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FWIW, I totally agree with what you said. Honeycomb is looking really good - to the point where using iOS feels restricted to me. (Bought mine yesterday and not
by blinkingled 16y ago
FWIW, I totally agree with what you said. Honeycomb is looking really good - to the point where using iOS feels restricted to me. (Bought mine yesterday and not changing it for anything - to me the stock Google ROM and unlockable bootloader have huge potential for development and trying out custom ROMs.)
- tdfx 16y agoAnother big winner for me (on any Android 2.2+ device): tethering via portable WiFi hotspot. Although it's much more satisfying when I run my Nexus One on my AT&T unlimited data plan than when I get molested by Verizon for my data usage on the Xoom 3GB plan. Theoretically this feature will be coming to iOS soon (it's already present in the Verizon iPhone 4 refresh), depending on how badly AT&T decides to continue to gouge their customers.