Top 5 Android Phones 2010: Google Nexus On Top
Android based smartphones are flooding the cell phone market and companies like Samsung and Motorola are planning many more Android phones in 2010. In order to make it easy for the consumers to choose the best Android phones currently available in the market, we have compiled the list for the top 5 Android phones.
The top 5 Android phones 2010 are:
1. Google Nexus One: Running on Android 2.1 and boasting 800×480 pixel resolution the Nexus one is the fastest Android phone currently available. The Snapdragon chipset that includes a one GHz processor, 3-D graphics accelerator and HD video support gives Google Nexus the edge over other Android handsets.
2. Motorola Droid: The Motorola Droid gave the struggling company a sensational entry into the crowded cell phone market. Loaded with a high resolution 3.7 inch touch screen and the title of the thinnest phone with a slide out QWERTY keyboard, the Motorola Droid is the most popular android phone in U.S.
3. Motorola Backflip: This phone from Motorola is one of the top android phones to hit AT&T this spring. The Motorola Backflip with a unique form factor is sure to attract customers who are tired of Apple iPhone never changing look. Motorola Backflip’s 3.1-inch (480×320-pixel) touchscreen is on one side and a physical keyboard is on the other. The phone flips to open the screen all the way around to hover over the activated keyboard.
4. Samsung Moment: The full keyboard and bright display gave this phone the specs that you cannot easily ignore. The phone lacks the extra features of the Motorola CLIQ and HTC Hero on Sprint, but with some research and digging through the Android App Market, you can find almost all the missing features, often for free.
5. HTC Hero: Loaded with propriety HTC Sense interface on top of Android, the HTC Hero boasts a 3.2 inch capacitive touchscreen with teflon coated body. The capacitive touchscreen of the HTC Hero supports multi-touch gestures. User can use his two fingers to zoom in and out on Web pages and photographs, just like the iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre.
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