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The Samsung Reality is the successor to the Samsung Rogue from Verizon Wireless; however, it’s actually a step down from the Rogue. The Reality features EVDO Rev. 0 (vs. Rev. A on the Rogue) and features a less attractive screen.  The Reality is still a great mid-range slider phone, just not as great as the phone it’s replacing. The Samsung Reality is available from Verizon Wireless, in red or black, for $79.99 with a two-year agreement.

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Got my hands on the latest, and greatest, Android offering from Verizon Wireless: The HTC Droid Incredible! Check out the video review and learn why this device is, hands down, the greatest Android offering available!

The steps of a phone release are starting to come together for the Verizon flavored Nexus One. 1. It’s announced, 2. It goes through FCC, and 3. We get a leaked release date. So here we are with a rumored March 23rd launch date for the Verizon Nexus One. So far we have no details on pricing, but I am sure it will be along the same lines as the T-Mobile subsidized price. My only question is how will they handle upgrades? Time will tell.

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From Motorola’s Facebook Page, to our readers:

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Engadget has posted what is expected to be packed in the Motorola Droid 2.1 update. Here are the dirty deets:

• Looks like it’ll be based off the Android2.1-update1 build that Google put out last week on the Nexus One.
• And that means expect multitouch in the browser, to go along with the pinch-to-zoom that was enabled on the Droid for Google Maps just last week.
• Google Googles is baked into the ROM by default (also standard in Android 2.1-U1).
• The Droid’s home screen remains as is — no new rotating app thingy instead of the drawer, and no live wallpapers.
• The news and weather widget from the Nexus One will be included.