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The HTC Magic / Hero / Dream or the Droid is infinitely more beautiful than any of the Blackberries.

Roboto does have the crossed zeroes, but it seems a bit less crisp than Droid Sans to me.

Galaxy Nexus, Droid Bionic, HTC One X+) married Qualcomm LTE radios with non-Qualcomm SoCs The Verizon Galaxy Nexus and Droid Charge (both made by Samsung) actually didn't use any Qualcomm chips.

The Droid Eris and the HTC Hero are the same phone - the only difference is the case design.

The update to 2.0.1 on the Droid fixed a lot of the lag problems (well, at least for me anyway).

How do you feel about the fact that the Droid runs Android 2.0, and the Google Phone will run Android 2.1?

Galaxy Nexus, Droid Bionic, HTC One X+) married Qualcomm LTE radios with non-Qualcomm SoCs.

For example Motorola Droid (back in 2010) was locked and only accepted signed updates.

Also side note: Was a little disappointed to not see this on f-droid's marketplace since it is open source and hosted on github.

EX: Sure, Android > droid is a natural and obvious adaptation, but good luck defending that in a movie with light swards and magic.

My Droid just updated it's firmware to 2.1 a few days ago.

Hey man, I'll be very happy if I'm wrong and the Droid takes off.

You dumped Windows Mobile in favor of Android, and tied yourself closely to Android OS by calling your phone the "Droid." The Droid is your flagship product.

You just developed the "Droid" and partnered with Verizon for a well funded marketing campaign.

Speaking as a guy who just punted his iPhone for a Droid a few weeks ago, there was definitely part of me who has been saying "Why did I put up with that for so long?" 'It' being the awful call performance (data and apps were great).

The only ones that have gotten press are the G1 and Droid, both of which are bricks.

Droid sold a quarter million units in one week.

I actually like my G1 better than my sister's Droid.