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By: EricFriedman

EricFriedman — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:57:40 +0000

I believe it is in the settings area of the address book but I am not
positive.

By: kevin schumm

kevin schumm — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 20:56:39 +0000

do you know how i can get my contacts to show not only the name but the company they work for in the address book of the droid?

By: EricFriedman

EricFriedman — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 14:57:40 +0000

I believe it is in the settings area of the address book but I am not
positive.

By: kevin schumm

kevin schumm — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 14:56:39 +0000

do you know how i can get my contacts to show not only the name but the company they work for in the address book of the droid?

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By: EricFriedman

EricFriedman — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 14:57:26 +0000

There is not native support for exchange I don't think but it works so
seamlessly that it almost doesn't matter.

re: cloud storage:
This is an issue across multiple services so it depends (crappy answer I
know) In my case its Facebook and Gmail storing the data so therein is the
trust. If they go down, we go down.

Not sure about computer sync.

Native media - video recorded looks good and plays back well.

Having background tasks running is a big bonus - but also a big battery
drain.

By: Rory B Bellows

Rory B Bellows — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:27:43 +0000

I absolutely can't wait for the Google Navigation app to hit the iPhone, and I really hope it doesn't get caught up in App Store limbo. I have still not tried an Android phone, and I'd really like to try the Eris (the HTC $99 offering with no sliding keyboard). I don't like horizontal sliders because that size keyboard is too wide for single-hand use but I don't feel like I can type any faster with two thumbs in that layout. Also, does Android 2.0 have native Exchange support yet? I could never consider abandoning the iPhone without being able to use it as both a work and personal device.

Other concerns/questions: (1) cloud-only storage (see Sidekick data loss), can I sync or back up an Android phone with my computer? I don't want to sync a TV show or a movie over the air. (2) Native media support: I've heard this isn't great, and your review only mentions a 3rd party app; (3) I've heard very good things about Android's alert management (one of the weakest aspects of the iPhone OS currently). How's that working, and what is mobile multi-tasking (the other glaring iPhone weakness) like?