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| Motorola DROID: 1st Phone With Android 2.0 |
Working on the Verizon Wireless 3G mobile network, the ground-breaking DROID by Motorola features high-speed Web browsing, voice-activated search, customizable large screen, access to thousands of Android applications and hundreds of widgets. This latest of Android mobile phones is ultra-thin, and comes in slider style with a full-QWERTY keyboard. More | DROID Does | Review
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| Android Powers Up A Samsung Moment |
Samsung's foray into the U.S. market for Android mobile phones begins with the Samsung Moment, launched on the Sprint network. With built-in access to Google mobile services, this Android device is the first Sprint 3.2-inch AMOLED touch-screen phone, which creates crisper colors and wider viewing angles. More | Samsung Moment M900 | Review
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| Motorola CLIQ Connects With Google Android |
Motorola’s first Android-powered device, CLIQ features the MOTOBLUR solution that manages and integrates communications — from business e-mail to social messaging activity — all to your home screen. Motorola CLIQ features a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a 3.1-inch touch-screen display. The Android phone comes in winter white and titanium colors. More | Motorola CLIQ With MOTOBLUR | Review
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| Sprint Launches HTC Hero Phone |
Running on the Sprint network, HTC Hero is the first phone to feature HTC Sense - an intuitive interface emphasizing personalization, connectivity and discovery. Important content can be viewed at a glance with customizable widgets placed right on the home screen. Contact information is easily accessible and organized. An integrated Flash player optimizes the Android smartphone for Web browsing and a dedicated search button provides for an enhanced contextual search experience. More | Sprint HTC Hero | Review
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| T-Mobile G1 Phone With Android |
Thanks to the T-Mobile G1 Phone, the Android has landed. No longer just a high-flying dream phone in the sky, G1 delivers the eagerly awaited Google Android system. Now the mobile Web will never be the same again. More | Android Apps For G1 | Review
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