"...if your life revolves around Google Web applications, the Android OS is probably the best phone on the market."
This is true in my case -- MyTouch (awful name) is the bee's knees. Google Voice and Apps for Domains makes MyTouch an efficient business machine. I have cheap-minimal voice plan and no texting plan (do pay for data of course). Texts and most calls via G-Voice. I get one-click access to email on the go,all my office/cell/home lines forwarded to a single G-voice line, transcribed voicemails (how did I live/work without this?), and full calendar/tasks integration. Win-ish.
Don't love the T coverage, 3G is spotty, and no physical keyboard is a pain for large-thumbed folks like me.
Cons aside, best phone on the market for my Google-integrated needs.
This is true in my case -- MyTouch (awful name) is the bee's knees. Google Voice and Apps for Domains makes MyTouch an efficient business machine. I have cheap-minimal voice plan and no texting plan (do pay for data of course). Texts and most calls via G-Voice. I get one-click access to email on the go,all my office/cell/home lines forwarded to a single G-voice line, transcribed voicemails (how did I live/work without this?), and full calendar/tasks integration. Win-ish.
Don't love the T coverage, 3G is spotty, and no physical keyboard is a pain for large-thumbed folks like me.
Cons aside, best phone on the market for my Google-integrated needs.