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Okay, don't laugh, Motorola RAZR V3m. I know big jump.
I want the Droid X to replace the Razr, PDA, and my iPod Touch.
HTC Touch Pro.
Goodbye Windows Mobile!
LG enV2, baby.
I think I have a realy shot at winning this thread![]()
I have an LG VX8300! The phone is over three years old and I've never had a problem with it. It's actually great as a phone. Awesome reception, great battery life, good speaker quality, and made like a brick. I've dropped it a bunch and never had a problem. The only problem is I want the internet too badly so have decided to make the leap.
So, I've been waiting for a phone with great phone qualities as those often seem overlooked in the smartphone lineups. But from reviews, sounds like the Droid X has great reception and call quality; and a great speaker phone. Personally, I prefer the size of the Inc, but the advantages the X has in phone qualities and battery life are more important to me.I too, have the Omnia 1. Although I do have it working pretty much the way I like it. I have SPB Mobile Shell and I like it a lot. I could get along with it for another year if I had to, but I'm ready to give Android a try.
got a new Droid X on July 1.

I got it, indirectly, from someone who works in advertising for Motorola. He's on AT&T so it was useless to him.