Best Android phone on the market

[LAAFTERHOURS]

I have had tmobile for 5 years in San Diego county. I traveled a lot for work and had no issues with their service. I live in SEH and the service is spotty due to lack of towers in the area. I have a mytouch4g, my bill is 75 a month for unlimited everything I can use wifi for phone calls and data surfing when in my home since the signal is bad. I can also use my cell FOR FREE as a mobile hotspot. These last two features are all the reason why I chose to stay with tmobile over the assraping verizon and ATT give you on pricing of comparable features.

Im sure people will complain about tmobile or the fact that AT&T will take them over but my plan will be grandfathered, like they have been doing since the 90s when cell companies started taking over other companies. My mom had a Comcast Cellular plan she got on in 1998 for 19 a month and had that until last year on AT&T. It didnt get her much but it was dirt cheap.

[mike92104]

I like my HTC evo. I know it’s a sprint phone, but I like the way HTC puts their phones together. User replaceable batteries and screens. Uses common usb cables. Seems like it was made to be maintained and tinkered with. As far as the resale value of the iphone, I don’t think it matters since most android phones can be had for half the price.

[mike92104]

I like my HTC evo. I know it’s a sprint phone, but I like the way HTC puts their phones together. User replaceable batteries and screens. Uses common usb cables. Seems like it was made to be maintained and tinkered with. As far as the resale value of the iphone, I don’t think it matters since most android phones can be had for half the price.

[mike92104]

I like my HTC evo. I know it’s a sprint phone, but I like the way HTC puts their phones together. User replaceable batteries and screens. Uses common usb cables. Seems like it was made to be maintained and tinkered with. As far as the resale value of the iphone, I don’t think it matters since most android phones can be had for half the price.

[mike92104]

I like my HTC evo. I know it’s a sprint phone, but I like the way HTC puts their phones together. User replaceable batteries and screens. Uses common usb cables. Seems like it was made to be maintained and tinkered with. As far as the resale value of the iphone, I don’t think it matters since most android phones can be had for half the price.

[mike92104]

I like my HTC evo. I know it’s a sprint phone, but I like the way HTC puts their phones together. User replaceable batteries and screens. Uses common usb cables. Seems like it was made to be maintained and tinkered with. As far as the resale value of the iphone, I don’t think it matters since most android phones can be had for half the price.

[Coronita]

+1 on the Thunderbolt, though currently it’s not in my arsenal. It’s a good phone ( like the Sprint Evo).
Atrix is alright.

FWIW: i’m currently using all carriers right now…Imho, Verizon/Sprint have really good data networks…Contrary, to others say about ATT, I haven’t had too much trouble with ATT or TMobile….

My preference would be verizon>sprint>tmobile>ATT if it was only about speed/performance. For me though, I need to have phones with a sim card… I also need phones that are rooted, and preferably one that can build an entire system image from either Google git’s repository or cyanogenmod… Hence, my arsenal

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Nexus S’s on ATT, Nexus S on T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy Tab with with a Verizion 4G/LTE personal hotspot, and there’s a Nexus One that isn’t featured…There was also a Sony Xeria Play that I got at Google IO.. It wasn’t a very good phone imho, so it’s gone.

[Coronita]

+1 on the Thunderbolt, though currently it’s not in my arsenal. It’s a good phone ( like the Sprint Evo).
Atrix is alright.

FWIW: i’m currently using all carriers right now…Imho, Verizon/Sprint have really good data networks…Contrary, to others say about ATT, I haven’t had too much trouble with ATT or TMobile….

My preference would be verizon>sprint>tmobile>ATT if it was only about speed/performance. For me though, I need to have phones with a sim card… I also need phones that are rooted, and preferably one that can build an entire system image from either Google git’s repository or cyanogenmod… Hence, my arsenal

[img_assist|nid=15138|title=|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=399|height=300]

Nexus S’s on ATT, Nexus S on T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy Tab with with a Verizion 4G/LTE personal hotspot, and there’s a Nexus One that isn’t featured…There was also a Sony Xeria Play that I got at Google IO.. It wasn’t a very good phone imho, so it’s gone.

[Coronita]

+1 on the Thunderbolt, though currently it’s not in my arsenal. It’s a good phone ( like the Sprint Evo).
Atrix is alright.

