what is the best android phone from verizon?

Q. im thinking of upgrading to a smart phone. Just want to know whats the best.

A. droid x- for bigger screen and better camera but droid 2 if you want a keyboard and android 2.2

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verizon iphone vs droid?

Q. hey! so my my mom gets a new phone tomorrow. she currently has the second droid that ever came out.
she's been having a TON of problems with her droid in the past two years! example: email not working, phone breaking, touch screen not working.
i have an iphone and LOVE it.

so my question is:
should she get the verizon iphone or another verizon droid??

and also:
she doesn't use her gmail at ALL, she only had to make it so she could get the droid.

A. get a new android phone, like the galaxy s2, the one(2011) are far better than the ipone, and with a app called "double twist" you can sync all your itunes music to your android

I prefer android over apple for the reason that its open-source, that means that the majority of the apps are free, and you get more revolutionary and cutting edge apps. And do things are even only barely available on a jail broken iphone
The android market already has 250000 apps- closing in on apple 500000; some say it will surpass it before the year is over. Also any popular iphone game or game adaptation can be found in the android market for free.
Another great thing about android as that if you dont like something (keyboard, homescreen, etc.) it can easily be swapped without jail-breaking, unlike the iphones one-size-fits-all approach.

Other features only on android
Turn-by-turn voice GPS
Better and larger screen
No need to connect to computer to sync
Here is a big one, add a sd card
Live wallpaper
Better calls
4g
More customizable
More powerful hardware
Flash support, watch ALL the online videos

Apple lovers that say that the iphone is made of better quality material? They don�t realize that Samsung, an android phone maker, supply�s the screen, processor and memory for apple devices, so android has the advantage here.
The iphone is pretty, but not durable, drop it once- it breaks, all that glass around it? That was honestly a mistake. Android manufactures clearly saw that, and decided to do with something a little more durable.

And the iphones �retina display� is a huge scam. By definition a �retina display� is one where the human eye cannot distinguish individual pixels. But this is determined by several factors; most important being the distance between the screen and your eyes. The iphones retina distance is 12in, move any closer than that- say 7in and it�s no longer a �retina screen� because your eyes can now see the pixels, by that same token, if I move my android phone back, to say 16-17in, amazingly, it becomes a retina screen as well! (feel free to google this)

Also apple never invents anything, all they do is steal old technology, give it a fresh coat of paint and mass advertise it as �magical� and �innovating�, thus fooling the mass of the population into believing that apple offers cutting edge technology, that in fact has been around for quite a few years.
So instead of innovating, apple actually hinders technology- after 4 years they still have low-power single core phones, while android, an example of technology in overdrive, has rumored that, after their second year, the release of quad core phones that will surpass even some desktop computers in shear processing power.

Apple should now feel pretty worried; android has passed it in market share
http://www.businessinsider.com/android-iphone-market-share-2011-4

Then apple panics and sues
http://www.dailytech.com/Google+ExCEO+Apple+Doesnt+Innovate+They+Sue/article22190.htm
The funny thing is that apple can�t sue for being the first touchscreen or tablet, because they weren�t,(Nokia fist touch screen, �archos� first tablet) so instead they sue for much more relevant things like, �the rounded icon corners� and �having a flat screen� or �the square shape of the phone���..

To top it all, if you�ve seen apples 2011 presentation, they blatantly copied over five "new" features that were previously on android.
http://androidandme.com/2011/06/news/five-features-in-ios-5-that-show-how-apple-is-now-playing-catch-up-to-google/

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/06/06/apple-introduces-ios5-with-notifications-ota-updates-and-tabbed-browsing-android-users-giggle-at-their-late-arrival/
1. Notification bar
2. Twitter integration
3. No need to connect to PC to sync
4. Launch apps from lock screen
5. Tabbed browsing

And not only are they copies, but apple didn�t even bother to improve, or change some of them in any way- some even have LESS features than their android counter parts, it�s basically a cheap imitation with the ever-popular iphone skin.
According to Steve jobs, these "revolutionary" new technologies that android users had since 2007 will be available on IOS5, and it would not surprise me to see some more android features from 2008 on IOS6.But the truly sad part is that due to apples marketing, in a few months, apple lovers will really think that apple invented those features and call android the copycats�yet again.

Though I suppose Google should�ve seen it coming�.

�Good artists copy great artist steal�- Steve jobs (apple CEO)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW0DUg63lqU

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Upgrading Verizon Phone. Worth Getting Galaxy S3?

Q. I have the LG eNV Touch I've had it for about 4.5 years now and verizon is trying to talk me into a upgrade and I they said I would be eligibale for the Samsung Galaxy s3. I like it alot. But I'm scared to go full touch screen I like buttons as crazy as that sounds. But is it worth it? Or is it just a fad like iphones and tablets? If its a bad phone what phone do you think I should get? and is there just going to be a newer one down the road soon? shoud I wait? Or what.. thanks for ur ans!

