Apart from coming soon to Sprint and Boost Mobile in the US, the Motorola i1 will also be launched in Latin America, where NII Holdings offers iDEN services under the Nextel brand.
NII Holdings and Motorola will bring the i1 to Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, as Latin America’s first Push-to-Talk Android smartphone.
The handset is rugged, runs Android 1.5 and it’s by far the best-looking iDEN device ever. It features a 3.1 inch HVGA touchscreen display, Wi-Fi, Google Maps, Swype text input, Nextel Live, Opera Mini 5, Facebook access, MP3 player, 5MP camera with flash, and MicroSD card support.
if compare nokia n900 n motorola milestone, which 1 is better???
I,m still waiting for 2.2 update in india !!
motorola , good phone guys, i admire milestone
amazing phone,nice looks, very slim.
omilitikotatos, 27 May 2010milestone is the greatest phone ever!!!!!!milestone is the best phone(in)marketing..
In HK we just received an updated version of Android 2.1 called 2.1 Update (or 2.1.1 as I interpret), which drastically improved most major issues of 2.1, such as Crystal Talk, MP3 player, etc...
I'll probably update mine this weekend...Of course, 2.2 is around the corner in June as well, and I do look for the radio function to be installed in my Milestone.
Seems like Milestone owners maybe on Android 2.3 (if not 2.4 or 2.5) when users of X10 gets 2.1...
Chris, 26 May 2010isnt in a simple choice? If you want a qwerty keyboard and a slightly larger screen, go for Mi... moreRelatively speaking, Legend is not a "phone" when being compared to Milestone, as Motorola offers its exclusive Crystal Talk technology, which makes a phone being a phone. Legend "relatively" speaking is a multi-media device.
Milestone is a great phone to use,its so fast customisable and never lags.its screen is awesome.i bought it 2 days ago and it didnt lag for a sec its a very good cell.ma only problem is that the android market application is not installed on my phone cause i bought it from the middle east :(.hopefully android 2.2 ll get me the market app :D
this is the best smartphone
very beter than nexus - 3gs or other rivaled
i realy like this super phone and im so happy
I use the stock browser.
About motorola locking the device... you can still root it. You can even install mods. You can't, however, install anyhing that uses another system kernel, AFAIK.
I bought one and I love it. But be aware of that specific limitation. It's not a problem to me, so it's a perfect phone for my uses. I could not need a better one. As usual, your mileage may vary.
MotoFan008, 25 May 2010Hi guys...I just got my phone :)...n wow!!! wot a phone!! well done motorola. 1 question...wh... moreJust get an app called GPS Status (or any other compass app)
if you choose android hoping that you can customize the phone. then you better go for HTC. because moto lock the bootloader of milestone. go google bout this issue before you make your decision. i already regret my decision buying 1
Fraziel, 26 May 2010Good phone I'm thinking to buy it, been dreaming of using android phone.. My option is Miles... moreisnt in a simple choice? If you want a qwerty keyboard and a slightly larger screen, go for Milestone. Otherwise, Legend is a really solid phone as well with a nice AMOLED screen.
Good phone
I'm thinking to buy it, been dreaming of using android phone..
My option is Milestone or HTC Legend
both will hopefully have Froyo updates in the future.. Kinda confused which one I should choose..
Hi all milestone users.
Which BROWSER do you use to surf internet?
in Greece milestone runs in 2.1
jo, 25 May 2010froyo not just added wifi teethering..it 5X times than android 2.1froyo not just added wifi teethering..it 5X times faster than android 2.1
Anonymous, 24 May 2010I'm in Singapore, my Milestone is running 2.1 straight out from the box when i purchase, it ru... morefroyo not just added wifi teethering..it 5X times than android 2.1
Motorola expects Android 2.2 update to hit Droid 'in the near future'
Hearing Google say that Android 2.2 would be filtering out to the Nexus One in short order was no huge shock -- after all, it's Google's first smartphone. But for those who purchased Motorola's first heavy-hitter since the RAZR, it looks as if they'll be close behind in enjoying the spoils. According to a Motorola spokesperson quoted at Slashgear (full statement is past the break), the company is expecting the original Droid to get Android 2.2 "in the near future," though he / she wouldn't go so far as to provide specifics beyond that. Better still, the same person stated that Motorola is excited about Froyo in general, and it's "looking forward to integrating it on [the firm's] Android-based devices as [the software] is made available." We hate to read too deeply into anything, but "devices" sure gets our digits tingling
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