http://www.thecorsairjournal.com/2009/10/19/im-not-a-robot-im-an-android/ All the Corsair that's fit to print. Thu, 26 Aug 2010 00:53:31 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.thecorsairjournal.com/2009/10/19/im-not-a-robot-im-an-android/comment-page-1/#comment-11404 The Corsair Journal » Blog Archive » Latest last-cellphone-I’ll-ever-own Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:19:30 +0000 http://www.thecorsairjournal.com/?p=195#comment-11404 [...] I had been eyeing with some interest the Droid and the Storm 2, but after having a chance yesterday to fiddle with both at very great length, I found that they were both let-downs. The Storm 2’s SurePress is markedly improved, but not enough for me to eschew a real keyboard in its favor; besides, the rumor that it was a Mifi access point turned out to be disappointingly false. The Droid is an impressive phone, but a few little touches here and there indicated to me that someone, either at Motorola or Google, had forgotten that this thing was a phone first and a computerreally second, something that Apple had kept clearly in mind when designing the interface for the iPhone. And I really didn’t care for its physical keyboard. Flat and featureless, it was scarcely better than the SurePress on the Storm 2. [...] [...] I had been eyeing with some interest the Droid and the Storm 2, but after having a chance yesterday to fiddle with both at very great length, I found that they were both let-downs. The Storm 2’s SurePress is markedly improved, but not enough for me to eschew a real keyboard in its favor; besides, the rumor that it was a Mifi access point turned out to be disappointingly false. The Droid is an impressive phone, but a few little touches here and there indicated to me that someone, either at Motorola or Google, had forgotten that this thing was a phone first and a computerreally second, something that Apple had kept clearly in mind when designing the interface for the iPhone. And I really didn’t care for its physical keyboard. Flat and featureless, it was scarcely better than the SurePress on the Storm 2. [...]

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