Verizon get Android phone in October

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On the lookout for the Motorola / Android / Verizon trifecta, we dug up some handset renders over at motofan.ru that seem to fit the bill quite well, thank you. According to the site, "Sholes" is a 3.7-inch (480 x 854) touchscreen device that will make its debut in the U.S. in October, featuring: 512MB storage, 256MB RAM, support for microSD / microSDHC up to 16 GB (an 8GB microSD ships with the phone), a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, GPS, and the expected connectivity (USB, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi), audio, and video formats. And if the translation wasn't hopelessly garbled, the source is also saying that this bad boy will support both CDMA and EVDO Rev A . No word on a price yet, but if this phone does make it to the realm of the real it'll be nice to see a Moto / Android device that doesn't look like it belongs in the hands of a tweenage girl (yeah, we said it, Morrison). See for yourself after the break.

Motorola Sholes Android phone headed for Verizon?
 
090730-moto_droid-01.jpg


On the lookout for the Motorola / Android / Verizon trifecta, we dug up some handset renders over at motofan.ru that seem to fit the bill quite well, thank you. According to the site, "Sholes" is a 3.7-inch (480 x 854) touchscreen device that will make its debut in the U.S. in October, featuring: 512MB storage, 256MB RAM, support for microSD / microSDHC up to 16 GB (an 8GB microSD ships with the phone), a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, GPS, and the expected connectivity (USB, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi), audio, and video formats. And if the translation wasn't hopelessly garbled, the source is also saying that this bad boy will support both CDMA and EVDO Rev A . No word on a price yet, but if this phone does make it to the realm of the real it'll be nice to see a Moto / Android device that doesn't look like it belongs in the hands of a tweenage girl (yeah, we said it, Morrison). See for yourself after the break.

Motorola Sholes Android phone headed for Verizon?


Look nice but I still want it under AT&T so I could just pull my SIM card out and put it in a new Android phone. I like to be able to switch phones anytime I want without having to go back to the store reps.


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Look nice but I still want it under AT&T so I could just pull my SIM card out and put it in a new Android phone. I like to be able to switch phones anytime I want without having to go back to the store reps.


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at&t get different version of Android phone, it's HTC Lancaster.

I think you are aware about Verizon has different network than at&t does?
 
at&t get different version of Android phone, it's HTC Lancaster.

I think you are aware about Verizon has different network than at&t does?

It haven't yet been said that HTC Lancaster will happen, yes I am aware of that rumor and already posted about it on alldeaf but no confirmation from AT&T source so it still a rumor.


Yup .. like I said I wish all network in USA are GSM based so hardware would work on any networks and we would have lot more roaming parnters.


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It haven't yet been said that HTC Lancaster will happen, yes I am aware of that rumor and already posted about it on alldeaf but no confirmation from AT&T source so it still a rumor.


Yup .. like I said I wish all network in USA are GSM based so hardware would work on any networks and we would have lot more roaming parnters.


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but tmobile, ugh? tmobile use different 3G network spectrum and why they did instead of use same 3G spectrum network as att does?
 
090730-moto_droid-01.jpg


On the lookout for the Motorola / Android / Verizon trifecta, we dug up some handset renders over at motofan.ru that seem to fit the bill quite well, thank you. According to the site, "Sholes" is a 3.7-inch (480 x 854) touchscreen device that will make its debut in the U.S. in October, featuring: 512MB storage, 256MB RAM, support for microSD / microSDHC up to 16 GB (an 8GB microSD ships with the phone), a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, GPS, and the expected connectivity (USB, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi), audio, and video formats. And if the translation wasn't hopelessly garbled, the source is also saying that this bad boy will support both CDMA and EVDO Rev A . No word on a price yet, but if this phone does make it to the realm of the real it'll be nice to see a Moto / Android device that doesn't look like it belongs in the hands of a tweenage girl (yeah, we said it, Morrison). See for yourself after the break.

Motorola Sholes Android phone headed for Verizon?

This device from Russia
 
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