As for speed the Droid Pro is off the Google Map when opening pages online in both 3G and Wireless mods. Verizon has just launched LTE 4G in the Boston area (our home city) , but we have not noticed any acceleration as of yet.  We are hoping the upcoming Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the LTE 4G will kick the Droid Pro in to high gear.
In conclusion the Droid Pro can surly take market share from Blackberry and RIM, but those use to the later will need time to adjust. Those who are entirely new to Smartphones will gel with this device right away.

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One such phone on sale now is Motorola’s Bravo, which is an Android-based phone that was first unveiled at this year’s CTIA. Back then, there were a lot of expectations riding on this phone and it’s fair to say that since its release, no complaints have been received. Launched by AT&T, the Motorola Bravo is equipped with several features from its network provider including free access to AT&T nationwide hotspots from the phone’s WiFi feature. Aside from WiFi, the phone features HSPA, Bluetooth and GPS. The phone has up to six hours of battery life on talk time and up to 384 hours of standby time. The phone features one-touch access to several popular Google mobile services such Google Search by Voice, YouTube and Picasa.

The Motorola Bravo smartphone is packed with interesting features including a nice 3.7-inch touchscreen display and a moderate 3-megapixel camera. Powered by an 800MHz CPU, this phone runs on Android 2.1 and comes with MOTOBLUR UI, which allows easy access to social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. There are Motorola Bravo reviews that will help decide on whether the phone is right for you. Looking for the best deal on the Motorola Bravo smartphone is not a worry with popular sites at your service to help you with this. The Motorola Bravo is currently available with a rechargeable battery, a charger, a USB cable, a 2GB microSD memory card and a quick start guide.
Motorola Bravo reviews VIA Test Freaks

European Smartphone 2010-2011 - Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000:

What EISA had to say, "Based on the Android operating system, the Galaxy S is a ‘jewel in the crown’ for demanding users wanting to be connected, entertained and updated on the move. It is equipped with a huge 4-inch (10.16 cm) AMOLED, 800x480 pixel touch screen providing an exceptional viewing experience. The on-board 5 megapixel camera is without flash, but with video recording of 720p. Interconnectivity brings together Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi with DLNA, a hotspot function and AllShare which allows content to be shared between the mobile and Samsung TVs and Blu-ray players. It’s a well made device that should capture the attention of every mobile phone lover."

European Mobile Phone 2010-2011 - Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini:

What EISA had to say, "he Xperia X10 mini from Sony Ericsson is a very small and stylish mobile phone. Nonetheless, it delivers excellent performance with a comprehensive range of features such as GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G and a 5 megapixel camera with flash. The phone runs on the Android platform and offers users the full benefits of a much larger device although it’s touch screen size is just 2.55-inch (6.48 cm) . Its small size and weight and variety of vivid case colours make it perfect for introducing the fairer sex to smartphone technology"
Both of these Android Phones are available from Vodafone.
[Source eisa.eu]

Out of everything, though, the one aspect of the Droid Incredible that absolutely knocked our socks off is general performance. The smartphone is armed with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and 512MB ROM and 512MB RAM and the Droid Incredible was one of the most responsive and fastest Android devices; heck, one of the fastest smartphones in general, that we've tested to date. The handset handled every task we threw at it without stumbling, and even with six open apps open, the Incredible never slowed down.
Just like the Legend and Desire, the Droid Incredible runs the newer version of HTC Sense, which was announced at Mobile World Congress 2010. This includes a revamped mail widget that can take you to a list view of all your e-mail instead of just one message at a time. Once in the mail app, there's a handy tabbed interface at the bottom that lets you view unread messages, attachments, meeting invites, and more with a simple touch. The Agenda widget also now displays your whole agenda on the screen, and like the HTC HD2, you get an animated weather widget right on the home screen that automatically displays the current conditions based on your location. Source [CNET.COM]

"Design-wise, the Droid Incredible appears fairly similar to the Nexus One, but it is essentially a CDMA version of the HTC Desire, which launched last February in Barcelona, Spain. The Droid Incredible has an 8-megapixel camera (as opposed to the Nexus One and Desire's 5-megapixel shooters). The Droid Incredible also has a strange rubberdized "topographic" battery cover, which I could have done without. While the Incredible is lighter, it doesn't feel as solid as the Nexus One."

"My favorite new Sense UI feature is Leap, which essentially is an elegant way of handling multitasking (a bit reminiscent of Palm's webOS deck of cards visualization). Pinch anywhere on the homescreen, and you'll jump to seven thumbnail versions of your open pages. From there, you can go to any of those open applications or close out of one. Thanks to the Droid Incredible's speedy 1GHz Snapdragon processor, this feature works extremely well, too"

"Friend Stream, HTC's social network aggregator, allows you to view your friends' status updates, shared links, and pictures all in one seamless view. Supported social networks include Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and others. I find these social network feeds a bit annoying (do I really need to see everybody's Tweets and Facebook status updates all mixed up together?), but I suppose if you're an avid social networker seeing all of these updates in one place is useful."

"While 5-megapixel cameras seems to be the standard for high-end smartphones for right now, expect to see a lot more 8-megapixel camera phones in the near feature. Overall, I was impressed with the Droid Incredible's camera"
Thanks PCWorld

"Incredible's multitasking Android operating system is a breeze to learn"

"While it would be a stretch for me to call any phone incredible, this one certainly can hold its own against the iPhone, and other devices."

