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Hi guys(and girls), in 2011, should I get an original Droid? If I bought one it would be my first android phone, i've flashed a custom rom on a windows phone before but i don't know how to root yet, but would it be good for me to get a Droid now? With the newer phones that are out?
 
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Honestly just get a newer and better phone for free. There are many free phones out there that are better hardware and software wise like the inspire 4g(which I have)
 
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I'll pass on a contract.
 
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Hi guys(and girls), in 2011, should I get an original Droid? If I bought one it would be my first android phone, i've flashed a custom rom on a windows phone before but i don't know how to root yet, but would it be good for me to get a Droid now? With the newer phones that are out?

yes! I have one aswell and I can show you or message you on how to
and how to flash roms just like i did
 
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no.

i think a nexus is way better supportet.

google is developing right on the nexus phones. i would by one of these. and not a doird again.
 
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Thanks for the replies, I might wait to get something more advanced. Good things come to those who wait.
 
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no.

i think a nexus is way better supportet.

google is developing right on the nexus phones. i would by one of these. and not a doird again.
That thing is freaking expensive

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If I was buying my first Android right now (I bought the Milestone in September of '10) I might look at the Nexus one. I think Amazon has it for around $280, new. The screen size is the same but I think it's a little faster and is obviously better supported.
 
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Consider buying a device with more RAM than droid.

Also you should answer a question, whether you are confortable with touchscreen virtual keyboard or not - I'm not, so I took Milestone
 
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I would consider a keyboardless device ie EVO/HD2/Thunderbolt(big screens), my sister had a Cliq XT at one time and i tried texting on that, my thumbs were kind of big for the buttons?

 
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