Too bad you bought a Motorola. E-Fused. If you're going Android you might as well stick with the top tier hardware makers like HTC.

WP7 > Android

Android would be a good platform if it wasnt for the fact that it was so fragmented and each phone you get which is the latest gets outdated only 2 months after purchase.

You really nailed the next big thing with your avatar: The Sony & Google Alliance
I also liked the Sony & Samsung LCD HDTV joint venture; Sony & Sharp LCD HDTV joint venture and last but the greatest alliance Sony & the Blu-ray Association.

Sony is probably the friendliest consumer electronics corporation today.

for the Samsung Epic. It will blow the Evo away. :)

Having had an HTC Hero for a while, I just picked up the Samsung Galaxy S (known as the AT&T Captivate, T-Mobile Vibrant and Sprint Epic 4G in the US).

I'm not the sort of person who's loyal to a brand, but instead prefers to get the best product suited to me at the time. Eg:

- Home computer: custom-built Windows 7 PC
- Laptop: Macbook Pro 13
- Portable: iPad (wifi)
- Phone: Samsung Galaxy S (Android)
- Consoles: Xbox 360 S, PS3 40gb, Wii
- Handhelds: Nintendo DSi XL, PSP-3000

So you can tell I don't go an slavishly follow a particular brand or product, so after using the HTC Hero and wanting a more powerful phone it came down to the Galaxy S, HTC Desire or iPhone 4.

Galaxy S won out for a few reasons and for me is the best phone on the market today.

1) Screen - the Super AMOLED looks incredible. Blacks are literally indistinguishable from the black glass surrounding the screen, so it actually makes it look like images or white text on the screen are floating on the black glass.

2) Power - it's a powerhouse, handles anything you could throw at it including these emulatoirs (N64 one is due for release from the developer next)

3) Price - it's almost half the price of the iPhone 4 on contract in Australia. To get it for $0 on a 24-month contract is $49 / month for the Galaxy S, or estimated $89 / month for the iPhone 4.

I really do recommend an Android phone for anyone who loves customising their stuff and making their phone unique.

The EVO is badass, but touchscreen only isn't too good for emulators. It's decent for some games, like turn based or games with somewhat simple controls. Anything you need to be quick at, it's not so great and you'll be dieing a lot. If you have to be quick, jump at certain angles, etc. the games are nearly unplayable (in the sense that you'll get very frustrated, very quickly). Your thumbs are covering at least part of the screen and you hit the wrong buttons a lot. It's simply just not as good as physical keys.

-EVO owner w/ NES, SNES, and Genesis emulators on it.

Lol.