AT&T Windows Phone handsets still have the disappearing keyboard glitch

well, I can get it. Option one: do a lot of work to get a minor update ready for rollout when you can just do all that work on a major update that'll fix the issue anyway. Still, it's fun to see that despite Microsoft's attempts to badmouth Android's reliability and talk about all the issues Android has, WP isn't perfect either.

I don't think anyone ever stated WP was flawless, but one would never state Android was it either :-) I have had my Windows Phone for 1.5 years, and it has frozen up on me >two< times during that entire time. And the only bug I have ever experienced was that one with the keyboard disappearing, which wasn't a big deal since you only had to click on the text box again to have it appearing again :-) The OS is actually pretty rock solid, and I don't mind a couple of harmless bugs as long as I don't have my phone forcefully turned off or frozen. I can have it on for months and stil nothing happens, heh. It's almost weird :-) I don't mind Android though, I'm not really the "Android haters club". I'm not too personally familiar or experienced with it, so I have no real say.

No, no one said WP is flawless, and it doesn't have to be; however, when one's entire marketing campaign is based on bashing other OSes/devices, it opens you up for a big can of laughter when your own OS/devices have problems.

I hear ya, but the thing is that Windows Phone is an underdog, and waaaay too many people are sitting on their ivory towers of Android "superphones" pointing fingers at everyone not having dual or quad cores, or high-res displays and "customization" and such. Therefore the "Smoked by Windows Phone" serves a great purpose, since it shows that for everyday tasks like updating social networks, checking weather, finding restaurants, taking pictures etc - the dual/quads and all the other fancy stuff counts for nothing. It's like the movie "300" where the spartans are equipped with Windows Phones ^^ You should try a Windows Phone though, you'd be amazed at how quickly and smooth things work on even the 1st gen phones with 1ghz single-core. Hell, even the 800mhz Nokia 610 works flawless without lags or hiccups! The optimization and in-built features are great :-)

I know that Windows Phone works nicely; however, it lacks some features which Android has had for forever. Also, I was talking about "droidrage," which was always and exclusively about issues Android phones have, which has nothing to do with overall performance or features. I'll still take an Android phone with a few glitches over a perfectly operational iPhone or Windows Phone.

It's absolutely fine with me, to each its own! :-) After all, it's still always about personal taste and preferences. I just wish people would stop looking at the hardware specification sheets and instead start wondering what they want their phone to do, and how they would like it to do it for them.

I have had all of the Oses including blackberry and I find that Windows is a refreshing change( considering I have disliked earlier versions of it). I am really enjoying my focus. I sold my 3gs to purchase a 2 year old phone but I love the 4 in screen and the fluidity of the device. I am waiting for the Titan 2 so that I can partake of the 4g Lte goodness that my hubby has on his galaxy note!!!!