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One draw is mobility. I have a relatively big phone, so the ROI of tablets for me is not there yet (outside being a consumption device).

Blogger as well... good to have a watering hole here.

Hey stell... that you from crosswalk? Still see you running around rooted!!! :) Looking at any of the newer devices out?

I strongly advise you not to use "greed" as a litmus test. You won't be able to buy stuff from too many corporations... :D

Just rooted DW's Nook Color. Impressive tablet...

Oy yeah... getting the wife the best tab for the price... a Nook Color. She has wanted one for a while. Will root it when it gets hears, and make her happy.

I think the i4s is a pretty nice device... if not for me.

Google Voice... wonderful app.

Nice phone...

Open OS equals sales, which equals ad dollars.

Dropbox (invaluable...) YouVersion Bible (work/personal tool). QuickOffice Pro (MS Word/Excel/PP) HanDBase (Database app). SplashID (Password Vault) SuperUser (root permissions) App2SD (I use mainly to clean cache). Evernote (syncable notes). Games: AirAttack HD Wordfeud (fan of Scrabble...

Played with one for a while. Nice, sleek and fun. I just do not like being locked into iTunes.

Agree with all your points. I think I said this elsewhere as well, but the true draw of Android is that upgradeability. My wife's Hero is only restricted by the hardware. She is currently running software two generations ahead of the one that came on her device. This greatly increases the...

I work almost entirely with young people. Texting is something I must do. It does help when I am busy too... I can communicate in short bursts with multiple people. Even the parents of the kids I work with communicate via text (and FB).

You'd have to stop, upload and then continue. I manage our corporate Youtube account, and what I generally do is record clips, and upload to Youtube. For longer videos, pics, etc I upload to Dropbox. The advantage is that I have access to it from every computer I use (home, work, laptop...

As mentioned before, Amazon has some good promos; Wirefly does as well. If you don't mind refurbs or used, there are other options. BLB is not yet available for Android. :sorry:

Got ya... yep, videos will take up space. I originally was gonna spring for a bigger card (I do our church media, pics, documents, and I need them handy), but I discovered Dropbox and use it for storage.

Sweet heavens! :D You must have a lot of media!!! I use Dropbox HEAVILY, so I am able to save on external memory and have all my media right available.

The sheer selection of Android devices creates a market of different price points; you can get some devices for very cheap, and this lowers the barrier to ownership. Logos for Android is coming soon; in the mean time, you can check out YouVersion (Bible). It's my favorite app. If you're...

Yes to ALL of this! :clap: