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Published Nov 04 2009 by Engadget


HTC DROID Eris unboxed and examined: 'feels much better' than Sprint Hero

If recent leaks are any indication, we should be seeing plenty more HTC DROID Eris unboxings any day now, but right now it looks like the Boy Genius Report has scored one of the first courtesy of one its helpful "connects." Of course, there aren't...

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Video Hands On: the Verizon HTC Droid Eris
The Motorola Droid doesn't go on sale until tomorrow, but Verizon Wireless is already pushing the second device in that line: the Verizon HTC Droid Eris. Essentially ... - [Nov 05 2009 - PC Magazine]
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The Android army is on the march with the launch of yet another handset running the Google designed open source operating system. HTC, the torchbearer of the Android ... - [Nov 05 2009 - Wired: Gadget Lab]
Why the Droid Eris Is Not Running Android 2.0
Another day, another Android phone. I believe we will soon come to a day when Android phones will be looked at with the same jaundiced eye as, say, the latest LG ... - [Nov 05 2009 - TechCrunch]
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