Motorola Droid 2 Officially Ready to Launch on Thursday

By Ed Hardy | 8/10/2010

Verizon Wireless has just announced that it is going to introduce the Motorola Droid 2 on Thursday. This high-end model is going to run Google Android OS 2.2 on a 1 GHz processor, and have a large touchscreen and sliding keyboard.

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Back To School Buyer's Guide 2010

By Ed Hardy | 8/10/2010

Students are constantly on the go, and a smartphone lets you keep in touch whether you're on the way to class or to spring break. Our Back to School Buyer's Guide gives our top picks among the latest models.

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Motorola Droid Pro Headed to Verizon this Fall

By Ed Hardy | 8/10/2010

Verizon Wireless and Motorola have teamed together for several models in the popular Droid series. This cooperation is reportedly going to continue later this year with the Motorola Droid Pro, the first worldphone in this series.

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Motorola Droid Gets a Price Cut

By Ed Hardy | 8/9/2010

Verizon has dropped the price of the original Motorola Droid by $50. This is probably intended to help clear out inventory of this Android OS based smartphone with a sliding keyboard before the release of the Droid 2.

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Motorola Droid 2's Price Leaks Out

By Ed Hardy | 8/9/2010

Verizon is expected to introduce the Motorola Droid 2 later this week, though that hasn't yet been officially announced. The price for this high-end Android OS smartphone has now leaked out of the retailer Best Buy.

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On the Road with the Motorola Droid

By Ed Hardy | 8/8/2010

Brighthand's Ed Hardy recently took an trip with the Motorola Droid as his main way of keeping in touch with the rest of the world. He shares his experiences using this smartphone to its fullest extent.

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Get an Early Early Glimpse of HTC's 1.2 GHz Android OS Slider for Verizon

By Ed Hardy | 8/7/2010

Android OS smartphones with 1 GHz processors are becoming increasingly common, and device makers are getting ready to move on to faster chips. Some images and specifications of an HTC model with a 1.2 GHz processor have leaked out.

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Motorola Droid 2 Release on Aug. 12 Essentially Confirmed

By Ed Hardy | 8/7/2010

Information leaking out of the retailer Best Buy indicates that the Motorola Droid 2 is going to be released a few days from now. This is is just the latest report to name Aug. 12 as the launch date for this high-end Android OS smartphone.

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First Image of Verizon's Samsung Gem Leaks Out

By Ed Hardy | 8/6/2010

Verizon has introduced a bevy of Android OS smartphones in the last few months, and it seems like the flood is going to continue. One of the models supposedly headed to this carrier in the coming weeks is the Samsung Gem.

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Samsung Epic 4G with WiMAX Might Launch in Just Under a Week

By Ed Hardy | 8/5/2010

The eagerly-anticipated Samsung Epic 4G is reportedly going to be released by Sprint in the middle of next week. This Android OS smartphone is going to be well supplied with cutting-edge features, such as WiMAX, a 1 GHz processor, a Super AMOLED touchscreen, and dual cameras.

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Verizon Customers Could Be Waiting Months for the Samsung Fascinate

By Ed Hardy | 8/5/2010

Both AT&T and T-Mobile have introduced their versions of the Samsung Galaxy S, but Verizon has not yet begun offering the version it promised. Dubbed the Samsung Fascinate, this will have a 1 GHz processor and a Super AMOLED touchscreen like its siblings.

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Motorola Droid X vs. HTC EVO 4G: Which Is Better?

By Jen Edwards | 8/3/2010

The Motorola Droid X the HTC EVO 4G are a pair of recently-released Android OS smartphones that have much in common, including very large displays and fast processors. So the questions is, which one is better?

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