Does anyone have an Android phone?

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I currently own a Blackberry but am wanting the HTC EVO 4G when it comes out in June but I hear battery on Android phones aren't so great (in comparison my BB is 1150 while the HTC EVO 4G will be 1500 SO better battery) While I know the HTC EVO 4G isn't out till June if anyone here owns an android phone how does the battery do? (For comparison the BB is ok at times but left off the charger for a day it's dead and my Ipod Touch is fine as long as I don't play games all the time otherwise when not in use the Touch holds a charge for days while when not in use the BB is usually on the charger) Thanks.

I have a Motorola Droid on Verizon, and I really like it.

I have a Motorola Droid on Verizon, and I really like it; the battery seems to be long-lasting, and you can always replace it, unlike anything from Apple.

My sister has an andorid, and she loves it.
I have a nokia e71. I really like it.

I have a Nokia N79. It does it's job fine.

I have an iPhone 3G and I keep hearing exciting things about Android (love the name of course )

I'd like to hear what users think about Android.

Ok,

I just watched this promotional video which seems to feature an HTC Android phone

http://phandroid.com/2010/05/05/2-cool- ... -4g-video/

I'm not sure if it's my Autism or my age (40z) but I felt quite dizzy watching it.

The phone is spinning and zooming in and out, I didn't really manage to get a proper look at the screen and there were messages popping up everywhere..............against a backdrop of some rock guitar 'music'............

Perhaps they are trying to appeal to a younger and or NT (most people are) audience

My phone is a Samsung Jack, it isn't android. My mom just got an HTC Hero a few days ago so I haven't had much time to play with it. The battery life seems okay so far, but I'm not the best source. It is a cool phone though. I do have an android mp3 player (Archos 5 Internet Tablet-I have a thread with more info on it in computers and tech) and I LOVE it. It's life goes to low sort of quickly, but has never died on me. I say it goes quickly, but I do use it a heck of a lot and run a lot of programs on it. I don't really care to have an android phone right now since I have my mp3 player, but I would feel comfy with an android phone.

Android phones that are running 2.1 are very good, and certainly a lot better than a BlackBerry. HTC phones with Sense UI are even better, and anything with a Snapdragon is very fast too.

The iPhone, even the 3GS, is behind hardware-wise at the moment. However, the next iPhone is expected to be announced in June and have performance enhancements - not only that, but a hack now exists that lets you dual boot the iPhone OS and Android on an iPhone, so you can have the best of both worlds there. It's currently in it's early alpha stages, but more developers have joined the project and things are moving along nicely at the moment.

If you don't like the iPhone, though, and want Android to be officially supported on the phone you buy, then do get the HTC - it's a million times better than any CrapBerry, and similar phones I've used (such as the HTC Desire) have good battery life too.

Nope.