Motorola Droid should be unveiled officially on October 28. Apparently Motorola USA isn't aware of that yet and it has posted the official Droid materials on Motorola's website. All the specs and features have therefore been leaked and know we can unofficially tell you what to expect from Verizon's first Android phone.
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Oh Dell oh Dell, still trying to get a foot in the smartphone space huh? Well that little crap of an Android smartphone you all drop on the Chinese will never cut it, read more »
Callbook is very neat program for Android phone which shows detailed usage statistics. It collects information about your calls and messages and provides immediate comprehensive reports and statistics for your mobile history.
This is for the T-Mobile USA subscribers who are looking for a capable Android smartphone, check out the video of the myTouch 3G aka HTC Magic after the break.
One of the best applications you'll find on the Android platform is the USA Today app, it's really robust with allot of features but is it really needed?
This isn't the best period to launch a hot phone without the proper buzz around it since Palm and Apple have both unleashed their flagship phones. But Nokia went ahead and made the N97 NAM version available in flagship stores in the USA. Not a very good move since no carrier has picked this marvelous phone up in the USA. That's right, you will get it for an unsubsidized price but that's too expensive for most of us.
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For those HTC G1 owners who can't be assed to wait forever for the new Android 1.5 update which is also known as Cupcake, here is another way to get it.
If you're planning to buy lots of applications from Nokia's USA Ovi Store then you should know that this store isn't coming with carrier billing? What's carrier billing? Well that's the ability of having all your purchases added to your phone bill which is a better alternative than having to input credit card details into the system every time.
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All T-Mobile retail stores across the United States will soon carry and sell the Google Android smartphone G1 whether they are located in the telco's 3G areas or not. 
T-Mobile has started its 3G network in the USA earlier this year with New York. The Big Apple got T-Mobile 3G support and other cities followed. And it seems that T-Mobile USA isn't going to stop either.
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