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8Motorola Droid
The Incredible may actually out-super Verizon’s existing Motorola Droid superphone, which sold more than one million units through the holidays backed by the massive robot-intensive marketing campaign. Its interesting that the Droid just got upgraded to Android 2.1, which sets up a little competition with the Incredible.
9HTC Droid Eris
This Droid “lite” is a lower-end model, but still quite speedy and responsive in tests at eWEEK. The Droid Eris runs Android 1.6 and doesn’t have the 1GHz processor its Google Nexus One or Incredible brothers have. But it’s still a bargain smartphone for $79.
10Devour, the Middle Man
Verizon’s other Android device, the Devour, is another Android 1.6 device, which may make it tough to fathom as a purchase option for $249 when the more powerful Android 2.1 operating system lives on the Droid and the Incredible. But it does use MotoBlur, which customizes a device by syncing contact information and updates from various sources, from Facebook to Gmail to corporate e-mail accounts, and streaming them to the device’s home screen.