Link to get rid of crappy phone for some cash…
http://www.htctradein.com/t-mobile

Link for $0.00 TP2…
Comment about how great WinMo is and then ask me.

jaja

anyways…after reading the first couple comments i started building my own list like this and it had some of the same, but a lot different too. I bought the G1 when it came out, took the hero for a test drive for a few weeks, and i still keep coming back to WinMo. Yes Android is prettier and has a cleaner ui, but no mobile OS can even compare to the power and flexibility of “Windows Phone.” Just throw on SPB mobile Shell 3.5 and then it has the best mobile interface too.

1. WinMo
2. Droid
3. Jailbroken 3GS
4. Crackberry

Haven’t messed with WebOS yet. Have a good day!

I used an Excalibur (T-Dash) for nearly 2 years and became hooked on WM. I dropped, kicked, and drop-kicked that device dozens of times before the screen finally shattered about two weeks prior to T-Mobile’s release of the Rhodium (TP2). That gave me some time to decide on a replacement device: I considered the G1, the newly released ‘My Touch’, but my primary focus was on the new Dash 3g and the TP2. Despite the huge price difference, I remembered how much I had longed for WM Pro when using the Dash and made the obvious choice: Rhodium.
Well, I am pleased with it. I am pretty darn thrilled to have WM Pro 6.1 (stock) and have spent countless hours trying out a huge collection applications that I could never get to work on my ol’ Dash but had kept stashed away for the PDA they were destined to be executed on. However, I too am less than pleased with T-Mobile’s treatment of WM (particularly TP2) purchasers.
Just for kicks I called T-Mobile’s customer service… I asked to be transferred to the PDA dept., but the rep. I spoke with insisted on helping me (claiming to be well versed in PDAs). So, simply asked: “When are you releasing the update to Windows Mobile 6.5 for the Touch Pro 2?”. After he put me on a brief hold to do some searching on the T-Mobile supercomputer for relevant information he came back and said, “I cannot find any information regarding an upgrade for your phone.” He did, however, transfer me to the PDA dept. where, again, I was put on hold, and told the exact same thing.
About 15 or 20 minutes had passed by this time and I decided to take it a step further and asked the PDA rep. if he could have his supervisor call me (I was told he wasn’t available). Again, I was put on hold for some time. You’ll never guess what he told me… well, if you have spoken to T-Mobile customer service, perhaps you will guess!
He said, “My supervisor told me that when an upgrade to 6.5 becomes available, it will be sent automatically to your ANDROID through the air waves like a radio.” I chuckled and said, “Thank you very much, that’s exactly what I needed to know.” and hung up.

I still love my Rhodium…

That might be good if:

android could sync directly with my outlook via active sync, and have my phone operating normally while still docked to my comptuer

if there was and free version of Everywan Remote support (a program where i can plug it in to my comptuer and view my phone screen on my comptuer send text messages and emails directly from my phone using my comptuer keyboard, be able to edit my registry and tweak the systems settings to customize anything i dont like

If there was a way for me to connect my bluetooth and voice dial, ask for time, appointments and so on

If i could have my phone read out my emails and text messages through my bluetooth or my speaker phone

if i could install Skyfire 1.5 to view any website with flash support

if i could flag my exchange account emails, send meeting requests, cancel meetings

if i could syncronize additional folders besides my inbox

if i android had WMWIFIROUTER where i can share my connection via bluetooth, usb, wifi,

if android had a native remote desktop application where I don’t have to go through a third party server.

If android could allow me to see the folders shared on my home computer via networking.

if….

if…

i can keep on going but i’ll just stop here.

So what can android do that WM can’t besides having a prettier looking way of looking and settings and programs?