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I, too, am obsessed with my droid. Although I will say that when I make a list of things that the phone does really well... making actual phone calls is not at the top of the list. I don't know if it's just me, but I drop calls a good bit and the sound quality is just OK. As my friend, Chad, says,"I love having to call you back and say 'hey, I lost you because you have a toy for a phone'." 

It is handy, though. I use it for navigation, quick web searches, and games (of course). I'll be glad when they can work out Flash Player, the lack of it hinders my internet browsing a bit.

I adore my droid. best thing I ever purchased. The keyboard was a big selling point for me. Turns out that I rarely use it. It is too big for my small fingers.

My coworker brought in the HTC recently and let me play with it. I have to admit, I was smitten. It is thinner and lighter than the droid. Having used my droid for 3 months now, I realize the keyboard isn't important and I quickly got used to typing on the screen.

From what I could tell, the HTC did everything my Droid does. Although a friend of mine has another Android phone (not sure which) and while it works well, it doesn't sync well with the google apps (gmail and calendar) like mine does. So perhaps that is the biggest advantage of the Motorola Droid.

I didn't know about the new Droid coming out. Dangit.

I have Sprint so I have the EVO which I think is almost the same as the incredible I just have 4G access.  I friggin LOVE IT.  I've had a blackberry for the last 2 years and I don't miss it.  Typing is a little hard at first but the phone adjusts to the way you hit the screen/keys so eventually even when you hit the wrong key it'll know what you meant to type.  Love love love