i hate the vibrate. its so loud i don't need a ringtone. especially when its on a table or desk.
Well definitely spend some time reading the various subforums here!Excited about the change, but trying to learn as much about the Motorola Droid as possible because it's likely the one I'm going to get...
You should really check one out in person as that's a very subjective question.How is the vibrate feat (like for phone calls, sms/mms alerts, etc) for this phone? I know the vibrate on my Sidekick is AMAZING-damn near falls off of my desk as work whenever someone is calling, and I can actually FEEL it if it's in my pocket and I get a text alert. Just wondering if the vibrate feature on the Droid was very strong.
There's only one that I know of. The other Handcent items in the market are the font packs, keyboard, etc.What Handcent application is the one that helps with the vibrate?
How do you know that he will? Not everyone find it useful despite the claims of the at&t ads.You'll sorely miss data and phone.
You have some problem apps that you need to deal with if that has been your experience. The OS itself doesn't have memory leaks that I'm aware of. If you have to state "if you download a bunch of apps" then one or more of your apps are the problem. Android will close apps properly if the app doesn't cause problems.It's a not a bad phone,but I would put the OS on the same level as Windows 98.It also leaks memory like crazy if you download a bunch of apps,youu have to make sure you close apps like facebook when your done using it or it will drain memory.
Well, I had an old Sidekick LX, maybe the 2007 or 2008? Im not sure. It was the first LX, the blue one. Piece of junk, that it was, but Im sure theyve gotten better since then. And I gotta admit, I miss flipping it open. ANYWAY, one thing I hated about it was that the fact that if it wasnt a T-Mobile ringtone, it wasnt happening. Around that time I had found a bunch of ringtones online and, of course, downloaded them and wanted to use them. I couldnt figure out how to. I asked T-Mobile and they said if I wanted ringtones Id have to purchase them. At $1 a piece, theyre crazy. I tried a trick where Id send the ringtone to myself, then save it, that wouldnt work. This lack of ringtones became one of the main reasons I chucked that thing.Currently with T-Mobile and have the Sidekick LX 09, and about to switch to VW! Excited about the change, but trying to learn as much about the Motorola Droid as possible because it's likely the one I'm going to get... How is the vibrate feat (like for phone calls, sms/mms alerts, etc) for this phone? I know the vibrate on my Sidekick is AMAZING-damn near falls off of my desk as work whenever someone is calling, and I can actually FEEL it if it's in my pocket and I get a text alert. Just wondering if the vibrate feature on the Droid was very strong.
Also, I wanted to know if you have to download certain ringtones from certain places (like the download catalog with the T-Mobile Sidekick), or if you can just put and .mp3 on the memory card and use IT as a ringtone/message alert. Can you set individual ringers/alerts for individual contacts too?
Thanks so much to anyone who has the answer to all these questions LOL!