I don't understand the excitement over this phone. How is it substantially different than the Evo, which was released 9 months ago?

Once you turn on 2-step verification, the link to turn it off will be in the same place (account settings page).

Yes, you can turn it off.

http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/static.py?page=guide.cs&guide=1056283&topic=1067530

Wow!! The Phandroid logo looks like it's floating above the screen!!

While I don't like Motorola's use of a locked bootloader, I understand why they do it. There is a fairly sizable percent of the...

It looks like they're comparing apples and oranges. T-mobile's unlimited voice plan lets you call any domestic number, any time, as much...

It would be nice if Google would have included a "rotate" button for phones with touchscreens that can't handle the gesture.

The iPhone 3g was the second iPhone. The 3g in the name was because of the network.

Technically, there is a board that determines what qualifies as 3G, 4G, etc., but Sprint came out with their faster than 3G network and...

AT&T spends too much time in Apple's reality distortion field for me to believe anything they say about network speeds or coverage. They...

Yeah, I just saw that on one of their twitter feeds. I forget that they can roll something like that out gradually and I have no...

The mobile Google Docs site looks exactly like it did last week. I can still only edit spreadsheets. I'm using an N1 with 2.2.1.

I don't think it helped that the Nexus One was almost immediately rumored to be launching on the other 3 US networks. There isn't much...

Don't forget about Android TVs, printers, microwaves, washers, dryers, and refrigerators.

The 5GB soft cap is nothing new. When I activated my N1 last January, the description above is exactly how the rep explained the data...

I think the networks do see internet distribution as a benefit, but the problem is the distribution contracts with cable providers. The...

Good Lord! What happened to his left thumb?

I think it will be close at the end of the year, but the iPhone will probably still be a few percent ahead. I'd expect the iPhone to...

I think current HSPA phones will only support up to 7.2Mbps. They won't get the full HSPA+ speed, but they will likely improve over what...

I've seen that design somewhere before. Now, where was that?

Hopefully that metal band around the outside isn't the antenna.