iPhone App Feedback

The Verizon/Motorola DROID is by far the most powerful and versatile smartphone I have yet encountered. My first week with the device was one of geeky joy, adapting to the learning curve of the Android OS as a former BlackBerry user, and understanding the device?s limitations and quirks that come with being an early adopter. . I had extremely high expectations of the new Android 2.0-based smartphone given the many reviews/previews that had appeared on the Internet, and from extremely positive feedback from my colleagues that this indeed was the device that would fit my needs. I had gone without a smartphone device for just over a month, having terminated my BlackBerry AT&T contract and now was ready to try something new. For the last 10 days, I?ve been traveling with the DROID and really putting it through its paces. Having never been an Android user or an iPhone app feedback user before, I was not accustomed to using a touchscreen/keyboard slider device, so it took a bit of adapting to the DROID after being a BlackBerry user for two and a half years, which by comparison is heavily reliant on using a thumb trackball and is a speedy and efficient interface that can be used with one hand. If you are used to a BlackBerry and are considering a DROID or other Android-based touchscreen smartphone, be aware that you really cannot use an Android device one-handed. The interface is definitely tactile, so if you are used to thumbing around like you can on a BlackBerry, and loved the speed in which you could get to your core applications, be prepared to slow down a little. The DROID is indeed extremely fast and fluid for a touchscreen interface, and probably even faster than an iPhone in that regard, but a BlackBerry it isn?t.