More User Review.....

[RussianSolja]

kaziko.... can you provide info to how much of this review is true?... ill try to get poof from my source's

[RussianSolja]

cool!
thi sis my very first post!
you mention something about login the very first time to gmail...
is this a constant thing? as in like you need a internet connection to "turn on" your phone? EVERYTIME or is this a one time thing?
what if i was out of service and no WiFi??!!! i wont be able to turn it on? ( I know i wont be able to make calls) but what if i just want to listen to music or something???

thanks!

if you ever owned a sidekick i believe it will be a one time thing with the sidekicks everytime u got a replacement phone you had to login to the Danger servers before you can gain access to the phone itself. but we will have to see.... we will get kaziko to provide us with more info

[ren857]

Also, coming from a sidekick user's perspective, the "chin" of the G1 gives the phone a better grip, in my opinion. You feel more secure holding it and typing on the keyboard.

[gaston]

if you ever owned a sidekick i believe it will be a one time thing with the sidekicks everytime u got a replacement phone you had to login to the Danger servers before you can gain access to the phone itself. but we will have to see.... we will get kaziko to provide us with more info

Ok, well i never had a SK
but was that a ONE and only one time thing?
or every time u power the SK?

[thelazzyone]

Lucky you...thanks for your insights!

[snoslicer8]

App installation on SD card I think is limited by the fact that these apps are written in Java running on a Linux stack. Java apps, if properly written, never actually 'quit'...they suspend. This creates a problem with removable storage, as data can be lost if an app is suspended in the background running on the SD card.

I hope I'm wrong.

[doomcomplex]

App installation on SD card I think is limited by the fact that these apps are written in Java running on a Linux stack. Java apps, if properly written, never actually 'quit'...they suspend. This creates a problem with removable storage, as data can be lost if an app is suspended in the background running on the SD card.

I read somewhere that the memory cards are not "hot swappable." You can't just remove the card, you need to dismount it first. This makes me think that the applications are probably installed to the memory card.

[ren857]

Ok, well i never had a SK
but was that a ONE and only one time thing?
or every time u power the SK?

It's a one-time thing.