A. I had the Galaxy S with the slide keyboard. I know what you mean about the physical buttons. I found out all the new high powered phones "flagship phones" will not have the physical keyboards anymore. They want the phones to be thin and with a physical keyboard they can't do that. It takes a little to get use to but the full touch screen keyboards vibrate and make a click noise when you touch the letters and numbers. But you can turn off the sound and just have the vibrate if you don't like the sound. Also with the screens being so big, the keys are big too. The Galaxy S3 has a 4.8 inch screen. The Galaxy Note 2 is coming out around the end of October beginning of November. That has a 5.5 inch screen and a SPen. The beauty about the SPen is you can write the words instead of typing it and it will switch it to a text. Both of those phones and all Android phones have swipe technology (means you don't have to take your finger off the screen for each letter, you just slide it across the screen and stop at the letter you want then switch direction). Some people might say get the IPhone 5. But the 4inch screen means the letters will be smaller for text messaging and my grandfather wishes he has gotten the bigger screen Android for that reason. I would highly suggest to wait for the Galaxy Note 2 but it's all about what screen size is right for you. Here are the specs for the two phones.

The Galaxy S3 US version has a 1.4 GHz Dual Core processor, 2G of RAM, 4.8 inch 1280x720 16:9 aspect ratio screen, 2100mAh battery, 64G expandable micro SD slot on top of a 16G-32G internal memory, Great camera (has 20 picture burst and can take pictures as fast as your finger can hit the button also takes video and pictures at the same time), picture in picture (you can watch your movie at the same time your text messaging), Sbeam, share pictures through wifi, 4G LTE, Facebook, YouTube, google search, google maps,supports JAVA, swipe technology (means you can text words without having to take your finger off the screen for each letter. You might have to google it for better description), and more.

Me personally I like big screen phones and will be getting the 5.5 inch Galaxy Note 2 with a 1.6 GHz Quad Core processor, 2G of RAM, 16G-32G-64G internal memory, up to 64G external micro SD slot, removable 3100 mA battery, 4G LTE, SPen, supports JAVA, has google talk now, YouTube, Facebook, google search engine, google maps, customizable screen, great camera (with 20 picture burst and as fast as you hit the button it takes the picture just as fast and also takes video and pictures at the same time), picture in picture (means you can continue to watch your movie while you text message), Sbeam for sharing pictures instantly, you can share pictures to people that are on the same wifi you are on, put things on any smart TV with wifi connection from your phone, swipe technology, screen shot movie to make corrections to grafts or emails and send it back to the person also has sound, you can write on the back of your digital pictures, actually sign your email, organize your pictures in to folders, and more stuff. That's why I'm getting the Galaxy Note 2 oh and it fits just fine in my pocket. The screen also moves the keyboard over to the left or right off the phone so you can easily do one handed text messaging. I would say go to YouTube and look it up.

There are also other big screen phones out there like the HTC One X. I would suggest go to the store and see what one feels good in your hand. The Galaxy Note 2 will be the fastest Smart phone out there when it comes out. They give that phone a nick name "Phablet" for phone-tablet. I hope this helps you out.

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good cheap verizon android phones?

Q. Was thinking about getting the iphone 4s free for verizon but Im not to big on the no keyboard and not able to take out battery I use my phone a lot so needs a good life span to it. Alteast 2 years for the contract. Mainly a lot of texting I do. Droid ultra and droid razr m I heard of also but I believe they also have no battery u can take out which worrys me if the phone freezes. Lookin for a phone from the o to 100 max . Looking mainly for o to 50 though if possible. Any ideas help ty

A. From zero to a HTC One for $50 with free overnite shipping. Good luck on the keyboard thing. You'll probably just need a good sized screen to compensate. Unsure of battery removal on these--been away from Androids since 2010.Happy hunting and best luck.

http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/device/smartphone

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I'm looking for an Android phone with a keyboard?

Q. I'm looking for an Android phone with a keyboard because I hate typing on touch screens

A. Hi.Look at the new Droid 2 on verizon.That has a slider keyboard and touch screen.Sounds like that will fit you just right.

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Whats the best android phone on verizon?

Q. Having a physical keyboard is very important to me.

A. Don't have Verizon here but I've always preferred an actual.physical keyboard on my phone until I got my Galaxy S. I find it easier than my Nokia with keypad.
Since then my son has changed his iphone for a HTC with more toys.

Try & find a store with working phones rather than dummies so you can get a feel before buying. Best Buy here has active phones that give you chance to try them properly.

