06 Aug 10 Nexus One is now Android Dev Phone

The Nexus One online store has since closed but rumour mills that has mentioned that the Nexus One will be sold in store still remained as, rumour.

The Nexus One is now in the league of Android Developer phones, sold to Android Developers who has an account with the Android platform to distribute their apps.

The Nexus One, priced at $529.00 USD, is now sold beside the Android Dev Phone 2 (which is also the G2 or the HTC Magic).

(Don’t be surprised if you can’t find it, you need to be registered as a developer with USD 25.00 Android Developer Registration Fee via Google Checkout.)

I’m not sure how many Nexus One would be sold as the Android Dev Phone, as Android developers who are REALLY excited with Android might have already gotten the Nexus One in one way or another.

Still, it’s good to know that the stocks are left for developers.
Note that the Nexus One is unlocked (carrier independent) and will recognize SIM cards from any mobile service provider using the GSM standard.

This Android Dev Phone is available only for purchase in the approved markets (Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Singapore, Spain, United Kingdom, and the United States) and limited to 10 phones per transaction..

Tags: Android Dev Phone, Android developer, Android Market, Nexus One

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10 Mar 10 HTC Supersonic – WiMAX Android phone Video Leaked

Watch the video below of the rumoured HTC Supersonic, said to be going to Sprint and would be the first Android phone that supports WiMAX.

The screen is much larger than the Nexus One, said to be sporting a 4.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen display.
1 GHz Snapdragon processor from Qualcomm,
1GB of ROM
Running Android 2.1 with the HTC Sense!

These Android phones just keep coming from HTC and they get better and better.

Tags: AMOLED, HTC, HTC Sense, HTC Supersonic, Nexus One, Qualcomm, Snapdragon, WiMAX

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29 Oct 09 Date announced for Motorola Droid from Verizon Wireless

iDon’t have a real keyboard.
iDon’t run simultaneous apps.
iDon’t take night shots.
iDon’t allow open development.
iDon’t customize.
iDon’t run widgets.
iDon’t have interchangeable batteries.
Everything iDont.

DroidDoes.

This is obviously a competition teaser targetted to iPhone and using iDon’t to highlight things that the iPhone doesn’t do.
Ending it with a DroidDoes makes it sounds like it overcomes the shortchange of the iPhone.

The date for the Motorola Droid has been announced, revealed from DroidDoes website and also from their emails if you have submitted your email address earlier on their teaser site.