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Ten Features To Love About Android 1.5

An anonymous reader writes "Last month, Google officially announced the Android 1.5 update, dubbed 'cupcake.' The new software is apparently ready to roll out to Android-powered devices beginning tomorrow. Make no mistake, Android 1.5 is a major upgrade — they could have called it 2.0. The software brings a host of new capabilities, some of which can't be found on rival mobile platforms, including video recording and sharing."

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  1. i would, but data plan is risky & incomprehens by mkcmkc · · Score: 1, Troll

    I would love to have and develop for one of these, but the various service plans required to use them seem murky, incomprehensible, and extremely risky.

    • Murky and Incomprehensible: Can anyone surf one of the Android sites and figure out WTF plans you actually need to run these phones and what it will cost per year? It's worse than buying a house. I'd rather try to figure out the federal deficit.
    • Risky: I keep reading these stories about people who traveled and came home to discover a phone bill larger than my annual salary. Sorry, but I am not going to risk my financial well-being to own a whizzy phone.

    Until they can fix these problems, I'm sitting on the sidelines.

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    "Not an actor, but he plays one on TV."