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verizon iphone vs droid?

Q. hey! so my my mom gets a new phone tomorrow. she currently has the second droid that ever came out.
she's been having a TON of problems with her droid in the past two years! example: email not working, phone breaking, touch screen not working.
i have an iphone and LOVE it.

so my question is:
should she get the verizon iphone or another verizon droid??

and also:
she doesn't use her gmail at ALL, she only had to make it so she could get the droid.

A. get a new android phone, like the galaxy s2, the one(2011) are far better than the ipone, and with a app called "double twist" you can sync all your itunes music to your android

I prefer android over apple for the reason that its open-source, that means that the majority of the apps are free, and you get more revolutionary and cutting edge apps. And do things are even only barely available on a jail broken iphone
The android market already has 250000 apps- closing in on apple 500000; some say it will surpass it before the year is over. Also any popular iphone game or game adaptation can be found in the android market for free.
Another great thing about android as that if you dont like something (keyboard, homescreen, etc.) it can easily be swapped without jail-breaking, unlike the iphones one-size-fits-all approach.

Other features only on android
Turn-by-turn voice GPS
Better and larger screen
No need to connect to computer to sync
Here is a big one, add a sd card
Live wallpaper
Better calls
4g
More customizable
More powerful hardware
Flash support, watch ALL the online videos

Apple lovers that say that the iphone is made of better quality material? They don�t realize that Samsung, an android phone maker, supply�s the screen, processor and memory for apple devices, so android has the advantage here.
The iphone is pretty, but not durable, drop it once- it breaks, all that glass around it? That was honestly a mistake. Android manufactures clearly saw that, and decided to do with something a little more durable.

And the iphones �retina display� is a huge scam. By definition a �retina display� is one where the human eye cannot distinguish individual pixels. But this is determined by several factors; most important being the distance between the screen and your eyes. The iphones retina distance is 12in, move any closer than that- say 7in and it�s no longer a �retina screen� because your eyes can now see the pixels, by that same token, if I move my android phone back, to say 16-17in, amazingly, it becomes a retina screen as well! (feel free to google this)

Also apple never invents anything, all they do is steal old technology, give it a fresh coat of paint and mass advertise it as �magical� and �innovating�, thus fooling the mass of the population into believing that apple offers cutting edge technology, that in fact has been around for quite a few years.
So instead of innovating, apple actually hinders technology- after 4 years they still have low-power single core phones, while android, an example of technology in overdrive, has rumored that, after their second year, the release of quad core phones that will surpass even some desktop computers in shear processing power.

Apple should now feel pretty worried; android has passed it in market share
http://www.businessinsider.com/android-iphone-market-share-2011-4

Then apple panics and sues
http://www.dailytech.com/Google+ExCEO+Apple+Doesnt+Innovate+They+Sue/article22190.htm
The funny thing is that apple can�t sue for being the first touchscreen or tablet, because they weren�t,(Nokia fist touch screen, �archos� first tablet) so instead they sue for much more relevant things like, �the rounded icon corners� and �having a flat screen� or �the square shape of the phone���..

To top it all, if you�ve seen apples 2011 presentation, they blatantly copied over five "new" features that were previously on android.
http://androidandme.com/2011/06/news/five-features-in-ios-5-that-show-how-apple-is-now-playing-catch-up-to-google/

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/06/06/apple-introduces-ios5-with-notifications-ota-updates-and-tabbed-browsing-android-users-giggle-at-their-late-arrival/
1. Notification bar
2. Twitter integration
3. No need to connect to PC to sync
4. Launch apps from lock screen
5. Tabbed browsing

And not only are they copies, but apple didn�t even bother to improve, or change some of them in any way- some even have LESS features than their android counter parts, it�s basically a cheap imitation with the ever-popular iphone skin.
According to Steve jobs, these "revolutionary" new technologies that android users had since 2007 will be available on IOS5, and it would not surprise me to see some more android features from 2008 on IOS6.But the truly sad part is that due to apples marketing, in a few months, apple lovers will really think that apple invented those features and call android the copycats�yet again.

Though I suppose Google should�ve seen it coming�.

�Good artists copy great artist steal�- Steve jobs (apple CEO)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW0DUg63lqU

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What is a good android phone for Verizon?

Q. My dad's retirement party is coming up and since he had to give his droid x up, he's been using my old iPhone. He likes android a lot better and I'm really not familiar with them, so what's a good android phone on Verizon?

A. Representing a new breed of easy-to-use, intuitive smartphones designed for both work and personal use, the Motorola DROID PRO for Verizon Wireless provides business-ready solutions with enhanced features for a richer personal mobile experience. You'll get full-push corporate e-mail with corporate level security, a unified calendar with additional work features, and the DROID PRO comes pre-loaded QuickOffice Mobile Suite. And the phone is packed full of spectacular specs--a powerful 3.1-inch multi-touch display, 1 GHz processor, 4 GB of memory (2 GB internal, 2 GB included microSD card), and a physical QWERTY keyboard.

