i think the HD2 can do all of that, especial with cooked roms from xda. the mytouch could probably do the same but it would be slower. really depends on if you how much you really feel like spending.
im not referring to making replies and what not on niketalk. im referring to how the pages are setup. like i have to zoom in twice to get the page readable, then im scrolling left and right just to read niketalk. ive found a solution of using column view, nut im just so used to the browser on sk/g1 where the page fits into the window automatically without having to zoom in.
Originally Posted by southzeztpdot
There has been at least 10 android phones that have came out since this time last year. There is nothing unique about any of the android phones honestly but that is besides the point. Any android phone you buy right now will be outdated by thanksgiving. At least with an iPhone i can guarantee my phone will be at least the best phone the company makes for a year. But@ for thinking an android phone is worth it for any regular phone user.
You should wait on the HD2 since it's identical and fairly cheaper than the N1.
You can download an application that will handle all your IM clients. It doesn't come with it because there isn't a big demand for it from typical users.
Originally Posted by s0leFUNK
As for ROM cooking and XDA-developers.. Basically, that is a place full of people who customize the phone's OS, UI, etc.. all for your/their/our convenience. When you get the HD2, you'll have the stock Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM. It'll come with some basic apps, basic functionality, and maybe a few bugs here and there if you dig deep enough. What XDA does is takes this stock ROM and adds apps, registry tweaks, graphical tweaks, bug fixes, and all types of bells and whistles as well as base it on the latest builds/versions of Windows Mobile that get leaked (WM 6.5.x and what not). That process is called ROM Cooking. You putting that ROM on your phone is done through a process called Flashing.
Do not get to hung up on flashing right now. First thing you gotta do is get the phone and test it out. See if it handles everything fine fresh out the box before you consider flashing.
It technically is, Desire ROM.Originally Posted by Mastamind89
Originally Posted by s0leFUNK
As for ROM cooking and XDA-developers.. Basically, that is a place full of people who customize the phone's OS, UI, etc.. all for your/their/our convenience. When you get the HD2, you'll have the stock Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM. It'll come with some basic apps, basic functionality, and maybe a few bugs here and there if you dig deep enough. What XDA does is takes this stock ROM and adds apps, registry tweaks, graphical tweaks, bug fixes, and all types of bells and whistles as well as base it on the latest builds/versions of Windows Mobile that get leaked (WM 6.5.x and what not). That process is called ROM Cooking. You putting that ROM on your phone is done through a process called Flashing.
Do not get to hung up on flashing right now. First thing you gotta do is get the phone and test it out. See if it handles everything fine fresh out the box before you consider flashing.
If you are really interested in the HD2, Nexus One, or MyTouch hit up the HTC thread
If you really want something on par with a sk go with the MyTouch.
The other two phones both have 1GHz and nice screens which is great for browsing the web. They both have various aim apps and they have youtube apps. Flash will be out on android soon im not sure if the beta is out yet. For WM phones you can get the Skyfire browser that has flash and I think Opera is working on it too. You can also run android on WM, pretty fully run it(data and etc).
