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AndroilyGoolge Android Phones Reviews, Rating & Comparison |
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 | Samsung I9000 Galaxy S |   | Read Reviews Buy Now! |
 | Motorola Droid X Android Phone |  | Read Reviews Buy Now! |
 | HTC EVO 4G Android Phone | | Read Reviews Buy Now! |
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HTC EVO 4G Android Phone
The HTC Evo 4G is a device that introduces a lot of firsts when compared to other North American handsets. This is the first Android phone with a front-facing camera, the first with an HDMI-out port, and the aforementioned 4G capabilities should please a lot of fans looking to get more out of their mobile data. The 8megapixel camera it comes equipped with can shoot HD-quality video. Playback of HD video is also available and can be fed to an external source using the onboard HDMI-out port. There’s also a 1.3 megapixel camera on the front that should come in handy for video chatting down the line.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro
Sony Ericsson’s second mini Android handset is for those that hate prodding a tiny screen. Sony Ericsson has taken the Xperia X10 Mini, bolted a QWERTY keyboard on the back, and made the world’s smallest Android phone into a “communication device”. In reality this just means it’s easier to type on the phone, and given it only packs a 2.2-inch capacitive screen, it’s a welcome addition.
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Samsung I9000 Galaxy S
Overall the Samsung Galaxy S is the fastest phone available at this time. Samsung has really given this phone the best it has to offer, including a brand new processor and an improved display technology called Super AMOLED. The processor, RAM, video drivers and graphics hardware make transitioning from application to application a breeze. Video playback for a 480p film is as clear and fluid as it would be to watch it on a large HD monitor, with better color and contrast. The screen sensitivity requires the lightest touch to select items, better than the Nexus One and the iPhone 4.
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Motorola Cliq XT Android Phone
Announced at Mobile World Congress 2010, the Motorola Cliq XT is Moto’s fifth Android offering in the United States and T-Mobile’s fifth overall. Overall, it offers a sleeker design with a capable onscreen keyboard courtesy of Swype, a more full-featured and connected media player, and thankfully better performance than the Motorola Backflip. The CLIQ XT comes with a 3.1-inch screen, touch sensitive directional pad, 5MP camera with LED Flash, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and overall is a solid but not overly impressive device.
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Motorola Devour Android Phone
The Devour sports a 3.1-inch touchscreen, 4-row slideout QWERTY keyboard with dedicated number row and a touch-sensitive navigation pad, It does of course also have a virtual keyboard allowing you to type on the screen. Motorola’s user interface ‘Blur’ is targeted at social networking bringing all the latest direct to the handset making this handset perfect if your into Facebook, Twitter and My Space etc. Theres also a large variety of alternative social networking apps and clients to take a choose from.
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T-Mobile Garminfone Android Phone
The first Android-powered smartphone fully-integrated with Garmin’s premium GPS software, the 3G-enabled Garminfone smartphone for T-Mobile gives you the same navigation experience found on Garmin’s standalone GPS devices–including voice-guided and on-screen directions, real-time traffic, weather, and gas prices. The mobile Web browser includes enhanced functions, including pinch and zoom capability and embedded location awareness that links information found on the Web to navigation and mapping functions enabling you to navigate directly to a location from a Web page.
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HTC DROID Eris Android Phone
The HTC Droid Eris is the second Verizon Wireless’ Google Android phone after the Motorola Droid. Where the Droid was flashy and high-end, the Droid Eris offers a simpler, slimmer design that lacks a physical keyboard. You get the same Android features, but it all comes at bargain price. With a few stylistic changes including a taller and thinner frame, call and end hardware buttons and coloration differences, the HTC Droid Eris is essentially the HTC Hero on Verizon Wireless.