These quotes say loads for the Verizon Wireless Smartphone as the traditional mainstream publications are only now learning of Android.
The Herald has had some issues with staying in business over the last couple years, as most traditional publishers have. They are new to getting their content to the web. We hope they have success.
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"As a GPS Device, Motorola Droid Shines".

"Unlike the maps on the iPhone, Google Maps Navigation has the same bells and whistles you’d find on standalone GPS units and expensive iPhone apps, plus a few surprises the others don’t have. It’s in an interesting package."

The reviewer mentions that The Motorola Droid is the most popular and that's why they used it. The Droid Navigation Function is in beta now and is only available on some phones. The A855, Nexus One, and The Incredible.

"If you’re looking for a navigation and phone combo, the Droid with Google Maps Navigation seems like the perfect choice. The handset has some drawbacks, but if you’re not an iPhone user or if you are a Verizon subscriber, it is a great option. Verizon’s wireless site lists nearly 7,500 consumer reviews for the Droid with an average score of 4.5 stars out of 5." Source

One of the most important aspects of the HTC Incredible Droid phone is that it is powered by the Android 2.1 operating system. This operating system is touted as being the best available system on the market. It is capable of working in tandem with the most up-to-date internet connectivity in regards to capacity to perform amazing levels of downloading and uploading of data. The android 2.1 OS allows for apps, and various other aspects for this phone, to be the most heavily detailed and capable of any available on the market. Many individuals believe this phone may well prove to be more capable overall than the much hyped Google Nexus One.

Beyond the simple fact that the HTC Incredible Droid fom Verizon Wireless comes with the Android 2.1 OS, it is improved greatly by the existence of HTC's custom Sense User Interface for the device. This interface allows for greater in-depth detail and utilization of applications, social integration software, and their own unique keyboard. The Android 2.1 OS is considered to be the most up to date operating system available in the world, however it can suffer from stability issues in some devices. The HTC Sense UI installed on this mobile device counters most of the problems, minor as they tend to be, and allows for a smoother user-friendly experience while using the device.

The capacity of the Android 2.1 operating system and the Incredible's Sense UI working in unison allow for many unique and interesting applications. One of the most intriguing is the Friend Stream application. This app will unify its owner's Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr updates among other things. Friend Stream makes it incredibly easy to keep in touch with people and important events.

The Android 2.1 OS and in fact the entire phone is powered by the 1GHZ Qualcomm Snapdragon processor installed in each of these smart phones. This is a processor that all the major technophiles have been talking about ever since its initial release. It is the current top of the line in regards to cell phone technology and proves to be more than adequate to handle all the bells and whistles this smart phone has in store for it.

Between the Sense UI, the processor, and the Android 2.1 OS, the HTC Incredible Droid by Verizon has a solid architecture for any further additions to be built upon. One of the more impressive add-ons for this smart phone is the fact that it provides seven distinct home screens. Each of these screens has a specific function that allows for intricate detail and customization for the owner of the device.

A feature that is of equal interest in any list of 10 great things about HTC Incredible Droid is the "Leap" function. This feature is activated via the use of a pinching motion anywhere on the screen. This allows for instant access to each of the seven aforementioned home screen panels. The utility and ease of use of this function makes this smart phone one of the most user friendly handset devices around.

The actual screen on this smart phone is notable in that it is 3.7 inches of WVGA (480X800) AMOLED capacitive touch related goodness. Pictures and icons are clear and detailed in ways that few smart phones can compare with. Colors, patterns, and lighting effects allow for a clean and clear view of the screen at all times. The device comes complete with both a proximity and light sensor that allows for proper screen viewing at all times of the day. Upon the face of the HTC Incredible Droid are four capacitive buttons. These dedicated touch-screen buttons are for Home, Back, Menu, and included Search Keys. Beyond this facet there is also an optical joystick that is used for smooth navigation and even image capturing with the built-in camera.

The HTC Incredible Droid phone is a device that goes places. In fact, the owner of this device will easily locate anywhere they wish to visit in quick succession due to the integrated GPS functions and digital compass. The ability to find anywhere the owner of the phone wishes to be, or locate a friend based on applied information can provide easy travel through even the most incomprehensibly designed American city.

As with most modern day smart phones the addition of a camera is required to convince anyone of a handset's utility. The HTC Incredible Droid's installed camera is an 8 megapixel feast for the photographic senses. The camera possesses blazing fast image capturing technology as well as a wide variety of extra goodies in the software department. The software provides the ability to manipulate captured images in numerous ways such as changing it to greyscale or sepia.

Of the 10 great things about HTC Incredible Droid mentioned so far one of the most overlooked features of this device is the fact that it actually acts as a phone. This Android powered hand set manages to provide crystal clear phone reception. This immaculate reception is provided through both the earpiece and the speaker. Further, this phone is known for maintaining a signal when other phones might not make the grade. As a smart phone connected through the Verizon network this means a lot of potential buyers will have proper reception nation wide.

These aforementioned 10 great things about HTC Incredible Droid that have been mentioned there are many unique and interesting functions that have not been mentioned. The killer apps available for the mobile device as well as the Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g) internet connectivity are a major selling point for the device that might be overlooked by some individuals that seek the higher profile items previously mentioned.

The times review is typical of most general news publications. They mention some great things but then pick at issues that are old news. The lack of Flash 10.1 and the missing keyboard, but help publicize technology to the masses. We fully expect to see a large group of users moving from AT&T iPhone to the Android Platform as SmartPhone Users learn about the advantages of the OS. Now that Adobe has given up on Flash for iPhone that issue will be gone very soon. We hope.