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Verizon Wireless has created a stir in the market with their latest Android Phone by Motorola aka Motorola Droid. With their ad-campaign of Motorola Droid spoofing the iPhone, it was able to draw the attraction of almost everyone who has even have the least interest for the gadgets like this. The phone was at first announced to be available on Wednesday, the 28th of October, 2009 but it seems that it is going to be postponed until November 6. So hold on your breath for some time to get your hands on the device. However, if you want a closer look at the phone with some more information than the technical specifications, you can read our Motorola Droid Review.
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You have perhaps already had a sneak peek at the full technical specification of the latest Android phone from Motorola. Google is also in the scenario, because they were behind all the necessary changes done on the device - after all, this is going to be their first Android 2.0 Eclairs Device! The co-operative attempt of Google and Motorola to capture the mobile phone market is destined to be a sensation and yes, Motorola Driod Android Mobile Handset is THE sensation even before its launch as its is said to pack in some extraordinary specs like the biggie 3.7 inch 480 X 854 pixels display (which is, by the way, the biggest display on a mobile handset we’ve seen), the lightening fast processing speed along with its on board 3G connectivity from Verizon Wireless and full touchscreen along with a full sized QWERTY keyboard. You want more? Then it has a 5MP camera with image stabilization, WiFi, GPS, 3.5mm headphone jack to connect your favorite headphones. Satisfied? Lets take a detailed look at these features of this iPhone Killer, or should I say BlackBerry Killer?
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The Android Phones were at the center of attraction for many like us with their great potential to be the #1 Operating System for Smart phones. Android powered phones like HTC Hero has the capability to take on any smartphone like iPhone with its nice interface and other features like usability and stability issues etc. It also has good apps to start with and more are expected to be released soon. This is why Google expects that as many as 18 Android phones might be launched this year. We have collected the best 5 Android phones available in the market and we also listed 2 more of them as a bonus which are going to be launched very soon. Have look at the list.
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According to a rumor from WSJ, Dell engineers are working on a pocket sized mobile internet device that would run on Google’s Android OS. The device is aimed at the market between netbooks and smartphones without the usual cellphone capabilities and will be based on ARM chips rather than usual insistence of Dell on Intel or AMD chips. The reason of using ARM chips is to increase the battery life of the device which is not possible even by using Intel’s not-so-power-hungry Atom chips. This market is yet void of any real competitors other then iPod touch. It might be release later this year along with Microsoft’s Zune HD or the device may never be materialized at all.
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Kinpo’s latest Touchscreen Tablet is a bit of an engineering sample rather than an actual product but still it shows that Android can be run on a much larger 7 inch screen without much of a problem. The system clearly shows Android’s versatility. Is Android going to be the future OS for the future Tablet PCs? Well, only time has the answer to this question.
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Along with Palm Pre and Next Gen iPhone launch, this summer may see another SmartPhone launch. T-Mobile is planning to release another handset which will be based on Android OS. Among the speculated 18 Android phones to be launched this year, this may be the first to use the Android Cupcake Operating System.
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Although 18-20 Android Phones will be out later this year, Google Android 1.5 Cupcake update is out quite a while but it has not been able to produce much excitement as the updates are not as dramatic as from iPhone 2.0 to iPhone 3.0. But the publishers are not afraid to showcase their applications.  Some of the apps implement newer technologies and solutions that further push what you can do on a mobile phone, while others demonstrated the seamlessness of their service between the desktop and device. Here is a quick look at 5 of the most useful apps.

1. BrightKite
2. Lonely Planet
3. Weather Bug
4. Imeem
5. Documents To Go

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