March 7 2010
Categorized Under: Cell Phones
Tags; 2.1, android, droid eris, Hero, sprint
This has already happened once before but back then the build was hardly final and it wasn’t available for a full download. This time, a near complete build of the Android 2.1 OS for the Droid Eris seems to be up for grabs courtesy of the fine folks at XDA developers. I say near complete because if it were complete, we would get it officially. However, My guess is that they will push it within this month.
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November 2 2009
Categorized Under: Cell Phones
Tags; android, droid eris, HTC Droid Eris, iphone, motorola droid, verizon
It seems that Verizon wireless will not keep any stone unturned to outshine Apple’s formidable iPhone and emerge the winner in the high end smart phone battle. After unleashing an unprecedented iPhone bashing campaign with its whacky ‘Droid Does’ ad, Verizon is readying another device to augment android invasion in the cell phone market. While the Motorola Droid is being touted as the potential iPhone killer, Verizon is keen to offer the buyers with a tight budget another choice. That explains why it is going to launch the HTC Droid Eris almost simultaneously with the Motorola Droid.
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October 29 2009
Categorized Under: Cell Phones
Tags; 2010, android 2.0, apple, blackberry, blackberry storm 2, droid eris, eclair, fcc, google, google branded phone, google maps navigation, google voice, hd2. dragon, htc, htc desire, htc touch diamond2, iphone, ITG, lg gw620 eve, market share, mid phone, minisite, motorola, motorola droid, palm, pnd, quanta, verizon wireless, windows mobile 6.5
Mobile phones are sleek, they are in and they are coming at you in huge numbers every other day. To cut through all the confusion, I take you on this journey through the latest phones every Thursday.
This week, we have the big Droid being launched, previewed and generally liked and talked about. Plus, Google has this killer navigation app that completely owns every other such app and device.
Get to the other side to know more.