Looks like Verizon has yet another Motorola build Droid coming out with the Droid X or Droid Xtreme or Shadow.  Not sure exactly what it will be called at this time, but you can almost be sure it’ll have the “Droid” nomenclature in there.  It looks to be a nice little update to the Droid Continue Reading…

Motorola and Verizon are starting to finally push out that much rumored Android 2.1 update that over 1 million Android users have been clamoring for.  The Android 2.1 update includes a number of new features that bring the DROID’s ROM up to date with that found in the Nexus One, including live wallpapers, voice-to-text entry Continue Reading…

The news this morning is that HTC has started shipping the production units of CDMA connected Nexus One phones to the US warehouses.  Most like, those warehouses are Google’s, and soon those phones can make their way into your warehouse. 

Verizon Wireless, currently #1 in the US market with around 91 million subscribers, could be looking to build it’s Android arsenal with support for the Nexus One beginning on March 23rd. Since the release of the Nexus One, on Jan 5th 2010, Verizon has been listed as a future service provider and on the current Continue Reading…

The version of the Nexus One that will have Verizon Wireless’s and Sprint’s CDMA radios on board has passed through the FCC today.  It carries with it the FCC ID of PB99300, and the T-Mobile version of the Nexus One carries the ID of PB99100.  This is great news for anyone waiting for their chance Continue Reading…

Here is a move that I think all potential Nexus One owners can get excited about.  There is a chance the N1 will be available on any of the US cell service providers soon.  Wal-Mart has a “Coming Soon” page setup for the Nexus One with specs that include AT&T 3G networks as well as Continue Reading…

Droid Developer has apparently gotten to have some hands on time with a new Droid hiding in the dark conference rooms of Verizon.  The code name was Incredible and apparently has some really nice features and/or stats, including a Sense UI with Android 2.1.

This past weekend I took the opportunity to swing by a couple stores, Sprint and Verizon, to check out their latest Android offerings.  I checked out the Droid, Droid Eris, Hero and Moment.  Read on for the results of my travels.

Today is the day you can walk into Verizon wireless and pick up the Motorola Droid and the HTC Droid Eris. The first will run you $199 after MiR, and the later $99 after MiR. Don’t forget to let us know your thoughts on the purchasing experience and the phones themselves. You can leave comments Continue Reading…

The second Verizon phone, besides the Motorola Sholes, should be an HTC device running Sense UI.  Not sure if it is a HTC Hero like Engadget is thinking, but it’s definitely HTC and definitely has Sense.  So, looks like they have two phones already in work and ready for the holiday season.  Now, if we Continue Reading…