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Upgrading Verizon Phone. Worth Getting Galaxy S3?

Q. I have the LG eNV Touch I've had it for about 4.5 years now and verizon is trying to talk me into a upgrade and I they said I would be eligibale for the Samsung Galaxy s3. I like it alot. But I'm scared to go full touch screen I like buttons as crazy as that sounds. But is it worth it? Or is it just a fad like iphones and tablets? If its a bad phone what phone do you think I should get? and is there just going to be a newer one down the road soon? shoud I wait? Or what.. thanks for ur ans!

A. I had the Galaxy S with the slide keyboard. I know what you mean about the physical buttons. I found out all the new high powered phones "flagship phones" will not have the physical keyboards anymore. They want the phones to be thin and with a physical keyboard they can't do that. It takes a little to get use to but the full touch screen keyboards vibrate and make a click noise when you touch the letters and numbers. But you can turn off the sound and just have the vibrate if you don't like the sound. Also with the screens being so big, the keys are big too. The Galaxy S3 has a 4.8 inch screen. The Galaxy Note 2 is coming out around the end of October beginning of November. That has a 5.5 inch screen and a SPen. The beauty about the SPen is you can write the words instead of typing it and it will switch it to a text. Both of those phones and all Android phones have swipe technology (means you don't have to take your finger off the screen for each letter, you just slide it across the screen and stop at the letter you want then switch direction). Some people might say get the IPhone 5. But the 4inch screen means the letters will be smaller for text messaging and my grandfather wishes he has gotten the bigger screen Android for that reason. I would highly suggest to wait for the Galaxy Note 2 but it's all about what screen size is right for you. Here are the specs for the two phones.

The Galaxy S3 US version has a 1.4 GHz Dual Core processor, 2G of RAM, 4.8 inch 1280x720 16:9 aspect ratio screen, 2100mAh battery, 64G expandable micro SD slot on top of a 16G-32G internal memory, Great camera (has 20 picture burst and can take pictures as fast as your finger can hit the button also takes video and pictures at the same time), picture in picture (you can watch your movie at the same time your text messaging), Sbeam, share pictures through wifi, 4G LTE, Facebook, YouTube, google search, google maps,supports JAVA, swipe technology (means you can text words without having to take your finger off the screen for each letter. You might have to google it for better description), and more.

Me personally I like big screen phones and will be getting the 5.5 inch Galaxy Note 2 with a 1.6 GHz Quad Core processor, 2G of RAM, 16G-32G-64G internal memory, up to 64G external micro SD slot, removable 3100 mA battery, 4G LTE, SPen, supports JAVA, has google talk now, YouTube, Facebook, google search engine, google maps, customizable screen, great camera (with 20 picture burst and as fast as you hit the button it takes the picture just as fast and also takes video and pictures at the same time), picture in picture (means you can continue to watch your movie while you text message), Sbeam for sharing pictures instantly, you can share pictures to people that are on the same wifi you are on, put things on any smart TV with wifi connection from your phone, swipe technology, screen shot movie to make corrections to grafts or emails and send it back to the person also has sound, you can write on the back of your digital pictures, actually sign your email, organize your pictures in to folders, and more stuff. That's why I'm getting the Galaxy Note 2 oh and it fits just fine in my pocket. The screen also moves the keyboard over to the left or right off the phone so you can easily do one handed text messaging. I would say go to YouTube and look it up.

There are also other big screen phones out there like the HTC One X. I would suggest go to the store and see what one feels good in your hand. The Galaxy Note 2 will be the fastest Smart phone out there when it comes out. They give that phone a nick name "Phablet" for phone-tablet. I hope this helps you out.

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what is the best android phone from verizon?

Q. im thinking of upgrading to a smart phone. Just want to know whats the best.

A. droid x- for bigger screen and better camera but droid 2 if you want a keyboard and android 2.2

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Should I get a new verizon android phone now or wait?

Q. I'm already due for my upgrade and I currently have an lg dare. I will stay with Verizon. Currently the top android phones in verizon lineup are Motorola Droid 2 and X, htc droid incredible, Samsung Fascinate. Should I wait or get one of these now? Heard there is an amazing htc phone called htc merge with 10 megapixel camera and a droid pro.

A. Verizon is getting Iphone in january BUT compared to an android phone is suck.

The only thing you'll be getting with an Iphone is the novelty to say... "I HAVE AN IPHONE!!"

My android can give my laptop internet access anywhere.

