Verizon Droid

[Red Mosquito]

I don't know how you guys use htc sense or moto blur. They took the fantastic android os and made it AOL.
Root and rom to a vanilla android os

That's the other reason I went back to my Droid X, I'm running a vanilla ROM on it. I could have waited and probably did that with the Bionic in another few weeks but at that point for $250 it wasn't worth it to me. Blur is ugly as hell and, IMO, adds very marginal usability. On a soapbox note I'm sick and tired of every software being stupefied (whether it's an android skin, Picasa scanning my computer for pictures, or facebook deciding which stories I want to see on my news feed). Bluhhh.

 

[UtahJoe]

The radio doesn't handle switching towers or networks properly. All the lte phones share the same radio. It decimates the battery and kills the data connection. A new lte radio needs to be developed.
I don't know how you guys use htc sense or moto blur. They took the fantastic android os and made it AOL.
Root and rom to a vanilla android os

Ya but how could it? I mean 4g just isnt everywhere yet so there has to be somekind of temp. solution until the network coverage catches up. Whatever radio I swtiched too when I rooted the phone is awesome for reception though. Sunday I rode for 3.5 hours streaming audio and it didnt drop out once.

 

[UtahJoe]

There is a vanilla rom for the T-bolt, im just lazy and have not gotten around to trying it yet.

 

[soundz]

Out of curiosity, as being an exchange admin, is there a reason why you are using a 3rd party email client as opposed to the built in one? I have a droid x and it works fine for me.

I didn't try it for long, but for me it was some silly reason like I didn't like the way it quoted the response message. K-9 gives me an option to make it looks like a Exchange response.

 

[Dr Superb]

I didn't try it for long, but for me it was some silly reason like I didn't like the way it quoted the response message. K-9 gives me an option to make it looks like a Exchange response.

along those lines (and i havent looked into this at all) the default mail client on DX replies as a plain text message, and not an HTML message.