Comments on: myTouch 3G Limited Edition: Clapton http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2010/01/mytouch-3g-limited-edition-clapton/ Android videos, reviews, RSS, and forums Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:06:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Neil Lund http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2010/01/mytouch-3g-limited-edition-clapton/comment-page-1/#comment-17096 Neil Lund Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:41:38 +0000 http://www.droiddog.com/?p=5787#comment-17096 I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable. <br><br>Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable.

Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase

]]> By: Neil Lund http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2010/01/mytouch-3g-limited-edition-clapton/comment-page-1/#comment-8475 Neil Lund Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:41:38 +0000 http://www.droiddog.com/?p=5787#comment-8475 I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable. <br><br>Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable.

Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase

]]> By: Neil Lund http://www.droiddog.com/android-blog/2010/01/mytouch-3g-limited-edition-clapton/comment-page-1/#comment-3542 Neil Lund Wed, 20 Jan 2010 23:41:38 +0000 http://www.droiddog.com/?p=5787#comment-3542 I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable. <br><br>Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase I was excited to hear about this phone last fall and as like most of us I wanted on, because the 288mb of ram was and is nice. I think they released this phone very late and as far as I can tell, there was now reason to wait til now to release it. I think it was a bad move on HTC and T-mobile part and I don't expect anyone to buy this, but a few Android newbies probably and I'm sure they will enjoy it too. I'm sure I don't need to mention, but I will anyways. If you're in the market and you are going to go with a 2 year agreement, the Nexus One has a bigger screen, better camera with led flash, faster processor, newer OS (v2.1), more memory expansion and will be able to be upgraded more giving it a longer life span for the same $179.99. If you are purchasing the phone outright then you are saving $80 before fees buying the Fender addition, but you're losing out on several features that will make your user experience more enjoyable.

Verdict- The Fender addition MyTouch 3G is not worth the purchase

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