Tag: smartphone

Phil tests the Verizon Droid Incredible’s video camera at its full 800×480 resolution. source

Phil gets a hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S Android Smartphone at CTIA. source

Phil goes hands-on with the Motorola i1 iDEN Android smartphone on Sprint. source

Phil takes a look at the latest version of the Google Nexus One — this one uses AT&T’s 3G. source

Phil takes a look at the Fandango app for Android at CTIA in Las Vegas source

Phil goes hands-on with the Kyocera Zio M6000 Android smartphone at CTIA. source

We got tipped with this video purportedly showing the purchase screen for the Verizon Nexus One at google.com/phone source

Phil gets another look at the HTC Legend Android smartphone, with Android 2.1 and HTC Sense. source

That’s right, we’re giving away my original Nexus One. It’s in near-perfect condition and has served me well throughout my journeys for Android Central, but…

Phil updates his Motorola Droid to Android 2.1 – without ever touching a computer. source

Which one runs Google Earth better? You decide. source

Phil tests the video recording on the Motorola Devour, and Android smartphone with Motoblur. source

Phil goes hands-on with the “No-excuses navigation smartphone” at Mobile World Congress. source

Phil spends a couple of minutes with the Motorola Devour, an Android 1.6 smartphone with Motoblur. source

Phil goes hands-on with the Motorola Backflip – aka the “Flipper” phone with Android 1.5 and Motoblur. source

Part 1 of 2 of Samsung’s “day in the life” presentation for the Galaxy S Android smartphone at CTIA. source

Phil takes another look at the Samsung Galaxy S, this time focusing on the software. source

Phil sits down with Mike and Aaron from Swype to take a look at how the wildly popular keyboard for Android and Windows Mobile is…

Phil takes a look at the “Chrome to Phone” feature on Android 2.2, which sends a web link directly to your Android phone running Froyo…

Google’s Vic Gundotra, Vice President of Engineering for Android, explains why it takes carriers more time to update operating systems on their phones. source