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TurboFoolMay 29th 2008 12:15PM
I'm in love. I've been a Windows Mobile user for a while now, and I may stay there until the app community grows enough for Android, along with support for the different document types I use, Exchange, etc. That said, when all that's in place, I can see myself switching very fast. This OS looks fantastic. It looks like everything the iPhone almost was, and everything I wish Windows Mobile could be. Performance looks amazing, customization incredible, usability flawless. And I have no concerns that Google would stop constantly updating and improving upon it, and with the open source elements of this, I'd have full confidence that I'd be able to continue to make this phone anything I want it to be. So damn good.