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Droid News

• According to a source Engadget Mobile has been in contact with, Droid is a new Verizon Wireless smartphone brand. In addition to what's currently known as the Motorola Droid (not confirmed as the actual marketing name yet), the upcoming HTC Desire all-touch smartphone powered by Android and Sense UI will be marketed as the Droid Eris. Read the entire story here...
  
• When the Motorola Droid is released in the coming couple weeks, it will be the most advanced Android device on the market as far as specifications go. Software too, as it’s the only one said to be running Android 2.0 until months from now, but that’s for another section. See the rest of this report here...
  

• Motorola DROID that will become the first ever Verizon Android Phone.  Story...
  

• About Motorola and Android - Motorola website...

About GooDroid

On November 5th., 2007 CNN announced... "Google is developing free cell phone software that will help send mobile ads to consumers. Google said the software, called Android, will be available on phones starting in the second half of 2008. Google won't be making Android-equipped handsets."

GooDroid plans to offer related products and services to compliment Google's new software and mobile phone functionality.  Bookmark this site to stay up-to-date!  More to come...

Google Android - the Dream Phone Videos

Have you seen the video?  Have you seen the dozens of videos we've collected from all around the Net that explain what this new platform's capabilities will do? 

We've got all the Google Android videos . . . all of them right here.
 

November 05, 2007 (Computerworld) -- Google Inc. and several other technology companies plan to unveil a new mobile platform called Android today, according to a statement from the company. The system is expected to yield an actual phone in the second half of 2008. According to Google, Android is "the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices." The internet search firm worked with T-Mobile, High Tech Computer Corp., Qualcomm Inc. and Motorola Corp. to develop Android through the Open Handset Alliance (OHA). Story...

Google's 'Android' Targets Cell Phones  Google Inc. (GOOG) announced Monday an ambitious alliance with 33 handset makers, wireless carriers and other technology companies to create low-cost mobile phones based on "open" technology standards. more...