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I have a simple Straight Talk phone and it’s great for my needs, I have the unlimited everything for $45/month and I don’t really need an android phone but it could be nice as a toy. But as I said, my Straight Talk phone is perfect for my needs.

It would probably be a dumbed down version of an Android device. Something that is not a touch screen but something that uses a directional pad to scroll through menus and make selections. I do not think Verizon would want to cannibalize themselves by offering a full feature packed touch screen based Android phone at Straight Talk’s monthly plan prices. Although that would be sweet but why would Verizon allow that unless its a phone with limited Android capabilities?

all i can say is, if they can beat the price of StraightTalk i’ll try it; but since popular/big companies are going to do this together, i highly doubt they will be able to, due to the current economic situatuion.

Anything by Google is bound to be great but I’m not one for gadgets and with this crazy economy, I’m sticking with StraightTalk $45 unlmited!

How about a phone with feature phone design with numeric keypad and a smallish qvga screen – dirt cheap with no profit for google.

I cant see anyone else bothering to do that, so why not google? If they can successfully give android to the masses (asia) android will win irl.