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February 28th 10, 04:13 AM
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I'm thinking of a Android phone because Nokia sucks and I don't want an
iPhone - are there any good Android sports apps? Nokia Sports Tracker was really good on my Nokia N95 so something like that - speeds, GPS data, live sharing and online services, and so forth. 
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February 28th 10, 10:22 AM
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DoTheHustle wrote:
I'm thinking of a Android phone because Nokia sucks and I don't want an iPhone - are there any good Android sports apps? Nokia Sports Tracker was really good on my Nokia N95 so something like that - speeds, GPS data, live sharing and online services, and so forth. Get an HTC touch diamond 2, similar to Ifone but has windows and you can put what you like in it including a gps that works even if you remove the sim.
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February 28th 10, 10:37 AM
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On 28/02/2010 8:22 PM, F Murtz wrote:
DoTheHustle wrote: I'm thinking of a Android phone because Nokia sucks and I don't want an iPhone - are there any good Android sports apps? Nokia Sports Tracker was really good on my Nokia N95 so something like that - speeds, GPS data, live sharing and online services, and so forth. Get an HTC touch diamond 2, similar to Ifone but has windows and you can put what you like in it including a gps that works even if you remove the sim. I don't like Windows Mobile (thanks for the suggestion anyhow) hence asking about Android :-) Anyone know anything about Android?
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