Android Phone Reviews

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Wirefly compares features and specs of the new Samsung Transform with Sprint's original Android phone, the HTC Hero. Read More

A side-by-side comparison of the T-Mobile G2 by HTC and the Samsung Vibrant -- two powerful Android-powered smartphones for T-Mobile. Read More

Wirefly unboxes the Samsung Epic 4G for Sprint, the third member of Samsung's exclusive Galaxy S club. Regarded in some circles as the best Galaxy S device on any carrier, Sprint's Epic 4G touts connectivity to Sprint's super-fast 4G network (where available), a front-facing camera for video chat, LED camera flash, and sliding QWERTY keyboard. Read More

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Setting out to charm T-Mobile subscribers with its unique form factor, Motorola's latest Android-powered device offers a compact touch screen and comfortable QWERTY keyboard in a package that is a BlackBerry-esque first for Android phones. Read More

September is knocking on the door, and what tech pundits have aptly dubbed the Summer of Android is quickly drawing to a close. The summer months have been good to Google’s mobile operating system, with Android sales trouncing iPhone OS sales in Q2 of 2010 and nearly every major cell phone manufacturer bidding for a lucrative seat on the Android bandwagon. Read More

Wirefly unboxes the Motorola DROID 2 (Verizon Wireless), successor to the original Motorola DROID with an updated look, faster processor, more RAM, improved keyboard, 3G mobile hotspot support, better battery life and Android 2.2 Froyo (the latest update to Google's Android OS). Read More

A side-by-side comparison of the Samsung Epic 4G vs. the Samsung Intercept -- both Android-powered smartphones for Sprint. Read More

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By now it's probably a safe bet that you know the specs, and that the Android-powered Samsung Vibrant can be picked up at Wirefly for the special pre-order price of $149.99. What you're here for is to see what we thought about the first of four Samsung Galaxy S series phones slated to debut on U.S. carriers -- and we're happy to report that, on the whole, we were pretty impressed with Sammy's bid to deliver a high-end Android phone to T-Mobile's open arms. Read More

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Good things come in small packages, and the HTC Aria is the perfect embodiment of this platitude. As the smallest Android-powered smartphone on the market, the Aria is dwarfed by Sprint's brawny HTC EVO and plays little brother to Verizon's DROID Incredible by HTC. Touting its small size as an asset, the second Android phone to hit AT&T's network will fit comfortably in the smallest pocket or purse, while offering much the same features and snappy user experience of its larger brethren. Read More

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Every now and then a device comes along that defines a new era in the rapid EVOlution of the cell phone. While HTC's EVO 4G will perhaps fall short of garnering the cult-like following of the Apple iPhone and may not be remembered by most as the catalyzing factor in a glorious era of omnipresent 4G-wireless, America's first 4G-capable handset promises to be the first device to embrace a brave new world. Read More