Bald Faced Bucket of Dont

[MrKleen]

Some people just prefer regular flip phones. I was at Verizon the other day and I was surprised to see so many people buying so many phones other than a Droid or an Incredible.

Some people just don't care for new technology, and many can't figure it out. Just look at some of the posts of guys that actually own a Droid and don't know how to use it.

 

[spillner]

Some people just prefer regular flip phones. I was at Verizon the other day and I was surprised to see so many people buying so many phones other than a Droid or an Incredible.

Some people just don't care for new technology, and many can't figure it out. Just look at some of the posts of guys that actually own a Droid and don't know how to use it.

I'm not sure so much that they don't care as they just want a phone. The extra money needed first to purchase and then to maintain a droid or incredible is pretty steep. I totally understand people still buying flip phones.

 

[Spewboy]

Sounds like an unmistakable case of operator error. Limited intellectual capacity is a definite handy-cap in this arena. Poor newbie. Droid DON'T do DUMB.

 

[Slighter]

I get by the Bluetooth problem by using the blueant q1.

Not bad, so far I've only edited 2 posts. And the OP owes the mods an apology for prejudging us.

Off topic So hookbill you would recommend the q1 then? My jawbone is getting wonky.

 

[Joker]

Another fun read while on my break at work.

Thanks

 

[Mtig]

Go to the the gym and start lifting weights what kind of a wuss says they cant lift a phone you sir are funny and pathetic. You don't deserve a droid go get a blackberry

 

[JeffK627]

OK, well, as much as I like my Moto Droid, my wife and I have both had problems with them failing to find a paired Bluetooth device. I often have to turn my Jawbone off and then on again to get the phone to find it. Much of the time my wife can't even get it to work that way. We're both pretty tech-savvy - I'm actually a software developer - so this isn't user error. The Droid has a definite issue with Bluetooth.

The lack of support for voice dialing through the Bluetooth is a whole other can of worms, and I know there are threads specifically about that, so I'll leave it alone here.

 

[ClaudioKilgannon]

Can we curse in Huttesse? Or how about Mandalorian? Just kidding, but seriously, OP glad you're not apart of the epicness of the Droidnation, cause 9 times out of 10 its not hardware failure but owner failure. People like this give good things a bad name

 

[jlnguyen]

didntreadlol

but judging from the responses... wow strong arms, op.

 

[synctek]

I ended up on this thread because I queried a blue tooth question....Little did I know. This is one of the most entertaining thread I have read to date.

ID10T Error
PEBCAK Error

I may be repeating what others have said, but this guy should have searched the forum and then posted his questions if he still had issues with the phone. It Doesn't sound like the Droid was faulty. One of the best things about the Droid (for me) is playing and the trial and error involved. Its a techy phone, that's why I bought it. You don't have to be a tech to use it though, just have stronger arms and smaller fingers dancedroid
I guess for those that can't "hang"....its a blackberry. :blackberry:

 

[MyDroid23]

All I have to say is that he went from a DROID to a Blackberry.
:heart:dancedroid

 

[listenman20]

i weighed 240 when i bought my droid(i still weigh 230)...i love my droid...i never owned another platform of smartphone b4 my droid...i never could get used to the trackball on a BB...winmo didn't look comfortable to use...droid was definitely a learning curve, but it's been an enjoyable one

 

[takeshi]

I guess you're right but I can't think of one thing I liked better about my two Blackberrys than my Droid. I guess I'd have to be more schedule driven to feel that way.

Or in corporate IT. We're definitely happy with our BB's. The inflexibility means that users are less likely to mess around and cause their own problems. They're only meant to be electronic leashes (email is pretty much all they're used for). We have almost no problems and have to devote very little resources to BB support despite the fact that we deploy BB's to a large number of employees. The built-in management tools and intranet access are also pluses. You wouldn't get that from the typical consumer perspective though. Exchange integration on the BB with BES is actually very good IMO.

As jsh1120 pointed out, no device suits every single person. That includes the Droid.

 

[Hugh Jass]

uhhh sorry about that i kinda went to far im just under alot of stress (Family matters)

That show stresses me out too.

 

[pc747]

The OP is long gone. He is not reading your responses. This thread can die now.