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It would be an awkward hack at best. Unless you're doing it for the sole goal of gloat and glee, I wouldn't recommend it.
10/09/09
I love the Sense, but love the physical keyboard and faster processor of the moment.
10/09/09
Still would be kinda cool.
10/09/09
[forum.xda-developers.com]
10/09/09
09/29/09
Wonder if this can run the Cyanogen ROM?
09/30/09
And please stop bitching about Twitter and Facebook. If you don't want to use them, fine, but others have quite a bit of fun with them. :)
09/30/09
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Also, don't forget, Android is supposed to get at least two new upgrades by years' end. Now, while Android has been known to have release delays, it's likely we'll at least see some Donut (1.6) action before 2010. Some rumors have even said that Eclair (2.0) will include some more social networking-centric features, which may take away some of the special allure of the CLIQ.
Normally, I'd say just buy what looks good now, but this season, I'd really think waiting a few months on Android would be your best bet.
09/29/09
09/29/09
Then again, there's still a long way to go yet. Maybe we'll hear about a price-drop for this thing. But honestly, T-Mo....as exciting as this phone is, it's not a $200 phone.
09/29/09
09/29/09
Wow. Harsh words uh?
09/29/09
09/29/09
The beginning of November is when companies make the push to be the big present for Christmas. We're still in a recession and people are likely to be thinking about which gadget to go with for holiday shopping. On the cellphone front, it's all about iPhone, the Pre, and the Android platform. On the computer front, Microsoft is launching its OS just in time for the season and Apple is going to want to counterprogram.
Moto has to cut through all this other buzz. The Cat Stevens myTouch ad is getting heavy airplay (and is wonderfully Applesque) and Kylie is just the first salvo from Redmond. Palm lucked out; they promised and delivered at the same time as Apple letting down the market both with the 3GS (the iPhone 2.5) and the lackluster iPod lineup.
09/29/09
My response:
That's a long response!!!!!
09/29/09
Hi. You must be new here. I'm OMG! Ponies! and in case you haven't noticed, I'm not a drive-by commenter. Someone wants me to back up what I say, I generally try to pick up the gauntlet.
09/29/09
[consumerist.com]
09/29/09
People don't leave my parties until they've slept it off on my couches and/or floor.
09/29/09
"the Pre is still a darling" Really? By "darling" do you mean lousy sales and no buzz with consumers? And on what planet is anyone waiting for a Windows Mobile phone??
09/29/09
Reading is so truly fundamental...
09/12/09
09/12/09
Moto's engineering as of late has been a train wreck, from their Nextel phones, to their DVRs, and even their receivers (cable and vsat). I don't know what the hell has been going on over there for the last 5 years, but put me in as CEO and would clean house because it ISNT just their mobile group it's Moto as a whole.
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