iPhone 3GS runs on at&t's GSM network (i am not going abroad for a while)
Motorola Droid (milestone) runs on verizons CDMA Network.
i like verizons coverage but the use of talk and text or talk and surf on at&t tempts me towards at&t more along with the iphone.
verizon i am currently with and haven't had any problems. i never used the droid before and i have an ipod touch so i have experience with an iphone but i have also used android software before. what should i choose please tell me!!!???
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Both droids and iphones have their ups and downs. I recently went into a verizon store to play with the new droid. The first thing i noticed was that it had a slight malfunction when sliding it back into the closed position. The clock was supposed to read 1:34, but instead it read 1:::333044 (and it was on 2 lines). Im not sure if this is a beginning of a series of problems for the droid or not. Iphones also have their little tweeks too. The decision is based on which better suits your needs.
I went through the same dilemma… Since I was a verizon costumer and also didn’t have any problems, I decided to get the droid. It’s a cool phone and turned out to be better than I expected… The apps are either cheaper or free compared to the itunes apps… I also have an I touch so I figure I get the best of both worlds: verizon has a faster browser and better camera and the cellphone itself is pretty nifty; what the phone lacks I can use my touch for. I like the verizon touch combo because I can experience both without getting sucky coverage by at&t. Good luck it’s a hard choice!