The T-Mobile G1 (Google/Android) Phone.

Alex · 09-16-2008, 11:08 AM

Any phone that requires me to change service provider is probably not going to get any of my money.

I am too institutionally lazy to go to that much trouble (and anything beyond: I want this phone extend my contract and give it to me for free/cheap is that much trouble) for a piece of technology that has had the worst cost-to-benefit ratio of anything I've ever used.

I might be interested in Android, but so long as it is t-mobile I won't even be looking in detail. Same with the iPhone and AT&T.

09-16-2008, 11:08 AM	#12
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Any phone that requires me to change service provider is probably not going to get any of my money. I am too institutionally lazy to go to that much trouble (and anything beyond: I want this phone extend my contract and give it to me for free/cheap is that much trouble) for a piece of technology that has had the worst cost-to-benefit ratio of anything I've ever used. I might be interested in Android, but so long as it is t-mobile I won't even be looking in detail. Same with the iPhone and AT&T.
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