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new phone
OK.
I've had a lot to talk about. It's beyond what I can say though.
So let me talk about something less confrontational.
I bought a Galaxy S III (blue) yesterday. I'm cautiously optimistic. There are HUGE detriments. Like stuff doesn't work just like it used to on my 3 year old phone. I got my Palm Pre a month before the first Android phone came out, so I have zero clues. There's a giant weirdness in how email accounts are set up in that you get one primary gmail email and everything else runs under this crippled mail manager. I think that might be fixable, but it's kind of boggling.
Does anyone know where the Google Chat client lives? I can't find that or the task list manager. I know I saw it somewhere---- but I can't seem to find it again. I looked into apps for that, but how do you tell whether the apps you're downloading are from nefarious people? I know Android phones can get malware. Seems like Google would want to make their own apps for their own stuff.
I've had a lot to talk about. It's beyond what I can say though.
So let me talk about something less confrontational.
I bought a Galaxy S III (blue) yesterday. I'm cautiously optimistic. There are HUGE detriments. Like stuff doesn't work just like it used to on my 3 year old phone. I got my Palm Pre a month before the first Android phone came out, so I have zero clues. There's a giant weirdness in how email accounts are set up in that you get one primary gmail email and everything else runs under this crippled mail manager. I think that might be fixable, but it's kind of boggling.
Does anyone know where the Google Chat client lives? I can't find that or the task list manager. I know I saw it somewhere---- but I can't seem to find it again. I looked into apps for that, but how do you tell whether the apps you're downloading are from nefarious people? I know Android phones can get malware. Seems like Google would want to make their own apps for their own stuff.