QueBert
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- Jan 6, 2002
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QueBert like to complain about everything Bateluer
No true I LOVE WebOS, I really like WM7, I like many things, but if you use an iPhone 4 or WM7 phone and then use any Android device you have to feel the lag. I refuse to settle, and up until this point every Android device has been me settling. I settled for the Droid 1 and now settled for an EVO. And to Bateuler hell yes I would. In a year a used iPhone 4 will still cost more than a Thunderbolt used. That should tell you something.
Android needs GPU acceleration period, use an iPhone, use a WM7 device, both are so smooth. I don't care what Rom you put on an Android device it's not smooth enough.
The problem is it seems that a lot of users are just obsessed with scrolling or something. OK, there is a little bit of choppiness when you scroll down your app drawer.. but seriously? You're going let that be the make/break of your phone decision? I basically use folders only now since it seriously is a pain in the ass the scroll through your app drawer to choose an app to use. Especially since 75% of the apps in my app drawer are apps that you only use once to set a setting and forget about it.
But even so, if you can't get over that, Android really isn't the platform for you. Especially if you can't see over it and see everything else it has to offer.
that sounds good in theory, but when you start to use apps where you scroll a lot, the choppiness is very off putting. I can have nothing but Cubed opened on my phone and when I scroll thru a text list of my mp3's it's not fluid at all. This is just one app, there are numerous others where you get the same laggy feeling. This would be so easy for Google to fix, yet they seem totally unwilling to do it. It's a shame really, because that's the only thing imho I don't like about Android, but if effects everything I do on the phone. Since an iPhone will never be affordable to me, I guess my next phone will be a Windows Mobile 7, which is even smoother than an iPhone for a lot of things.
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