Nexus One *short rant*

In short I've been waiting for the Nexus One to come out for the Verizon Network (for months now). The suspense of it all and reading all these blogs about it are pissing me off!:angry GOOGLE RELEASE THE DAMN PHONE! NOW! :bawling:



Could keep ranting but short and to the point. Anyone have this phone for T-mobile yet? if so how do you like it?
 
My fiance badly wants this phone, but the plans are very expensive (along with the phone itself). So unfortunately, we can sort of relate to your frustration!



My G1 is $25/month for unlimited data, and now we finally got 3G in my town so it really is starting to pay off :)
 
I have one, I've had quite a few smart phones dating back to the Handspring Visor phone module (It was an add on you put in your Visor (Palm pda) ). I've gone from Palm, to Windows mobile about 3 years back. I was pretty loyal to WM, but it was turning into a smoking turd. In an effort to make it better, they forgot what the device was all about, a phone. I was on a $30 for everything plan on Sprint and I couldn't take it anymore, the N1 baited me away.



It is an amazing device, but you can't talk about it and not compare it to an iPhone. My girlfriend has a 3gs. Some observations:



Screen - N1, way better

Build quality - N1 all the way, iPhone seams cheap compared.

Phone, 3gs wins hands down, especially speakerphone, the N1 is pretty bad

Battery life, 3gs all the way. N1 needs nightly charging.

OS - some parts of the N1 are less than perfect, A-, apple did their homework, A+, however, apple limits what you can do, there are no such constraints on the N1. Also, multi-tasking is not yet available on the iPhone.



You really have to use an N1 for a while to enjoy all the amazing subtleties that make is the great phone it is. Things like notifications scrolling across the top of the screen, not interrupting whatever you were doing. The google integrations that are there are amazing, however google docs is missing, and it hurts.



I will say this, if you aren't geeky, and just want something that works, get the iphone and don't look back. Its easy, well refined and well managed. If you like to tinker, the N1 is your phone.
 
I'm a RIM addict. I've used all smartphone from the Treo 650 to the Palm Pre, and I will never personally carry anything other than a BlackBerry.
 
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