HTC


And its NOT runnig android..

What smartphone? I use my phone to make phone calls. Crazy, but true.

Duh, HTC, of course!

And it DOES run Android, just like every smartphone should!

SEricsson. Soon, Nokia.

FenStar wrote:What smartphone? I use my phone to make phone calls. Crazy, but true.

This.

HTC HD2. It started life as a windows 6.5 phone. Now it runs Android Gingerbread. I'm holding out hope that the kids on XDA Forums will be able to port Ice Cream Sammich to it in the near future.

Dear iOS and Android fanboys: give WP7 a try like i did and you'll never go back to your inferior OS.

A faceless, nameless 13-year old in the good old ROC for pennies a day and no benefits.

Congratulations on making the iPhone 4S a best-seller.

HTC and/or Google, depends on how you define made my phone. Loving my Nexus One to this day!

HTC, W/Android and satisified even with my carrier; Verizon. Having access daily to E-Mail makes smartphones a serious worthwhile investment.

pinchecat wrote:Dear iOS and Android fanboys: give WP7 a try like i did and you'll never go back to your inferior OS.

I could not agree more. Posting this from my Dell Venue Pro with WP7 and loving it!

htc quietly make phones

HTC (how is it even not a poll option?)

Running on Windows Phone (Mango)...it's quite delicious =D

Smartphone? I only use my little flip phone for calls and the occasional text (and I only have one because works issues me one). Does anyone else remember the good-old-days when the goal was to make mobile phones as small as possible?

HTC. This should definitely be an option over LG...

IPhone 4s. After a lot of research and several years of everyone at work who bought an android phone having to or deciding to replace it at least twice.

Windows? Seriously? Umm...no. they can force me to use that monstrosity on the work desktop, but my phone is my own, and until a reality distortion field or an extra wish from a Genie makes a VMS handset available. IOS will do.

BTW saw an interesting article about the state of Android updates on the various phones released through mid 2010... no _wonder_ so many folks have to replace them so often...

I sense a trollwar coming on...

Let me pre-empt this.

1. iOS is easy to use, but you have to like what they want you to like.
2. Android is versatile, but requires knowledge to use.
3. Symbian is stable, but lagging in features.
4. WP7 is standardized, but lagging in apps.
5. Blackberry is great for business, but lagging in features and apps.
6. HTC (Windows Mobile 6x) aged very well, but is dying/dead.

Every OS has it's bonuses and detractions. Now SHUT UP.

cooljmy10 wrote:HTC and/or Google, depends on how you define made my phone. Loving my Nexus One to this day!

Nexus handset made by Samsung. No "depends" about it. The OS is Android, an open source originally created by some guy in his garage, but then bought by Google and mass-distributed. Either way, the answer to "Who made you phone?" Is Samsung under a licensing agreement with Google.

My old phone is not very smart, but still makes calls.

pjskeleton wrote:I sense a trollwar coming on...
Let me pre-empt this.

1. iOS is easy to use, but you have to like what they want you to like.
2. Android is versatile, but requires knowledge to use.
3. Symbian is stable, but lagging in features.
4. WP7 is standardized, but lagging in apps.
5. Blackberry is great for business, but lagging in features and apps.
6. HTC (Windows Mobile 6x) aged very well, but is dying/dead.

Every OS has it's bonuses and detractions. Now SHUT UP.

Agreed. I'm on HTC Evo 4G running Android and I love it, but I see the great attributes of other phones and OS'. That said, I DO disagree with the statement about Blackberry. RIM lags WAY behind in every single technology and the one distinctive competency they had was enhanced security, which is now assumed in every single phone, making RIM (Blackberry) obsolete.

pjskeleton wrote:
6. Windows Mobile 6.X aged very well, but is dying/dead.

Fixed. Why would you list HTC as an OS?

Smartphones are the devil's work.

Wellcom--a "local" Thai brand, but really, it's made by Commtiva, which sells this phone under many names.

May people don't really have the money to buy a $600 smartphone, and their carrier doesn't subsidize/they don't want the huge monthly bill. I'm thankful for this phone, which cost me $200, and works just fine for what it is.

Siri, go get me a beer.
......[silence]......

It's not that iphone.

HTC

HTC

And I am guessing it's not on the list because the person who made the list had been living under a rock or a anti-HTC Seriously bad costume idea. ninja. Just a guess...

I don't even OWN a cell phone. I hate them with a passion. The one or two times a month where it might actually be convenient to have one just isn't worth it.

HTC Running On Droid.

Samsung. Their Galaxy series is very good. But I'm considering making the jump to Windows... Not because I'm dissatisfied, but I'm curious.

Mine sort of looks like a smartphone, but it's not got any apps or a full OS or anything--just a big screen and some standard utilities. It's the Forrest Gump of smartphones.

My Nokia N900 running Maemo 5. If Nokia planned to support the N9, I'd have bought it in a heartbeat. Now I'm holding out for a phone that:
- runs Android 4
- has a QWERTY keyboard
- supports T-Mobile UMTS frequencies

I might give up on the QWERTY keyboard and get the new Nexus though. Also, Nexus Prime is a way cooler name than Galaxy Nexus, IMNSHO.

HTC Android phone for me too, except I ditched Sense in favor of CM7

HTC Droid Incredible

I hate phones......

God created man so man could invent things like the INTERNET and EMAIL

first in w/ a palm pre2.

thanks for murdering a great platform, HP.

Spacely Sprockets.

HTC running Cyanogen7.1.0-BravoC Android 2.3.7 with kernel version 2.6.37.6-cyanogenmod-geb50077

Aich Tee See! (Aside from tending to kill (and I mean wear out, not use up) batteries faster than other phones I've owned over the years (Oh, how I miss the charge-life of my old Nokias.), HTC has surprised me very pleasantly with build quality and durability, with my last 3 phones all made by them.)

HTC mytouch 4G.