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I went from the original touch to the pre. Before the touch I had the treo 700w, so I've had a lot of experience with the OS. I also used many programs that were, initially, great, until something would happen with either the program or the OS itself which caused me a lot of headaches: crashes, slowdown, restarts, etc. The entire thing was too bogged down in it's own sluggishness that it eventually became impossible to use several programs at once efficient, so I would make excuses like 'well, I guess I don't NEED to use this right now' because I knew that if I did, the phone would run slowly as I had other programs open.
Switched to the pre, and am glad I did. If you check out my post history, you'll find that I'm definitely not one of those dudes who excuses the lack of apps (im not a ***** either-it's been 2 months and we've known the apps wouldnt be here from the get go), but the easy and fluidity of the OS and native apps really helps you forget a lot of the programs that you grew to love on your windows device that you (at least in my case) convinced yourself you cannot live without.
It's funny, too. I could soft reset my treo 700w and my touch without even looking at the after a while-it was all muscle memory. The more programs I added and the more I tried to actually use the devices, the more I'd have to reset them during the day, the fewer programs I actually used due to hastle. Now, that muscle memory has been replaced: now I open the slider dual palmed so much that it's natural.
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Originally Posted by CoolTommy
). However, the Pre is just so much smoother at this point and much less brick-like. There are a few things I could do on my TP that I can't yet due on my Pre, but the Pre is just so nice to use that it makes the change worthwhile.
It's gotta be L.A. weather.
