The super-smart Samsung Captivate for AT&T brings a fully integrated entertainment, messaging and social networking experience to your mobile phone, thanks to its open and innovative Android 2.1 platform. You’ll be able to zip through the Web and multitask between a bevy of apps with the Captivate’s 1 GHz processor and ultra-fast 7.2 Mbps 3G connectivity. Enjoy brilliant video playback and gameplay with the 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen display.
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Exclusively from Sprint, the HTC EVO 4G mobile phone is the world’s first 3G/4G Android handset, offering simultaneous voice and data connectivity and download speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G. Additionally, the HTC EVO 4G can still connect to 3G data services in areas not currently served by Sprint’s 4G network (learn more about Sprint’s 4G network below).
The HTC EVO 4G’s 4.3-inch screen is perfect for watching video on the go (see larger image). (more…)
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Built on the Android Platform, the HTC Hero for Sprint offers a rich mobile Internet experience, an intuitive user interface for extraordinary personalization power, and a full capacitive touchscreen display. With the Android smartphone platform, you’ll be able to access built-in Google mobile services–including Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail and YouTube. And through Android Market, [...]
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Where do you go to buy music online ? iTunes is a good option for people who have an iPod, iPhone and similar products from Apple. But how when you would like to sync songs from iTunes playlists and any other device, perhaps another mp3 player or cell phone? Bad luck, is either impossible or extremely complicated (except for Pre Palm users, as Palm “pretends” to be an iPod to connect to iTunes).
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We could see so much of glossy touchscreen phone concepts around at this point, but here’s single that’s giving Android a little have a thing about intense on the heels of the HTC Hero. Designed by Taiwan’s Tryi Yeh the Google-G0 is both a touchscreen phone and a slider, with four big navigation buttons in favor of quick access to email, net browsing and other, which transform depending on what you’re doing. We couldn’t find any physical keyboard anywhere, so it’s probably handled virtually. On the back there’s a set of speakers and a camera.
It looks like the G0′s functionality persists whilst you plug it into its charger, and there’s an image of a dock that looks like it’d either enable you watch television on your phone, or else depletion your G0 like a remote.
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