Loving My Droid

[#1]

Just got home from a 4 day trip to NC.  The GPS and handsfree calling worked great.  Now I just have to decide if I like it enough to keep it and pay the $50 since I don't really NEED it.  My favorite app so far is Pandora streaming music.

[SydneyK]

You do so need it!    And what do you mean by $50?

Glad you're enjoying it! What phone are you coming from?

I look at it this way: My smart phone is my #1 source of entertainment. I don't hang out in bars, travel much, smoke or drive an expensive car. So I'm not paying much for my daily entertainment.

I'll be getting my Droid in May, IF I decide to wait for NE2. It seems like too long to wait for a small credit though, doesn't it?

[#3]

The $50 includes $10 for third line, $30 for unlimited data, $5 for 250 text, and $5 estimated fees and taxes. I kept my old phone and number as a "home" phone connected to a Phone Labs Dock N Talk. The thing is, I also have a $60 USB modem and Charter cable at home. I've kind of gone overboard with internet access.

My NE2 got a 90 day hold last month when I switched my primary phone from my wife's to mine.  I thought about waiting to order the Droid, but decided it wasn't worth the wait.

[supitsmike]

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jimfitzgerald wrote:

The $50 includes $10 for third line, $30 for unlimited data, $5 for 250 text, and $5 estimated fees and taxes. I kept my old phone and number as a "home" phone connected to a Phone Labs Dock N Talk. The thing is, I also have a $60 USB modem and Charter cable at home. I've kind of gone overboard with internet access.

My NE2 got a 90 day hold last month when I switched my primary phone from my wife's to mine.  I thought about waiting to order the Droid, but decided it wasn't worth the wait.

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If you have the luxury of being able to spend the money to have the Droid, I'd say why not. It's definitly a spectacular device.

[#5]

I wish I knew for sure that Verizon was going to offer legal tethering with the Droid and when.

[#6]

Yep, that's why I said "legal" tethering.