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It's only marketed in the U.S. as far as I know, which makes sense since Verizon is a company that only offers service in the U.S.

It's only marketed in the U.S. as far as I know, which makes sense since Verizon is a company that only offers service in the U.S.

I don't have either one. But the Devour is an Android phone, so it has way more apps than the Palm.

I don't have either one. But the Devour is an Android phone, so it has way more apps than the Palm.

I don't have either one. But the Devour is an Android phone, so it has way more apps than the Palm.

Downgrade your phone to Android 1.5 - the Market is always black :-)

Droid Eris, because it's an Android phone, with all those apps. Blackberry is only the better choice if you need a phone for business use,

I think it mainly comes down to whether you want a keyboard or not - back when there was only the Moto Droid and Droid Eris to choose from, I went with the Eris because I thought the Moto Droid's keyboard sucked, and since it's a slider you can't put a rubber cover on it. If the Incredible had...

HDMI to VGA cables only work one way, to send video *from* HDMI, *to* VGA. You're probably trying to use it the other way around, to connect your computer's VGA output to your TV's HDMI input - but it won't do anything if you hook it up that way. To go the other way, you need a more expensive...

I think it mainly comes down to whether you want a keyboard or not - back when there was only the Moto Droid and Droid Eris to choose from, I went with the Eris because I thought the Moto Droid's keyboard sucked, and since it's a slider you can't put a rubber cover on it. If the Incredible had...

Long pres on a blank area of your home screen, then in the menu that pops up, choose Android Widget, then if you see "clock" or similar listed, pick that. If you don't find anything in that menu, go to the Market app and search for "clock widget", there are a bunch of free ones. Install one or...

Long pres on a blank area of your home screen, then in the menu that pops up, choose Android Widget, then if you see "clock" or similar listed, pick that. If you don't find anything in that menu, go to the Market app and search for "clock widget", there are a bunch of free ones. Install one or...

Long pres on a blank area of your home screen, then in the menu that pops up, choose Android Widget, then if you see "clock" or similar listed, pick that. If you don't find anything in that menu, go to the Market app and search for "clock widget", there are a bunch of free ones. Install one or...

The kind of flashing and the color depends on what phone you have. Not all Android phones do the same things with their LEDs.

I started a contract w/Verizon a couple of months ago with a new Droid Eris. If I upgrade to the Droid Incredible later this month, can I get it at the regular (discounted) price as long as I start a new contract again? Or is it too soon which means I have to pay full price for the phone and...

I think all phones with MotoBlur actually *are* android phones. I know the Devour is, for instance. So any of them will run Android apps; the difference is if you have MotoBlur, the phone's main screen shows the social blur stuff all the time, instead of having to run apps to get to that stuff...

I think all phones with MotoBlur actually *are* android phones. I know the Devour is, for instance. So any of them will run Android apps; the difference is if you have MotoBlur, the phone's main screen shows the social blur stuff all the time, instead of having to run apps to get to that stuff...

I've had a droid eris from verizon for about a month. I'm very happy with it. It's small, has good voice quality, the screen looks good, it's reasonably fast, and it runs tons of android apps. The HTC sense UI is slick and nicer than the standard android shell. I actually could have gotten the...

Pretty much any Android phone will let you do this, as long as you are on 3G (if you are out of 3G range and on the slower non-3G network, you can't do this).

Pretty much any Android phone will let you do this, as long as you are on 3G (if you are out of 3G range and on the slower non-3G network, you can't do this).