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xbrumster

4:03 PM on 8 February, 2010

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devour looks much better than droid, im considering it as my next phone if iphone 4g sucks & you cannt make calls on ipad (already sucks to many points)

Hello Moto!

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Chris

4:41 PM on 8 February, 2010

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I love the way those HTC Inredible shots have an 'HTC confidential' watermark emblazoned across the screen. Usually anyone who leaks these shots blurs that text so they can't be identified and subsequently sued by HTC.

If these rumours pan out though, this would be my ideal phone.

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MonkeyAxman

5:11 PM on 8 February, 2010

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The Milestone is a superb handset, but Motorola are incredibly slow at getting out firmware updates. The Milestone is a Google Experience device so it should get things quicker but it hasn't. They make good devices but be wary of their updating.

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rav

6:33 PM on 8 February, 2010

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Think they got the Incredible naming spot on. May have to sell my Hero for this one.

Good to see Android devices being marketed well!

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