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Played with it last night. Still can't hold a candle to the iPhone and you'd think they would at least be able to match it since they have it right in front of
by davidu 17y ago
Played with it last night. Still can't hold a candle to the iPhone and you'd think they would at least be able to match it since they have it right in front of them to copy.
- pkulak 17y agoWell, don't be a tease. Why is the iPhone better?
- ramrod 17y agoSorry but you're the CTO at open DNS and Google is a direct competitor to you now. I would rather hold out for information from a more unbiased source.
- mahmud 17y agoBy that logic, a good chunk of software experts would be barred from commenting on Google since they're in everyone's market in some capacity.
- SwellJoe 17y agoThe only person I know who has one has just retired her iPhone. The ability to say "tacos" and have it bring back the nearest places to get tacos, and the ability to take pictures of things and have them explained (Goggles), a much better GPS than the iPhone or any other phone I'm aware of, and an extremely high res screen, pretty much had her convinced within minutes of firing it up for the first time. It is a very nice device. I'm now waffling on whether to get this or the Droid as my upgrade from the G1; kinda leaning toward this because of the unlocked nature of it.