Comments on: G1 & Android 2008 Assessment- You Really Like Me – Do You?

By: Michael Martin

Michael Martin — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 21:19:56 +0000

@ D,

Great points!

By: D

Wed, 31 Dec 2008 21:10:08 +0000

to the person who said the battery cover was weak…i actually et scared taking off the cover because its on so tight i dont wanna break it…loose? really?

if the “G2″ a G1 with no keyboard why would you call it a G2? more like the G1.5 just like the apple 3g…what did they change about the first phone besides adding 3g? hence why its not the iphone 2

By: Daniel

Daniel — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:21:53 +0000

While I love my G1, there is no doubt it was rushed to market with a number of key features missing. That said, I am pleased to see that the coming “Cupcake” update will take care of the largest majority of them. With Flash added to the mix, I think the G1 will be a pretty full featured device. Not perfect, but pretty damn good for a first foray into Android. Even Apple has remade their device a number of times since their first attempt at the mobile market.
I also got my wife one, and although she is far from the Geek I am, she has really enjoyed using it.

By: allen

allen — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 17:01:27 +0000

My wife is not a tech connoisseur but it was time to get rid of the Razr. We’re T-Mobile people and, while I was able to jailbreak my iphone I didn’t want her to have to troubleshoot anything.
Lo and behold the G1. She loves it.
Best birthday present ever.
She’s on it all the time.
I think she will only enjoy it more as new stuff comes down the pike but for an upgrade from a traditional handheld, it’s really great.

By: ELDERRUSS

ELDERRUSS — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 06:28:26 +0000

The line up for the coming update seems on point to addressing my current list of disappointments. I am amazed that the upgrade list is so inclusive, if they follow through I will be satisfied finally except for the 3G snaphooo. When is Tmobile going to deliver 3G