HTC Droid Incredible Quick Look

Recently, Israel from Gadget Experts got invited to go to a Verizon event at one of their exclusive workshops. Fortunately someone was there that had a ton of knowledge about the HTC Droid Incredible. The HTC Droid Incredible costs $199 on a 2 year contract with Verizon Wireless. The phone runs on Android 2.1 and has HTC’s Sense UI. If you want to see everything about the phone, please be sure to watch the video. Thanks for reading this post. 

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Motorola Droid Quick Look

Israel from Gadget Experts gives you a quick look at the Motorola Droid. Be sure to come back to the YouTube channel on Friday for the full review. Thanks for watching.

Review: Opera Mini 5 Beta for Android

Opera Mini 5 for Android is my most used app on my phone. It is a fantastic web browsing experience and I would take it over the Dolphin Browser. The one thing I do miss from the standard browser and Dolphin Browser is multi-touch. I really hope Opera decides to fix this! I also would like to see the option to make this the primary browser. It is pretty annoying to use the Google Search button and have it take you to the standard Android browser.

But overall, I give this browser a good 4.5/5. See you all in the next post.

Opera Mini 5: Android App Review

Personally, as a year long Android user I have to say that I am particularly amazed at how great the Android OS has come along in this past year. Wednesday morning, the company that has created the somewhat popular Opera browser have released their beta version of their new Opera Mini Browser for the Android OS. It has been known for quite some time how the default internet browser on android devices are lacking in substance. It would seem that Opera has stepped up and proven that their Opera Mini 5 Beta browser is a contestant amongst the few popular browsers on the Android OS such as the Dolphin Browser. Here is a video of my review of the Opera Mini 5 Browser for Android, hope you enjoy!

Review: HTC Droid Eris: Widgets

The widgets in Android all run fairly smooth. There are plenty of options from the marketplace, most being free. They are great for running in the background on one of your home screens and they can sometimes be more useful than full apps. Watch the video for hands-on with some, and how to install them.

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