We’ve probably said it a million times by now, but we simply can’t wait to get our hands on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. That day certainly isn’t today, but at least we can live vicariously through all the other sites offering up quick hands-on posts and full blown reviews.
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The Amazon Kindle Fire is just one day away from release. This 7-inch, $200 tablet actually started shipping today for some consumers, and the review embargo has just been lifted. Select websites have posted their full reviews, which should ease some doubtful minds. If you’re wondering whether this tablet is worth your cash ... Read More »
Does the Motorola Droid RAZR have enough magic sauce to make Verizon customers choose it over the Samsung Galaxy Nexus or HTC Rezound? Last week Verizon began sending out demo units to select sites. Today the embargo was lifted, and the first reviews are starting to come online. We were not lucky enough ... Read More »
Are you, like Richard Yarrell, obsessed with the upcoming HTC EVO 3D? Sprint’s follow-up to their best selling Android phone hits stores June 24th for $199, but the early reviews are already beginning to roll in. Edgar covered 7 reasons to trade in your EVO 4G for an EVO 3D, but ... Read More »
AT&T sent out review units for the Motorola Atrix 4G this week and the first reviews began to go live today as the embargo was lifted. I’ve been single-handedly hyping this phone (aka Terminator) since late last year, so it’s interesting to finally see what some of the larger blogs and ... Read More »
After months of endless leaks which generated huge buzz, the Droid Incredible finally goes on sale at Verizon tonight at midnight. With its 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, the Droid Incredible will become the fastest Android phone available at a U.S. retail store.
The Verizon Devour is the carrier’s second Motorola Android phone and their first to feature Motoblur. The phone is now available exclusively at Best Buy for $99 (with 2 year contract) with a full launch in all channels on March 15.
There was initially a lot of confusion over the official hardware specs, but we were able to clear that up. The Behold II is essentially a first generation Android phone because it features the same 528 MHz ARM11 processor which was included in the G1. Samsung also decided to ship the phone with the outdated Android 1.5, but they claim it will eventually support Android 2.0.
The Samsung Moment is the second Android phone available from Sprint. It offers an alternative to the Sprint Hero for customers who are looking for a phone with a full qwerty keyboard. The Moment also offers other advantages over the Hero like a faster 800 MHz ARM11 processor and 3.2 inch AMOLED display.
T-Mobile debuts the first Android phone from Motorola. The Cliq will be available online for $199.99 beginning October 19, 2009. Check out all the early reviews to see how Motorola did.