Plus apple is expanding because their sales are expected to drop because of Android being such a strong competitor.

Android is an affordable smart phone that almost every carrier offers therefore you'll have more connectivity with people. You can also pick up an android phone with not only touch screen but a slide out keyboard making it easier to text in class, or while driving (not that I condone it.)

Plus if something happens to it you aren't doomed to make an appointment with specialist only for them to tell you that you have to buy a new iphone.

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What android phone do you think is the best out right now?

Q. I am at the end of my contract with AT&T right now, been thinking of switching to Verizon, but what I am looking at more than anything is the best Android phone available or upcoming and I want to see your suggestions and opinions.

A. I was just googling and came across this product hope it helps you

Motorola Milestone Unlocked Phone Quad Band GSM with 5 MP Camera, MP3, GPS- International Version
Motorola Milestone Quad Band GSM General 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900. Its size is 480 x 854 pixels, 3.7 inches and weights 165 g. This is an multi-touch input method, accelerometer sensor and Proximity sensor for auto turn-off. This is an full QWERTY keyboard with 5-way navigation key, sound alert types vibration, MP3, WAV ringtones with with stereo speakers. This includes card slot microSD, up to 32GB, 8GB and data GPRS class 12 (4+1/3+2/2+3/1+4 slots), 32 - 48 kbps. This has Camera Primary 5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, autofocus, dual-LED flash. The features: Geo-tagging, image stabilization, OS Android OS, v2 (Eclair), CPU ARM Cortex A8 550 MHz processor, messaging SMS, MMS, email, IM, push email, Voice memo and battery standard battery, Li-Ion 1400 mAh (BP6X).
http://www.amazon.com/Motorola-Milestone-Unlocked-International-Warranty/dp/B0030G6HRQ/?tag=klnprk-20

Also check out at Ebay there are really good deals going
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&pub=5574865779&toolid=10001&campid=5336440665&customid=klnprk&mpre=http%3a%2f%2fwww.ebay.com%2f

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why not any new good 3G/multimedia phones with qwerty keyboards from verizon?

Q. it seems like verizon is just veering off to only releasing new android phones or just basic feature phones. i'm eligible for a cell phone upgrade, but i'm waiting for something decent to come thats not a smartphone..

btw, i checked out the samsung reality but the sales rep said it was a problem phone.

A. Hi there. I work for Verizon. The main reason is Verizon has been trying to compete with Iphones. ATT has had the contract for years and so Verizon has made a push to match iphones size and ability,therefore you will see more and more phones withoutkeyboards. Wth regards to waht the sales rep said,...every phone has querks, then a new software comes out to fix those querks but ultiamtely ithey aren't found out until about 1 to 5 months after each release. Verizon however is good about updating most software.

aphoneupgrade@gmail.com can help you pgrade even if you are not eligible for an early upgrade

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What is the best android phone on the best network?

Q. If you could get any Android on any network what smartphone would you get and why?

A. Samsung Droid Charge of Droid 3 on Verizon Wireless... always Verizon Wireless.

I would mainly go for the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's the strongest Android phone that Verizon has to offer at the moment.

It features 4G speeds, a zippy processor, the best screen in the smartphone business (Super AMOLED Plus), and a huge battery life despite all of it's premium specs. The big touch screen is great for your multimedia experience, as well as texting on the touchscreen keyboard.

But if you're a heavy texter, then definitely the Droid 3. It has a really great keyboard (the best on the Verizon network), a dual core processor, a good camera... but it lacks 4G which is a huge letdown. It's still a powerhouse phone, but in the mobile world of 4G, it's falling behind... but at least your battery life will be better than most smartphones right now.

I personally would get the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's super strong and not a lot of people are disappointed with it. I'm a moderate texter, so I don't need a physical qwerty keyboard.

When you're buying your smartphone, you should probably check out Wirefly (The Walmart of the mobile world) http://www.wirefly.com/?referringdomain=Wirefly_CJ

It offers huge discounts on smartphones when you sign up for a new 2 year contract or upgrade your current contract with your wireless carrier. You can save up to $200 on the Samsung Droid Charge ($99.99 vs $299.99) and $140 on the Droid 3 ($59.99 vs $199.99). The catch with Wirefly is that you have to stay on contract with your mobile carrier for at least 6 months... or else they'll charge you the full price of the phone... but it's very easy to stay on contract on that short amount of time.

Have fun with your new smartphone.

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What android phone is the best for a heavy texter?

Q. I've been looking into getting an android phone from verzion, but I am a REALLY heavy texter, I text about 30,000 texts per month, and I want a phone that is easy to text on and isn't difficult to use. Right now I have an env3, and I absolutely love the keyboard layout, but the phone has so many glitches.
Also, I'm not the most careful with my phone. So I want a phone that won't break if dropped.

