[Timberwolf671]

I agree the Epic is not for everyone and I miss my TP2 in part. That part being BT and no Voice Command, but I'm sure that's coming. I had no problem exporting over 400 Outlook contacts to a csv file and then importing to Gmail. Now if I add a contact in Gmail from any computer it will auto downloads to my phone. I live in a 4G area and now I am using 4g, forget 3G, it's worth the extra $10 just for the speed. Just open any website and it's there. Better than my home DSL running at 2.5mb. No I don't like the stupid icons they used, but I planned on changing that anyway. For me the EPIC RULES over the TP2!

Edit: One thing I forgot, don't use a HUB or the front ports on your pc for sync. Use one of the ports on the back is also why I got it to work, was using my front pc port.

Originally Posted by elephant007

if the TP2 meets his needs, how can we argue with that?
I mean you'd expect a Windows device to play well with Outlook, like it or not Outlook (including exchange) seem to be the standard way businesses handle email, contact, calendar and tasks... does anyone use tasks? HA HA

it's hard for me to say I don't like anything Android because it doesn't play well with Outlook/Exchange, really it's to be expected... now if Google came out with something similar to Outlook/Exchange in a business environment how long do you think Microsoft would make a client on their mobile devices to play nicely with Google's email thing? If ever!

We're quick to say something to someone who chooses a phone because it suits them, I say let a person pick the phone they feel most comfortable with... As for me, Android is the only platform I'll stick with (for now anyway) because I enjoy all the other features Android based phones have over Windows Mobile phones or any other platform for that matter... Then again, what do I know about iPhone? I don't own or care to own one

I ditched my TP2 for my Android powered Samsung Moment and haven't had one regret... And my girlfriend enjoys the TP2 that I gave her