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Motorola is going to need more than the 3rd Android phone on the 4th place carrier to save themselves. Hopefully they have a Verizon Android phone up their slee
by dminor 17y ago
Motorola is going to need more than the 3rd Android phone on the 4th place carrier to save themselves. Hopefully they have a Verizon Android phone up their sleeve.
That said, it's great to see the flood of Android phones hitting the market. Time to finish up that little game I've been hacking on.
- shade 17y agoThey are apparently releasing an Android phone on Verizon later this year: http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/30/motorola-sholes-android-phone-headed-for-verizon/ http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/30/motorola-sholes-android-p... I'm definitely going to be watching that. I have an iPhone 3G right now and am fairly happy with it -- but I would really like to take advantage of Google Voice's voicemail transcription, as I'm deaf and if works even halfway decently it would be a huge thing for me. That, and I do think Android does notifications (the drag-down notification panel) far better than the iPhone does. The potential sticking point for me is that for work, I need Exchange support that's at least as good as the iPhone's.
- meta 17y agoI don't use Exchange so I am not sure how good it is comparatively, but the HTC software in Canada (on Rogers) has Exchange support. That code has been taken and made available through back-channels to other android OS users.
- herval 17y agothere are billions of JavaME phones out there, and yet very few people actually profit from them... Same for the Symbian and WinMO phones (comparatively)