Now my HD2 has returned for repairs for the fifth time, I think even this Android cover may not save the little love I still have for that amazing screen… ^_^

I may turn to the dark i-side if they cannot fix my HD2 this time… o.0

Obviously it's the future for their site, but that doesn't mean that they'll ignore its faults. Even Wen's talking about defecting. That's not a betrayal; at the end of the day we want the best phones for our particular needs regardless of who makes them.

I agree there's jail-breaking to look forward to. My problem with jail-breaking is that commercial software won't be written to take advantage of the unlocked functionality. Yes there's software XDA-Devs, but I'd like commercial software too.

Metro may be a great UI; I don't know yet. However functionality matters far more to me than the UI. That's why I ditched Sense and went for SPB Mobile Shell.

Perhaps in a few years they'll have the power options back and I'll return to MS; I'm not the type to buy into one OS or one manufacturer and never consider changing. That's exactly why I'm now interested in getting Android on my HD2.

Now, why don't you GTFOH and get yourself signed up at phandroid.com.

*sigh*

P.S. A poll by this site is like this site stabbing itself in the foot. Do some of the editors have so much autonomy so as to pen the destruction of this site? Looks like professionalism is a thing of the past when it comes to this site's antics.

I had to flash a new rom and radio to get the Android to work, but it was WELL worth it. I expect a completely stable, hardward accelerated version by the end of the month. Shortly thereafter, expect to be able to flash it to main ROM and give up on WinMo 6.x.

Using the Milestone made me realise what made WM great – it was HTC's Sense interface (and of course, the XDA community). If I wasn't using a HD2 for my WM experience I probably would have jumped ship a loooong time ago.

I freaking love my Zune HD, and having it on my phone, with live streaming of any song I want at any time is pretty freaking awesome. That alone does it for me. The video podcasts on a 4.3 inch screen is also quite intriguing.

To add what looks to be a nice office suite, a very slick interface for games, and some very good looking apps in development, and I think WP7 will work for me.

I do understand, however, the loss of true "power user" options at the get-go. I am just hoping that the same community who gets me a WP7 ROM also "jailbreaks" it soon after.

*sigh* =-P

WP7 is nothing like WM6… remove the Microsoft in the product's name, and Android seems an entirely closer experience to classic Windows Mobile than this WP7 locked down garbage.

I don't think most people choose their mobile OS based on whether it has the word Windows in it. WP7 is a complete departure from WM6 and therefore Android is just as valid a choice as WP7.

Most of the users here came here for WM. Arguably Android is closer to WM than WP7 is, especially if you look at why many of us chose WM over, say, the iPhone.

By the way writing *sigh* doesn't make you seem as superior as you think it does.

*sigh*