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ptech.allthingsd.com - 21 days ago

Motorola's Droid Is Smart Success for Verizon Users

— ptech.allthingsd.com — Verizon Wireless customers tend to love the company’s fast 3G network. But many tech-oriented Verizon loyalists gripe... about the carrier’s high-end smart phones, which haven’t matched the cachet and versatility of the Apple iPhone ... (more) Motorola's Droid Is Smart Success for Verizon Users

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nytimes.com - 21 days ago

State of the Art

— nytimes.com — Last week, I reviewed not one, but three new phones. You’d think that would be enough for... a while, but fall is peak season for new mobile devices, and another major release — Motorola ’s Droid — is upon us this week. But before we get to today’s big ... (more) State of the Art

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networkworld.com - 21 days ago

Verizon confirms Droid tethering option, hefty price tag

— networkworld.com — Verizon has confirmed that customers will have the option of connecting a laptop to their new Motorola... Droid smartphones , on sale tomorrow, using the phone as a wireless modem. The carrier won't say exactly when customers can do this tethering but ... (more) Verizon confirms Droid tethering option, hefty price tag

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Saygus VPhone V1 clears FCC: Verizon’s third Android device?
SlashGear — ... If there was any doubt about this headed to Verizon’s CDMA EVDO Rev.A network, the fact that Saygus’ own site mentions the same “third mystery device” article seems to clinch it.  No word on when we might see it arrive, but given the FCC clearance and Verizon’s current full-steam-ahead adoption of Android the “early 2010″ predictions seem reasonably probable. ...

Is Saygus' VPhone V1 Verizon's Next Android Phone? [Rumors]
Gizmodo — ... On its site, Saygus mentions the "mystery third Verizon Android device" article, which reiterates how the Open Development program is designed to make it quick and easy to get devices onto Verizon's CDMA network. ...

A Third Verizon Droid Clears the FCC?
AndroidGuys — ... According to an FCC filing, the next Android device for Verizon may be the Saygus (who?) VPhone V1. While this has yet to be confirmed, the evidence is pretty convincing. Saygus’ own web site talks about a third Android device coming to Verizon (link – Unstrung News Analysis). ...

A Third Verizon Droid Clears the FCC?
Planet Android — ... According to an FCC filing, the next Android device for Verizon may be the Saygus (who?) VPhone V1. While this has yet to be confirmed, the evidence is pretty convincing. Saygus’ own web site talks about a third Android device coming to Verizon (link – Unstrung News Analysis). ...

Third Verizon Android Phone has Video Calling?
Android Phone Fans — ... VPhone V1 appears to be the third device destined for the Verizon network - early 2010 appears to be the release date. So what do we know about the VPhone? Well you can get the specs  ...

There is another: The third Droid phone hits FCC
MobileCrunch — ... It’s abundantly clear that Verizon is going to run this Droid branding into the ground, ensuring a Droid army to overtake all comers. My question is who is this Saygus and why are they posting links to stories that essentially leak their own products? ...

More Android: Saygus VPhone V1 Clears FCC, Headed to Verizon
Unwired View — ... Besides having EVDO Rev A, how can we be so sure the VPhone is coming to Verizon? Saygus’ own website is confirming it. They mention this to be not only the third Android phone to come to Verizon, but also the first to be approved via Verizon’s own Open Development Program. ...

Saygus to release third Verizon Android handset?
Android Authority — ... on their own website , not explicitly about themselves, implying that they will release an Android device with Verizon early in the New Year. A FCC filing shows the Saygus VPhone V1 is available online and the deal with Verizon seems to stem from Verizon’s Open Development program; The Open Development program is supposed to make it quick, cheap, and easy to get devices onto the Verizon Wireless CDMA network. As part of the program, vendors must conform to a set of standard features, including phone location capabilities that can meet the E911 emergency standard, over-the-air ...