Comparison Chart: Droid 4 and Droid RAZR
This is the largest upgrade cycle in Android's young history. For Google, it's important to keep us from turning to the dark side, hence the…
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus a mixed bag?
Early reviews on Nexus have ranged from glowing ("one of the best smartphones ever made" - The Verge) to the skeptical ("As impressive as it…
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Review: “One of the best smartphones ever made”
I was leaning towards Nexus for two reasons: (1) it ships with ICS, and (2) it has softkeys. Now I'm not so sure, and am…
Google Music takes on Apple iTunes, Amazon Cloud Player
To sweeten the deal, Google announced exclusives from 6 artists: Rolling Stones, Cold Play, Busta Rhymes, Shakira, Pearl Jam, Dave Mathews Band.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Latest news, first look video
As we continue to wait for the mystery that is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone to arrive on Verizon, here's the latest news, commentary, and…
Get a Motorola Droid RAZR for only $111.11
Me? I've short-listed three phones: the aforementioned RAZR, HTC Rezound, and ICS-toting Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
Motorola Droid RAZR display quality receives mixed reviews
Uh-oh: yet another mention of graininess. But--hold the phones!--PCMag awarded it Editor's Choice (4.5/5). See what I mean about "mixed" opinion?
Motorola Droid RAZR early reviews are in
When it comes to smartphones I say: Anything but iPhone. My world is not black and white.
Android Upgrade Dilemma: HTC Rezound, Motorola RAZR, or Google Nexus?
It's a solid device. But compared to the Nexus and RAZR I'm not convinced there's any compelling reason to choose it, unless, of course, you…
Google Android takes market share from RIM and Microsoft (again)
What continues to amaze me is that only a few years ago Google was not even a player in the space.