What device introduced you to the Android world?
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Nexus s...and it is the one i have in dayli use
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I was nearly turned away from android by the original "Droid"... My friend bought it, I was still on a Motorola SLVR, but had used my sisters iPhone.. The android was slower, less apps, and battery life seemed poor... I meanwhile kept my SLVR until I tried my friend's Nexus S. By that time the app market was well supplied, the phone seemed blazing fast (stock), though the battery life wasn't on par with my phone, I upgraded and haven't looked back... I admit my NS isn't fast compared to the newer phones, nor the battery life remarkable, this phone is well built, stable and still manages to meet my every need.. 
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