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Left Incredible Droid and so far I love this phone. I have the extended battery and everything is good. Now just need to root it, you would think Verizon would stop this dung and just root the darn phones!! Then again that would take our fun away!
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I love my Touch Pro2 but my Thunderbolt should be here tomorrow. It will be my 1st Android device.
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Droid Incredible and the only thing I miss is the track pad. I actually got use to using it to move the cursor when typing.
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Imagio.. i luved the custom roms esp the project teya that jmart cooked up but i needed something that simply worked out of box smooth. i luved my winmo all the way back to palm treo days, lol. well android here i come.
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TP2. I can't say I'll miss it, either. It was a good phone at first. But overall it just sucked. Too slow. Had it replaced 4 times for the damned screen rainbowing. Good riddance.
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I left the DInc. I miss the small size in my pockets and that's about it. (Sorry can't wear the hipster pouches....) But everything about the Bolt has made up for the slightly larger bulge in my drawers........ I guess it really isn't a bad thing....lol
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Yeah, how do you follow that post... :P
Moved over from the Touch Pro 2 yesterday and so far, loving the phone, definitely an enthusiast device. As soon as these guys want to start talking WP7 I'm there, definitely disappointed at the lack of video streaming options on Android. Netflix, Hulu, I'm looking at you guys.. |
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I'm coming over from the Desire which I had for over three months before switching carriers. Before that, it was the Touch Pro. I'm glad I made the switch because the Thunderbolt has a lot more support for ROMs and other mods than the USCC Desire.
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Left my Alltel Touch Pro 1. suffice it to say the two aren't anywhere close :P
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Coming from TP2 (my screen finally died) Waiting for it to arrive
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I am coming from an Evo. Sprint has had a network outage / capacity issue in my area so they have allowed myself and family (3 Evos) out of contract with no ETF. All of us love the 4.3" HTC form factor, so this is a logical move. As well (hopefully) LTE will be available soon here.
Actually get the new phones on Monday through Amazon ( $175 vs $249 times 3 so a no brainer choice really). I expect to break even on the sale of the old phones and the cost of the new. So a nice 'free' upgrade 9 months after the first purchase. |
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I left the TP2 in September for an Incredible, and jumped to the 'Bolt beginning of the month. Only reason I jumped to the Inc in September was MM and X both got Desire's, and I felt left out. lol
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Droid Eris for me. night and day.
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My Smart phone journey started with verizon TP1 that phone became very buggy, VZW upgraded me to TP2. I loved this phone!! Then one day it got destroyed.. My Phone insurance gave me Samsung Omina 2. A tad better but UI sucked really bad. I downloaded SPB MS just to make it bearable. Well today I found out that I have 4 month early upgrade??? Not sure why, but what the hell I will go for it.
Now I have the HTC TB. So far I love it. Battery could be a tab better. But that really does not bother me.:angel4: |
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I gave my droid x to my DH to get the thunderbolt. Only thing I miss is SWYPE. otherwise, I'm Loving it. I'm at the edge of a 4g network area but the 3g on this phone still seems pretty darn good.
Looks like I need to update my info...I've always been a PDA girl, not really wanting to combine it with my phone. I had palm T5, then LD, moved to WM 5,6,6.5 with an apache for a couple of years, finally broke down and went smartphone and got a Droid X in Feb. I just couldn't wait for TB. I enjoyed the X but my hubs loved it so much he got me the TB last week. |
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Just came over to the Thunderbolt from an HTC Imagio. Loved the phone and had no problems with it... :( until my work decided to changed from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010.
After this, my Imagio (Windows Mobile 6.5) and a coworkers HTC (Windows 6.1) both would not connect up to the new Exchange Server. We were the only Windows mobile phones. Everyone elses iPhones, BlackBerrys and Android phones all worked fine. Had no choice but to change phones. The Thunderbolt connects up to the Exchange Server and my contacts and emails work great, but nothing from the Calender comes over at all. I'm using the trial version of Touchdown to get emails, contacts, calender and tasks from the Exchange Server and everything seems good. I've got about 8 days left to decide on keeping the phone or going to an iPhone. Steve Current Phone: Thunderbolt Previous Phones: HTC Imagio / HTC Touch Pro / Samsung i760 |
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I went to the touch pro2, and I loved the thunderbolts screen size and i really hated all touchscreen phones. so i took the risk and bought a $300 used incredible and i absolutely LOVED it so I was for sure getting the thunderbolt. Im glad I made the switch
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HTC Imagio - It was a great device thanks to the work of the community.
This Community has been there for my HTC Apache, Touch Pro, Touch Pro 2 and the Imagio. With Microsoft and Verizon trying to play Apple... i'm going to embrace the custom linux Roms! P.S. The NRG ROMS have been my favorite for the last couple years. =D> I haven't rooted so I am not a big fan of the thunderbolt yet....... |
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I am happily leaving my TP2 behind for this much needed change. My TP2 carried on like a champ and, to it's credit, still works well for what it does. However, there are too many ways that it falls short and too many ways that the T-bolt is great for me to pass it up.
In fact... I've waisted about 2 hours at work today. I just got it FedEx'd to me. :) |
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leaving behind my tp2 for my new thunderbolt which should be here today.
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DITCHING MY IMAGIO TOMORROW! THANK GOD AND YES I AM YELLING ON PURPOSE!
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WOW. Seem like we have a lot of ex TP2 users here. I'm one of them. Loved it but hated WM. I have had my TB for about 2 months and think it the best Smart Phone I have used to date. I have used WM, BB, and Palm. Lovin life.
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HTC Imagio
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Leaving a Sprint TP2(almost 2 years with) for the Verizon Tbolt. What a difference. The TP2 is a very well made device.........nothing like the speed of LTE...wow.
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loved my tp2
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i left sprint after 5 years and left my evo4g behind for it. i love the tbolt and verizon coverage.
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jumped off the sinking ship of t-mobile and the hd2 (long live ngrz!!!), to get in on the unlimited data before verizon killed it off.
Now it looks like t-mobile might not be bought up after all. Seems deutche telecom is more pissed about it than at&t. |
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HTC Imagio with the massive 3200 mAh battery and the TERA ROM.
I loved it but what I was doing with it was getting beyond the power of the hardware so I just bought a Thunderbolt. It seems fast but now I have to get used to it. |
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6 months later...I STILL LOVE MY TB!! The update to Gingerbread has only made things better. I was surprised though when VZW updated the Droid X 3g to Gingerbread nearly a full month before updating the TB. I've not even seriously considered rooting this phone, yet. I may in the future, but the phone is doing everything I need or even want right now. :thumbright:
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Coming from a Motorola Droid X and in this case the X is for dead. I'm loving my HTC Thunderbolt. Always been a big HTC fan and this is another reason why.:wink:
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