A. Well, its really preference if its up to texting, i would go to a verizon store and test out all the different android phones. I prefer the droid incredible (no physical keyboard but the software keyboard is good). Next the droid x but its too big of a phone for me. Then the droid 2 (wich is the only one with a real keyboard). Those are the best (fastest android phones on verizon. Although im not sure about the other ones that arent called "droid" though there not as fast but again i would test them out at the verizon store.

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Should I get a new verizon android phone now or wait?

Q. I'm already due for my upgrade and I currently have an lg dare. I will stay with Verizon. Currently the top android phones in verizon lineup are Motorola Droid 2 and X, htc droid incredible, Samsung Fascinate. Should I wait or get one of these now? Heard there is an amazing htc phone called htc merge with 10 megapixel camera and a droid pro.

A. Verizon is getting Iphone in january BUT compared to an android phone is suck.

The only thing you'll be getting with an Iphone is the novelty to say... "I HAVE AN IPHONE!!"

My android can give my laptop internet access anywhere.

Plus apple is expanding because their sales are expected to drop because of Android being such a strong competitor.

Android is an affordable smart phone that almost every carrier offers therefore you'll have more connectivity with people. You can also pick up an android phone with not only touch screen but a slide out keyboard making it easier to text in class, or while driving (not that I condone it.)

Plus if something happens to it you aren't doomed to make an appointment with specialist only for them to tell you that you have to buy a new iphone.

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On verizon, would I have to pay large termination fees to downgrade from my droid to my old phone?

Q. I recently got a new android phone with my 2 year contract. However, the data plan is expensive and I'm going to college next year so I need to save as much money as possible. Is it at all possible to reactivate my old simple keyboard phone but keep my new one without paying hefty termination charges? If not, how much would it cost? I know I obviously would not be able to use the droid's 3G/4G functions anymore, but I was planning on using it as an old replacement for my old ipod. Thanks!

A. Yes, all you do is type in meid from back of phone into your my Verizon account to switch to ur old phone, n you can sell ur Droid make some money,

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What is the best phone for a teenage girl?

Q. I am a teen and any carrier (at&t, tmoble, sprint, verizon etc.....)
and i am looking for a not to expensive android/ droid phone
and i would like it to have a qwerty keyboard and a touch screen

thanks

A. One of the new windows 7 phones on AT&T one of them has the keyboard.

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On verizon, would I have to pay large termination fees to downgrade from my droid to my old phone?

Q. I recently got a new android phone with my 2 year contract. However, the data plan is expensive and I'm going to college next year so I need to save as much money as possible. Is it at all possible to reactivate my old simple keyboard phone but keep my new one without paying hefty termination charges? If not, how much would it cost? I know I obviously would not be able to use the droid's 3G/4G functions anymore, but I was planning on using it as an old replacement for my old ipod. Thanks!

A. Yes, all you do is type in meid from back of phone into your my Verizon account to switch to ur old phone, n you can sell ur Droid make some money,

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What is the best phone for a teenage girl?

Q. I am a teen and any carrier (at&t, tmoble, sprint, verizon etc.....)
and i am looking for a not to expensive android/ droid phone
and i would like it to have a qwerty keyboard and a touch screen

thanks

A. One of the new windows 7 phones on AT&T one of them has the keyboard.

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What is a good android phone for Verizon?

Q. My dad's retirement party is coming up and since he had to give his droid x up, he's been using my old iPhone. He likes android a lot better and I'm really not familiar with them, so what's a good android phone on Verizon?

A. Representing a new breed of easy-to-use, intuitive smartphones designed for both work and personal use, the Motorola DROID PRO for Verizon Wireless provides business-ready solutions with enhanced features for a richer personal mobile experience. You'll get full-push corporate e-mail with corporate level security, a unified calendar with additional work features, and the DROID PRO comes pre-loaded QuickOffice Mobile Suite. And the phone is packed full of spectacular specs--a powerful 3.1-inch multi-touch display, 1 GHz processor, 4 GB of memory (2 GB internal, 2 GB included microSD card), and a physical QWERTY keyboard.

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What android phone is the best in your opinion?

Q. I'm thinking about getting an android phone when I renew my contract with Verizon in July. What android phone do you prefer and why? So far I've been looking at the Motorolla Droid and the HTC Incredible.

A. The HTC incredible hands down. the phone is better overall. but if you need a physical keyboard then go for the Droid with is pretty good too.

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why not any new good 3G/multimedia phones with qwerty keyboards from verizon?

Q. it seems like verizon is just veering off to only releasing new android phones or just basic feature phones. i'm eligible for a cell phone upgrade, but i'm waiting for something decent to come thats not a smartphone..

btw, i checked out the samsung reality but the sales rep said it was a problem phone.

