Hot Hardware - The most popular and powerful Android phones currently available are quite possibly members of the Samsung Galaxy S line. Powered by Samsung’s very own 1GHz Cortex A8-based Hummingbird processor and featuring a four-inch Super-AMOLED (active matrix organic light-emitting diode) capacitive touchscreen with a 480x800 resolution, it’s no wonder that Samsung has already sold over 5 million Galaxy S-branded phones.
Engadget - The words "Epic" and "Sprint" are typically involved in sentences that also include "delayed" and "update," but if you've been holding out for Gingerbread on your Epic 4G, today's the day.
RPad.tv put the T-Mobile G2X and its formidable Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor through a round of benchmarks. Check out how it compares to phones like the HTC Evo 4G, Samsung Epic 4G, T-Mobile G2, and HTC Thunderbolt.
Engadget: Samsung's Epic 4G just recently got Froyo, but it might not be too long before the handset bites into another toothsome treat -- a user agent profile at Sprint's own website lists a newer software based on Android 2.3.
