Top 10 beste Android telefoon van 2010
2010 was een jaar met veel nieuwe Android telefoons. Google kwam met haar Nexus One en de opvolger, HTC en Samsung leken de markt wel te overspoelen en Sony heeft openlijk gekozen voor Android als besturing van haar nieuwe lijn mobiele telefoons. Begin 2011 lijkt Android het grootste mobiele OS in de VS te gaan worden. Nederland zal dan snel volgen. Wat zijn nu de 10 beste Android telefoons van 2010?
| Rank | Android Phone | ||
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HTC Evo 4G The EVO crowned king of our 2010 Android smartphone list for obvious reasons… those being a lot of “firsts”! First with huge 4.3 inch screen, first with 4G blazing fast Internet, first with front facing camera, first with HDMI out and we can’t forget the kick stand. | |
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Nexus One Google’s phone was the first to receive all the juicy Android releases. Considered the flagship device but not so flagship sales model still landed it at #2 on our list for beautiful design, perfect balance of software and hardware specs. | |
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DROID X Motorola’s DROID X comes in third on our list, Verizon’s answer to Sprint’s Evo whom topped our list. This beastly powerful phone packs a huge 4.3 inch screen, HD camcorder with 8 megapixel camera, DLNA ready and generous storage space that maxes out at 40GB. | |
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Epic 4G Of the 4 major U.S. carriers, Sprint’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S line of phones topped our list being 4G capable, packing 4 inch Super AMOLED screen, physical QWERTY keyboard and front facing camera. | |
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Samsung Galaxy S The original Samsung Galaxy S is primarily sold in international markets but started it all with this line which extended to the Galaxy Tabs. Now Samsung took the title of leading Android smartphone provider in the U.S. | |
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myTouch 4G T-Mobile’s first 4G HSPA+ capable smartphone gets blazing fast speeds plus tauts Apple’s iPhone with 4G video calling without being on Wifi! The “Genius Button” allows you to control actions on the phone by voice. | |
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Nexus S The Google Phone successor Nexus S is currently the only Android device with Android 2.3 Gingerbread and an NFC Chip. No external SD card slot but comes with 16GB internal memory and will be the 2011 flagship device that will more than likely get first dibs on Android OS releases. | |
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HTC Incredible The HTC Incredible held it’s own with probably the most anticipated leaks and buzz of any other Android smartphone in 2010. It’s still a beast of a phone with 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 8 megapixel camera with flash. | |
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HTC Desire HTC Desire is the sibling of the Nexus One primarily sold in international markets and on U.S. Cellular in the States virtually matches it’s siblings’ specs but didn’t get the preferred treatment when it came to being first with Android OS releases however never lagged that long as carriers updated. | |
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 just made our last pick on the top ten list with beefy internals; some griped against the custom UI for halting fast Android OS releases but for the average consumer it is easy and looks freaking cool. | |
