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Android Phones from Motorola Headed to Verizon and T-Mobile

Jun 22, 2009, 4:32 PM by Eric M. Zeman

According to sources cited by the Wall Street Journal, both Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile plan to offer Android-based phones that will be manufactured by Motorola before the end of 2009. One device in particular, say people familiar with the matter, has a touch-based display, slide-out QWERTY keyboard for messaging and built-in access to social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. The Journal's source said that Verizon, in particular, was impressed by the speed of the Motorola device. Motorola declined to comment on the story, and neither T-Mobile nor Verizon Wireless has officially announced any Motorola-made Android devices.

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TechToyJunkie

Jun 22, 2009, 5:29 PM

Finally

Hearing about a VZDub Android phone coming soon! Too bad it's from Moto.

All I can remember was that the Q and RAZR were both over rated and heavily problematic. Let's hope they can get this right. Either that or Samsung, HTC, or another manufacturer gets it right for Red...

Bring on Android!

evrodude

Yes! Finally! But what? When exactly? Price?

Azeron

I was an eary adoptor of the V710 and the Siver Q. I think I'll pass...

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ProDrive

Both the wife and I have had several Motorola phones, and we've had lots of problems with them. Still except for one phone with a problemed charging port all of the problems were software related. The hardware portion of the Moto phones have held up...
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Overmann

This is very uncharacteristic of Motorola. Usually their phones aren't fast enough. So long as it actually uses its GPU.

Debo

While I can in no way, shape or form be called a Motorola fan I was quite impressed by the MotoZine. I think I'll reserve judgement on the "Moto-Android" till it releases and I can get some hands on time with it.

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