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How old is everyone with an Eris?

I am 28, soon to be 29. The Eris is my first smartphone and I love it. My phone doesn't seem to have the lag it used to, and I swear I didn't do anything to improve it. I look forward to 2.1, but only so my husband will shut up about it on his Droid. :)
 
22, love the phone its my first smart phone. I have seemed took get rid of most of my lag when i stopped using a task killer and started trimming texts/call log.
 
19, first smart phone Ive had but my Eris has worked wonders for me really, yea still waiting on that damn update but besides the point some people just don't like smart phones because its either too complicated for them to work (I call lazy for not trying to learn) those people hate on us for having a smart phone like most of my friends do but i just laugh at them cause i know they wish they had one haha yea speed can be an issue for some younger generations i always looked for that quality in a phone but when you really can see all the cool shit you can do with this phone it doesn't matter it gets the job done well
 
50. This is my second smart phone after the Blackberry Curve. I keep going back and forth about whether I like the BB or android better. Eris is fun, but is not as satisfactory as a phone. Blackberry definitely better for email. Plus - you can actually adjust the font size on the BB, just like you can on almost any dumb phone... something basic android needs desperately. I love technology and probably will upgrade my phone often.... even paying full price to do so. In fact, I may purchase an Incredible - not sure if I can wait until I'm eligible for an upgrade
 
twixxy010 said:
hahaa im 15....used to love my phone but lack of root keeps nagging me... :(
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You can root it, unless you've went to 2.1 already.


50 here, Eris is my first smart phone and I'm happier than hell with it. Works great as a phone, no lag here at all. And I can find an app for anything I need/want. Size is perfect and touch screen is great.
 
I'm 24. My phone before this Eris was the LG chocolate, missing buttons and wouldn't take phone calls lol.
 
I'll be 58 in a few weeks. The Eris in not my first smartphone; I've used Blackberrys for work for the past 2-3 years, and I also had a Verizon Thera a few years back (around 2003-2004), which was a PDA/phone, running Windows Pocket PC.
 
xAusTiN said:
17....Damn I feel young.
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That 15 year old has you beat. ;)

I thought turning 20 was bad because I was no longer classified as a teenager and couldn't get away with certain things anymore.


Nothing has changed the past nine months. I still do stupid stuff and think nothing of it.
 
I'm 62.

This is my first smartphone. I got it the first day it was available. I went to look at the Moto Droid and didn't like the keyboard. I saw the Eris and really liked it.

I installed the first leak the day after it was available. Installed the second leak as well. No real problems with my phone. Battery runs down after lots of surfing, but then again so does a laptop. Show images doesn't work in gmail, but they are usually trying to sell something anyway.

I am still very happy with my phone.
 
smacky said:
I still do stupid stuff and think nothing of it.
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You'll still do stupid stuff as you get older. You'll just think about more... hopefully before you do it. ;)

38 and love this damn phone.
 
16 and i love my eris. Its my second smartphone i had a touch pro 2 pretty cool (mostly just keyboard)but didn't like winmobile so i sold it. I was waiting for an incredible until i saw this baby for a cent on amazon. To hard to turn down. i knew i was getting an outdated phone. But its cheap and with root,2.1, and SWYPE seems plenty good for me. :D
 
I will be 34 this coming October. My daughter just tuned 14 this past February.
I am a HUGE gadget geek, all she wanted was a QWERTY keyboard.
She hates trackballs and touchcreens.
I've had PDAs since the Palm III.
This is not my first smartphone but it is my first Android phone and I am loving Android.
I don't really have too many complaints about the Eris. It does what I need and, unlike my old crackberry from years ago, doesn't require it's own special data service to function fully.
 
Judging by how some people conduct themselves in the various threads I was thinking the average age was about 12. ;)
 
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