happy w/ my new android phone!
:)

[...] and me posted a letter they received stating the “Motorola xxx will be released exclusively to Verizon on 12/1/2009″ They [...]

dont forget that verizon has just now come out with android. T-mobile has had it for over a year and is constantly improving the system. T-Mobile also has the lowest plans and best customer service. Going to verizon, you may as well just hand me the extra money your throwing away by paying thier outrageous bill each month. Go to each website and compare plans. Coverage? T-Mobile has great coverage, they just dont have to shove it down your throats in every commercial they have.

retro? yes . . . it resembles an HP12C, updated with a sliding touch screen and Android. I thinks it’s PFC.

Raghu are you seriousverizon is the best company to be with, they have 24/7 support, they have the best phones best coverage, and not to mention 48% of cellphone holders in the us is with verizon leaving the other 52% split among the other companies. SO yea verizon is the best

to JJ and to all, the slips n tips nearing a launch are made secrectly on behest of the carriers and manufacturer’s trying to build the hype Now i’m only talking of the slips in the aforementioned above this is fact not fiction for someone with marketing background

I think it’s smart to reserve MotoBlur for the more consumer entertainment oriented phones. It looks like the Sholes/Tao/Droid phone may be a more serious entry into the business or “pda replacement” style smartphone. And, it’s been a long time coming. Way to go, Moto !

dude…it WILL have multi-touch. quit lying to the masses.

Don’t count on any multitouch officially for Android in the near future. This statement would have included it if it was part of 2.0, and the Android team has said more then 1 time that multitouch maybe isnt coming at all for Android, or at least it still has long plans.
Reason? I’ve no idea, personally I like to blame Apple.

@Brak
Actually what you refer to as “repetitive” about this leak/release is what makes it most believable for me. Have a look at any promotional material for just about any product and it follows these same guidelines: a.)Reiterate ad infinitum why your product is awesome b.)beat reader like a dead-horse with the “my product rules” stick c.)remind reader again (with supporting evidence) why upcoming product will b teh roxorz n teh soxorz.

Honestly, to me, this sounds like the classic corporate PR formula. The ACTUAL legitimacy of this particular “leak” remains to be seen. But with regard to your comment specific, I think it makes it MORE believable – not less.