There is absolutely no way on earth that Android has a greater market share than iOS. Where did you get that graphic?
nexus s and galaxy s are both available for free on $29 caps (voda and optus respectively) and are much better phones than the legend. perhaps try one of those...I did see an ad today though saying that Vodafone are offering the same phone (legend) on their $29 dollar cap, but for the first 12 months of the contract you only get billed $19. It's not up there with the current crop of handsets, but it's bloody good value at that money, I'd just leave it running 2.1.
That's what I heard about the HTC Desire HD (i.e. sucky battery life), hence I'm gonna stay away from that one... I don't like the sound of having to charge my phone every night. If you're away from your charger one night, you're stuffed!yea i got a HTC desier HD, 8mp camera, HD video, massive screen, android, super easy. it really is a great phone....except it has queer cock sucking battery life. even with minimum brightness and barely using it except for the odd 2 phone calls <10 mins each and maybe 10 or so text and i am nearly flat at the end of the night.
Ahh yeah it does, particularly given that Android is used by a massive amount of phones now, iOS is used by one. I have no idea what that data you posted is based on but it sure as hell isn't sales data, must be based on mobile internet usage or something.There is absolutely no way on earth that Android has a greater market share than iOS. Where did you get that graphic?
Reference?Ahh yeah it does, particularly given that Android is used by a massive amount of phones now, iOS is used by one. I have no idea what that data you posted is based on but it sure as hell isn't sales data, must be based on mobile internet usage or something.
Below is the market share (global) via sales data for Q1 2011
Symbian 27.4%
Android 36.0%
RIM 12.9%
iOS 16.8%
Microsoft 3.6%
Other 3.3%
The take up of Android has been massive since HTC and a few other key manufacturers pumped out some sweet phones. From Q2-2009 to Q2-2010 Android market share (sales based) went from ~2% to ~17%....
again, my desire has gone through a lot and has one crack. I have friends with iPhone's who have dropped them off tables and the whole thing cracks. I got on hairline crack that can only be seen properly when the screens off, so not exactly a worry.Fragility. They crack like a mofo.
I don't have that phone but i have a SE xperia x10 and it the start it would hammer through the battery, then i downloaded an app called 'Advance task killer' and it now last 3 days when not being overused. It automatically shuts down apps that arn't in use to save power.yea i got a HTC desier HD, 8mp camera, HD video, massive screen, android, super easy. it really is a great phone....except it has queer cock sucking battery life. even with minimum brightness and barely using it except for the odd 2 phone calls <10 mins each and maybe 10 or so text and i am nearly flat at the end of the night.
I've already got a Legend, and although I love it for its build, I won't get another one at this stage, just not grunty enough.nexus s and galaxy s are both available for free on $29 caps (voda and optus respectively) and are much better phones than the legend. perhaps try one of those...
nexus and sgs (1) are both great value, but yeah if you have the money to splash on a premium phone then yeah, you can't really go wrong between the sensation or the sgs2.I looked at the Nexus S too, but with the Galaxy S 2 only a month or so away, and ~$65 on both optus and voda, I think it will be a toss up between that and the Sensation. I know the sensation isnt meant to be as fast, but if the price is the same, I reckon I'll go that way because I've come to like the Sense UI.
Indications seem to be that we'll see the Sensation around July too, and on most carriers by the looks of it.
$800 for the Samsung Galaxy SII - I think I have been swayed.nexus and sgs (1) are both great value, but yeah if you have the money to splash on a premium phone then yeah, you can't really go wrong between the sensation or the sgs2.
personally, if i were shopping right now (i'm not - still a few months to go on my existing contract) i would probably get this: https://www.allphones.com.au/shop/outright_detail.asp?code=4030
...and then use it on a telstra BYO freedom 49 or something...
Should be enough in my experience.$800 for the Samsung Galaxy SII - I think I have been swayed.
Being a newbie to the smart phone arena, is 1.5GB/mth data enough? Im referring to the telstra BYO freedom 49 plan as it otherwise looks like pretty good value.