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A moment later it typed what I had said into the search box and was performing a search on it. It had a microphone icon so, out of curiosity, I clicked it and was invited to speak. I was also very impressed with the Google search widget on one of the virtual desktops of the home screen. I guess thatвЂ™s how other smartphones work if you have a corporate mail server running Microsoft Exchange, but IвЂ™ve never had one.

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But now I get a notification whenever a new email comes into any of my inboxes and I can either clear it or click on the email to read it in full or reply on a display designed to make full use of the small screen. Until now I could never understand why people liked smartphones and would actually want to use them to answer email because my experience was based on trying to access GMail using one of the two awful web browsers on my Windows phone. I am a huge fan of Google вЂ“ I have five GMail accounts and probably make hundreds of Google searches a week вЂ“ and what I really like about Android is the way Google features are integrated into the OS. And once you have found out how the new OS is supposed to be used (since the download doesnвЂ™t come with a user guide) itвЂ™s easy to use. Making phone calls and sending text messages is really simple, as it should be. You still feel that you are using a phone, not a Windows PC that has an annoyingly small screen. It is so much better a smartphone operating system than Windows Mobile 6.1. But eventually I was rewarded with the sight of the Android home screen on my HTC Touch Pro. Then I messed up the screen calibration where you have to click, when prompted, on the corners of the screen, and wasted some time trying to recover from my mess-up. I had to format it with a utility from the SD Card Association. First, the phone could not see the new SD Card. Still, as usual when I try to do anything with computers, if something can go wrong it will.

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