I ordered mine today. I can't wait to get my hands on that beast! April 29th can't get here fast enough...
What don't you like about Sense UI?
1) I pretty sure this thing will be rooted in the not too distant future.Fixed the thread title, since the phone's official name is Verizon Droid Incredible.
Look forward to your review. Phone looks interesting; I just wish it was 1) root-able; and 2) capable of having the senseUI banished.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean here. What can you do on the Droid that you can't do on the Incredible? Other then type on a physical keyboard of course.Its like the Incredible is the Moto Droid's big sister all dressed up, yet nowhere as customizable.
Okay what does "root-able" mean?I think he means since it is not root-able. Yet. (the phone that is)
What's the point of "jailbreaking" an Android? I thought Android was all about open-programming and customization..think of it as jailbreaking an Iphone. Unless I am totally off, it is basically the same thing, different name.
Android is the Linux-based smartphone operating system from Google.
In its virgin form it comes only on the Nexus One.
When a carrier uses it, restrictions are incorporated to limit what customers can do with it.
To lift these limits you need to get root access, administrator access in Unix-speak. Hence - rooted.
Look at it as MacOS build on top of BSD: the later is completely open, the former - not.
DIogen.
Android is the Linux-based smartphone operating system from Google.
In its virgin form it comes only on the Nexus One.
When a carrier uses it, restrictions are incorporated to limit what customers can do with it.
To lift these limits you need to get root access, administrator access in Unix-speak. Hence - rooted.
Look at it as MacOS build on top of BSD: the later is completely open, the former - not.
DIogen.