TexasAg03
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I've finally done it. I ordered a Droid X from Walmart {dot} com for the tidy sum of $79. I couldn't resist it at that price and it will be here Wednesday.
I am coming from an iPhone 3Gs on AT&T. I am not switching because of network issues - I haven't had any problems. I'm not switching because of "antennagate" - my wife's iPhone 4 is just fine. I just found something very appealing about Android and about the Droid X in particular.
Dual antennas - we do live in a rural area and while I haven't had any issue with AT&T service, an extra antenna never hurts.
Three microphones - I have 3 young sons, and the audio quality of videos is important to me, too. Any help with call quality is great, too.
Dedicated camera button - see above. Anything that speeds up camera access is a plus.
The screen - while the iPhone 4's screen is gorgeous (it really is), I just can't get past the extra real estate. I have big hands.
Like I said - I don't have any major issues with AT&T or Apple or the iPhone. It's a great product and, for many people, is just what they need (my dad, for one).
I am coming from an iPhone 3Gs on AT&T. I am not switching because of network issues - I haven't had any problems. I'm not switching because of "antennagate" - my wife's iPhone 4 is just fine. I just found something very appealing about Android and about the Droid X in particular.
Dual antennas - we do live in a rural area and while I haven't had any issue with AT&T service, an extra antenna never hurts.
Three microphones - I have 3 young sons, and the audio quality of videos is important to me, too. Any help with call quality is great, too.
Dedicated camera button - see above. Anything that speeds up camera access is a plus.
The screen - while the iPhone 4's screen is gorgeous (it really is), I just can't get past the extra real estate. I have big hands.
Like I said - I don't have any major issues with AT&T or Apple or the iPhone. It's a great product and, for many people, is just what they need (my dad, for one).
