Which phone should Aaron carry for 30 days?
Save for a few switches here and there to test the particular features of a device, I've been carrying the Apple iPhone 4S since it launched in October. Three months is an eternity in cell phone nerd time, and as you'd probably expect, I've been itching to mix it up and work with a different device. That's where you come in.
Ever wanted to play a role in what device I carry? Thought to yourself "man, Aaron should rock the (insert phone name here)"? Are you a fanboy that wants to spread your love of iDroid Phone to the world? This is your opportunity! Cast your vote in the poll below, and let me know what you chose (and why) in the comments section! Voting closes at 8:00 PM Eastern on Friday, February 3rd.
(Right now, I'm using AT&T as my primary account, hence the AT&T choices in the poll.)
Once we have a winner, I'll be using that smartphone as my primary smartphone for 30 days, and will be doing a video journal of my time with it. You'll get an in-depth look at what I love, what I think needs improvement, and everything in between. It's a busy time of the year, with Mobile World Congress right around the corner, so this device will be traveling around the world with me. Make it count!











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