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Saygus VPhone V1
Saygus VPhone V1
Posted on: November 3, 2009 / Category: Android Phones I bet you never heard of Saygus. Neither have we, that was until today when a FCC file about a new approved Android phone caught our eyes. It's the Saygus VPhone (V1). In general when a manufacturer you never heard of comes with a ...
Saygus VPhone V1 clears FCC: Verizon’s third Android device?
Saygus VPhone V1 clears FCC: Verizon’s third Android device?
slashgear.com — Remember the talk in early October about a third Verizon Android smartphone from a small company and... certified through the carrier’s Open Development program? The HTC DROID Eris and Motorola DROID pushed that mystery device to the back of our ... (more) Saygus VPhone V1 clears FCC: Verizon’s third Android device?
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iPhone vs. DROID: Which One Should You Buy?
theiphoneblog.com — Verizon’s Motorola DROID, launched November 6, 2009 , wasted no time taking it to Apple’s iPhone 3GS,... starting with a pre-emptive iDon’t TV commercial that mixed unflattering fact and fiction to appeal to geeks and general ... (more) iPhone vs. DROID: Which One Should You Buy?
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Saygus VPhone V1 clears FCC: Verizon’s third Android device?
SlashGear — ... and there’s a front-facing camera for video calls. If there was any doubt about this headed to Verizon’s CDMA EVDO Rev.A network, the fact that Saygus’ own site mentions the same “third mystery device” article seems to clinch it.  No word on when we might see it arrive, but given the FCC clearance and Verizon’s current full-steam-ahead adoption of Android the “early 2010″ predictions seem reasonably probable. [via Androphones] ...

Is Saygus' VPhone V1 Verizon's Next Android Phone? [Rumors]
Gizmodo — ... Open Development program. On its site, Saygus mentions the "mystery third Verizon Android device" article, which reiterates how the Open Development program is designed to make it quick and easy to get devices onto Verizon's CDMA network. The phone has decent specs, and definitely looks better than the cheapy Motorola "Calgary" Android phone. If the Saygus is actually headed for Verizon, it'll be interesting to see which arrives first. [AndroidPhones via SlashGear] 800x480 3.5 inch capacitive ...

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