Donna D asked:


I know that the android OS is available on other phones using carriers other than Verizon. Can the Verizon phone do anything different? And do you need a data plan to use the android OS on phones other than Droid?

Tommy asked:


I was wondering if it was possible to make an android phone go automatically go on vibrate/silent in a routine because i always put my phone on silent before i go to school and take it off when i leave. But sometimes i forget to put it back on silent and my phone goes off in class, or sometimes i forget to take it off silent and miss calls. Is the a App/setting which can do this?

Crip Ryda asked:


I am looking at rooting my android phone (captivate) so I can do wifi hotspots without having to tether it. Is it worth it?

lockergnome asked:

twitter.com - facebook.com - The Samsung Galaxy S will be available soon in the AT&T network. I’ve been able to play with it for the past week or so. Despite moderate usage, I haven’t had to charge it since first turning it on. The battery astounded me, to be quite honest. I’ve been pretty happy with this phone. Despite a few negative remarks I’ve seen elsewhere about this phone, this is the best Android device I’ve tried to date. This will definitely be my default Android phone from now on. chris.pirillo.com

b1gb3rt0 asked:


I don’t care what service provider it is from, as long as it is prepaid and I can text and web, and probably talk, but not needed. Also, as long as it is an android phone or IPhone.

sneezer0_0 asked:


I have a samsung delve r800. I can give more information listed in “phone info” or elsewhere in the menu if needed. I’ve read some phones can run android applications/games without being an android phone. Is there any way to tell? Also, is there any way to put software on the phone?

lockergnome asked:

go.tagjag.com - twitter.com - You don’t necessarily have to lock yourself into a two-year contract to make use of the Android operating system. Thanks to the Archos 5 Internet Tablet, you can have video playback and web browsing - and use Android, as well. I ran into Charbax during the LeWeb conference in Paris last week. He asked me if I’d like to check one of these out, so that I can finally use Android (and an Archos!) myself. I’m more than grateful to them for providing this unit to me for review purposes. chris.pirillo.com - http

Adam asked:


I am seeking an android phone for verizon, but am aware that new software will be coming out soon which may require new hardware… Is it worth waiting a few months for new models to come out or are there any models worth buying right now?

Katie asked:


I’ve seen lots of forums about it, but it’s kind of technical. Can someone give me a step by step in easy language? This is my first android phone Thanks!!

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