Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 28th Oct 2009 23:01 UTC
Verizon's highly awaited Droid phone lands November 6th, but Geek.com was able to get their hands on one and post early impressions. This will be the first phone shipping with Google's Android 2.0 operating system, giving it a big advantage over some of the competing Android handsets on the market. Not content to win people over on software alone, Motorola included a 5MP camera, 16GB of storage, and an 854x480 WVGA display.
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But the speed of CDMA networks are much lower then on GSM based. I think they use the 800/1900 MHz band and it has much longer range so the coverage is better, they will go down to 700 MHz with LTE network, so it should bring high speed broadband and coverage even further.
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2005-08-28
I was thinking of the US only... where Verizon's CDMA network is probably the most complete, although I've been happy with T-Mobile's coverage and quality.
Engadget and BGR spotted a GSM version being reviewed by a Vietnamese guy, so my guess is non-US places will still get it.