Q. Are these going to be considered smart phones and will you have to pay at $30 extra a month to use the android phones like you have to do with the smartphones on verizon?
I hope not. I refuse to pay 30 dollars extra a month for the internet I would hardly ever use.
I hope not. I refuse to pay 30 dollars extra a month for the internet I would hardly ever use.
A. Until Verizon releases an Android phone, one can only speculate. I work for Verizon Wireless, and my best guess is that you will need to pay $29.99/mo more to use an Android phone than a normal cell phone.
We used to release smart phones that didn't require a mimimum data plan of $29.99/mo, but as of about a half a year ago, all new smart phones were required to have a minimum data plan of $29.99/mo. If someone still owns a smart phone that was released before this requirement, they are allowed to continue using it without the mandatory $29.99/mo.
We used to release smart phones that didn't require a mimimum data plan of $29.99/mo, but as of about a half a year ago, all new smart phones were required to have a minimum data plan of $29.99/mo. If someone still owns a smart phone that was released before this requirement, they are allowed to continue using it without the mandatory $29.99/mo.
can you download the android market on non-android phones?
Q. I am planning on buying this really awesome phone. But it is not an android phone. I want to know if I can download the android market into it maybe via a microsd card. Is this possible, if so how?
A. Unfortunately, no. For starters, Android Market is designed for Android phones. Therefore, it has to be an Android phone to work. Second of all, the Android Market installer itself is a .apk file which only Android phones can execute. Other phones can't execute these type of files.
What phone are you getting?
What phone are you getting?
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