A. Hi there. I work for Verizon. The main reason is Verizon has been trying to compete with Iphones. ATT has had the contract for years and so Verizon has made a push to match iphones size and ability,therefore you will see more and more phones withoutkeyboards. Wth regards to waht the sales rep said,...every phone has querks, then a new software comes out to fix those querks but ultiamtely ithey aren't found out until about 1 to 5 months after each release. Verizon however is good about updating most software.

aphoneupgrade@gmail.com can help you pgrade even if you are not eligible for an early upgrade

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What is the best android phone on the best network?

Q. If you could get any Android on any network what smartphone would you get and why?

A. Samsung Droid Charge of Droid 3 on Verizon Wireless... always Verizon Wireless.

I would mainly go for the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's the strongest Android phone that Verizon has to offer at the moment.

It features 4G speeds, a zippy processor, the best screen in the smartphone business (Super AMOLED Plus), and a huge battery life despite all of it's premium specs. The big touch screen is great for your multimedia experience, as well as texting on the touchscreen keyboard.

But if you're a heavy texter, then definitely the Droid 3. It has a really great keyboard (the best on the Verizon network), a dual core processor, a good camera... but it lacks 4G which is a huge letdown. It's still a powerhouse phone, but in the mobile world of 4G, it's falling behind... but at least your battery life will be better than most smartphones right now.

I personally would get the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's super strong and not a lot of people are disappointed with it. I'm a moderate texter, so I don't need a physical qwerty keyboard.

When you're buying your smartphone, you should probably check out Wirefly (The Walmart of the mobile world) http://www.wirefly.com/?referringdomain=Wirefly_CJ

It offers huge discounts on smartphones when you sign up for a new 2 year contract or upgrade your current contract with your wireless carrier. You can save up to $200 on the Samsung Droid Charge ($99.99 vs $299.99) and $140 on the Droid 3 ($59.99 vs $199.99). The catch with Wirefly is that you have to stay on contract with your mobile carrier for at least 6 months... or else they'll charge you the full price of the phone... but it's very easy to stay on contract on that short amount of time.

Have fun with your new smartphone.

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What is the best phone for a teenage girl?

Q. I am a teen and any carrier (at&t, tmoble, sprint, verizon etc.....)
and i am looking for a not to expensive android/ droid phone
and i would like it to have a qwerty keyboard and a touch screen

thanks

A. One of the new windows 7 phones on AT&T one of them has the keyboard.

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why not any new good 3G/multimedia phones with qwerty keyboards from verizon?

Q. it seems like verizon is just veering off to only releasing new android phones or just basic feature phones. i'm eligible for a cell phone upgrade, but i'm waiting for something decent to come thats not a smartphone..

btw, i checked out the samsung reality but the sales rep said it was a problem phone.

A. Hi there. I work for Verizon. The main reason is Verizon has been trying to compete with Iphones. ATT has had the contract for years and so Verizon has made a push to match iphones size and ability,therefore you will see more and more phones withoutkeyboards. Wth regards to waht the sales rep said,...every phone has querks, then a new software comes out to fix those querks but ultiamtely ithey aren't found out until about 1 to 5 months after each release. Verizon however is good about updating most software.

aphoneupgrade@gmail.com can help you pgrade even if you are not eligible for an early upgrade

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What android phone is the best in your opinion?

Q. I'm thinking about getting an android phone when I renew my contract with Verizon in July. What android phone do you prefer and why? So far I've been looking at the Motorolla Droid and the HTC Incredible.

A. The HTC incredible hands down. the phone is better overall. but if you need a physical keyboard then go for the Droid with is pretty good too.

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What android phone is the best for a heavy texter?

Q. I've been looking into getting an android phone from verzion, but I am a REALLY heavy texter, I text about 30,000 texts per month, and I want a phone that is easy to text on and isn't difficult to use. Right now I have an env3, and I absolutely love the keyboard layout, but the phone has so many glitches.
Also, I'm not the most careful with my phone. So I want a phone that won't break if dropped.

A. Well, its really preference if its up to texting, i would go to a verizon store and test out all the different android phones. I prefer the droid incredible (no physical keyboard but the software keyboard is good). Next the droid x but its too big of a phone for me. Then the droid 2 (wich is the only one with a real keyboard). Those are the best (fastest android phones on verizon. Although im not sure about the other ones that arent called "droid" though there not as fast but again i would test them out at the verizon store.

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why not any new good 3G/multimedia phones with qwerty keyboards from verizon?

Q. it seems like verizon is just veering off to only releasing new android phones or just basic feature phones. i'm eligible for a cell phone upgrade, but i'm waiting for something decent to come thats not a smartphone..

btw, i checked out the samsung reality but the sales rep said it was a problem phone.