FWIW: i’m currently using all carriers right now…Imho, Verizon/Sprint have really good data networks…Contrary, to others say about ATT, I haven’t had too much trouble with ATT or TMobile….

My preference would be verizon>sprint>tmobile>ATT if it was only about speed/performance. For me though, I need to have phones with a sim card… I also need phones that are rooted, and preferably one that can build an entire system image from either Google git’s repository or cyanogenmod… Hence, my arsenal

[img_assist|nid=15138|title=|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=399|height=300]

Nexus S’s on ATT, Nexus S on T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy Tab with with a Verizion 4G/LTE personal hotspot, and there’s a Nexus One that isn’t featured…There was also a Sony Xeria Play that I got at Google IO.. It wasn’t a very good phone imho, so it’s gone.

[Coronita]

+1 on the Thunderbolt, though currently it’s not in my arsenal. It’s a good phone ( like the Sprint Evo).
Atrix is alright.

FWIW: i’m currently using all carriers right now…Imho, Verizon/Sprint have really good data networks…Contrary, to others say about ATT, I haven’t had too much trouble with ATT or TMobile….

My preference would be verizon>sprint>tmobile>ATT if it was only about speed/performance. For me though, I need to have phones with a sim card… I also need phones that are rooted, and preferably one that can build an entire system image from either Google git’s repository or cyanogenmod… Hence, my arsenal

[img_assist|nid=15138|title=|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=399|height=300]

Nexus S’s on ATT, Nexus S on T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy Tab with with a Verizion 4G/LTE personal hotspot, and there’s a Nexus One that isn’t featured…There was also a Sony Xeria Play that I got at Google IO.. It wasn’t a very good phone imho, so it’s gone.

[Coronita]

+1 on the Thunderbolt, though currently it’s not in my arsenal. It’s a good phone ( like the Sprint Evo).
Atrix is alright.

FWIW: i’m currently using all carriers right now…Imho, Verizon/Sprint have really good data networks…Contrary, to others say about ATT, I haven’t had too much trouble with ATT or TMobile….

My preference would be verizon>sprint>tmobile>ATT if it was only about speed/performance. For me though, I need to have phones with a sim card… I also need phones that are rooted, and preferably one that can build an entire system image from either Google git’s repository or cyanogenmod… Hence, my arsenal

[img_assist|nid=15138|title=|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=399|height=300]

Nexus S’s on ATT, Nexus S on T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy Tab with with a Verizion 4G/LTE personal hotspot, and there’s a Nexus One that isn’t featured…There was also a Sony Xeria Play that I got at Google IO.. It wasn’t a very good phone imho, so it’s gone.

[an]

I got the Thunderbolt specifically for the 4G feature and I’ve been 100% satisfied with that choice. Once you start surfing the net with a 4.3″+ screen and 4G LTE speed, everything else looks and feel inadequate. My personal priority list would be LTE, then 4″+ screen, then everything else. The Samsung Droid Charge would be a good phone to get too. If you’re looking around, you can check out the WP7 phones too. I’m quite impressed with it when I played with it.

[an]

I got the Thunderbolt specifically for the 4G feature and I’ve been 100% satisfied with that choice. Once you start surfing the net with a 4.3″+ screen and 4G LTE speed, everything else looks and feel inadequate. My personal priority list would be LTE, then 4″+ screen, then everything else. The Samsung Droid Charge would be a good phone to get too. If you’re looking around, you can check out the WP7 phones too. I’m quite impressed with it when I played with it.

[an]

I got the Thunderbolt specifically for the 4G feature and I’ve been 100% satisfied with that choice. Once you start surfing the net with a 4.3″+ screen and 4G LTE speed, everything else looks and feel inadequate. My personal priority list would be LTE, then 4″+ screen, then everything else. The Samsung Droid Charge would be a good phone to get too. If you’re looking around, you can check out the WP7 phones too. I’m quite impressed with it when I played with it.

[an]

I got the Thunderbolt specifically for the 4G feature and I’ve been 100% satisfied with that choice. Once you start surfing the net with a 4.3″+ screen and 4G LTE speed, everything else looks and feel inadequate. My personal priority list would be LTE, then 4″+ screen, then everything else. The Samsung Droid Charge would be a good phone to get too. If you’re looking around, you can check out the WP7 phones too. I’m quite impressed with it when I played with it.

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