names, the HTC Droid Incredible is completely a different phone than the Motorola Droid(s). Google themselves recommend to get the HTC Incredible if you cannot get the Nexus One.
However, bear in mind I haven't actually gotten the phone yet. Better ask me again after I've gotten the phone whether it was a good idea or not. At one time I also thought the Freerunner would be a good idea, but as a phone it was so flawed as to be unusable.