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This review is pretty fluffy, what is the best android phone right now?

• michaelcampbell 15y ago
  Best for what?
  • kurtosis 15y ago
    Essential question: send and receive telephone calls play music with headphones and podcasts nice maps with gps basic internet I have never owned a smartphone before, I like the maps on ipad, and want something more portable
    • ryandvm 15y ago
      I've loved my Verizon Droid Incredible. I highly recommend it if you don't want one of the massive 4.3 inch phones like the Droid X or EVO. However, Verizon just recently discontinued it in preparation for the release of the Droid Incredible 2. http://techie-buzz.com/mobile-news/htc-droid-incredible-2-specs-features-price-release-date.html http://techie-buzz.com/mobile-news/htc-droid-incredible-2-sp... Stay tuned...
    • michaelcampbell 15y ago
      Any android phone will do the maps and GPS, and basic internet, so you're covered there. They all can do music and podcasts too with the provided "listen" app, although there are other players out there. (I use the (not free) Doggcatcher app, which I like very much.) And of course, they all send and receive phone calls. This is where it gets a little dicey, since it's not totally the phone's "fault" (nor to its credit) for the quality, since although some is the phone, a lot is the carrier and its coverage where you are. I don't know what country you're in, but in the US at least, the big carriers have varying converage in various areas. In some cities AT&T is king, others Verizon, etc. So a lot depends on where you are, what carrier you're with, and the coverage characteristics of the area.
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