A. Hi there. I work for Verizon. The main reason is Verizon has been trying to compete with Iphones. ATT has had the contract for years and so Verizon has made a push to match iphones size and ability,therefore you will see more and more phones withoutkeyboards. Wth regards to waht the sales rep said,...every phone has querks, then a new software comes out to fix those querks but ultiamtely ithey aren't found out until about 1 to 5 months after each release. Verizon however is good about updating most software.

aphoneupgrade@gmail.com can help you pgrade even if you are not eligible for an early upgrade

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What is the best android phone on the best network?

Q. If you could get any Android on any network what smartphone would you get and why?

A. Samsung Droid Charge of Droid 3 on Verizon Wireless... always Verizon Wireless.

I would mainly go for the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's the strongest Android phone that Verizon has to offer at the moment.

It features 4G speeds, a zippy processor, the best screen in the smartphone business (Super AMOLED Plus), and a huge battery life despite all of it's premium specs. The big touch screen is great for your multimedia experience, as well as texting on the touchscreen keyboard.

But if you're a heavy texter, then definitely the Droid 3. It has a really great keyboard (the best on the Verizon network), a dual core processor, a good camera... but it lacks 4G which is a huge letdown. It's still a powerhouse phone, but in the mobile world of 4G, it's falling behind... but at least your battery life will be better than most smartphones right now.

I personally would get the Samsung Droid Charge just because it's super strong and not a lot of people are disappointed with it. I'm a moderate texter, so I don't need a physical qwerty keyboard.

When you're buying your smartphone, you should probably check out Wirefly (The Walmart of the mobile world) http://www.wirefly.com/?referringdomain=Wirefly_CJ

It offers huge discounts on smartphones when you sign up for a new 2 year contract or upgrade your current contract with your wireless carrier. You can save up to $200 on the Samsung Droid Charge ($99.99 vs $299.99) and $140 on the Droid 3 ($59.99 vs $199.99). The catch with Wirefly is that you have to stay on contract with your mobile carrier for at least 6 months... or else they'll charge you the full price of the phone... but it's very easy to stay on contract on that short amount of time.

Have fun with your new smartphone.

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How much does it cost to pay off a phone contract?

Q. I would like to pay off my phone contract, even though i just got a phone i dont really like it. Does anybody know of an Android phone that slides up AND is touch screen? Itd be nice if it was from verizon because verizon is my carrier. i have a blackberry curve 3g and i dont like it. does anybody know what i can do?

A. An ETF (Early Termination Fee is 350-375$)

It depends if you mean a Portrait sliding QWERTY board or a Landscape sliding QWERTY board.. and as of now there are none Landscape sliding QWERTY Android phones.

Devices with a sliding Keyboard that are running Android on Verizon are..
-Motorola Droid (NOT available through Verizon anymore, only Motorola Device using Stock Android (meaning a less laggy experience.. since it's not filled with Motorola's Clunky UI), Android 2.2.. maybe getting 2.3 (not likely though))
-Motorola Droid 2 (NOT available through Verizon anymore)
-Motorola Droid 2 Global (Best specced available KB Android.. 3.7 in screen, TFT LCD Display (800x480 res) 1.2ghz TI OMAP Processor, uses Motorola's MotoBLUR UI, which let's you have resizable widgets from them that may have some use to you.. not as intrusive as the MotoBLUR on the Devour, Android 2.2(?) (The processor clock-speed and the Global abilities are the differences between this and the Droid 2.)
-Motorola Devour (Don't pick this device.. run's an outdated version of Android.. (1.6 to be exact.. and worse specced)
-LG Ally (600 mhz Processor.. due for FroYo/currently on 2.1 (Android 2.2) soon/or has it.. run's LG's custom UI.)

Devices with a non-sliding Keyboard running Android on Verizon are..
-Droid Pro (3.2 in TFT LCD display (480x320 Res), 1Ghz TI OMAP Processor, Global possibilities like the Droid 2 Global, also uses MotoBLUR, Android 2.2)

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On verizon, would I have to pay large termination fees to downgrade from my droid to my old phone?

Q. I recently got a new android phone with my 2 year contract. However, the data plan is expensive and I'm going to college next year so I need to save as much money as possible. Is it at all possible to reactivate my old simple keyboard phone but keep my new one without paying hefty termination charges? If not, how much would it cost? I know I obviously would not be able to use the droid's 3G/4G functions anymore, but I was planning on using it as an old replacement for my old ipod. Thanks!

A. Yes, all you do is type in meid from back of phone into your my Verizon account to switch to ur old phone, n you can sell ur Droid make some money,

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