Here is an Android phone that didn’t get much press because of all the hype some of the other Android devices are getting. This one is a Plain Jane Android release with no extra UI layer on top of it. After I did the unboxing and hardware tour video (after the break), I spent an hour getting familiar with it and I was pretty impressed. I know I was impressed with the Hero, but I attributed the great experience to HTC and Sense UI. With this experience tonight, I feel Android has come a long way in a short period of time. It’s much better today than when I first used the G1.

Samsung Moment

The Samsung Moment for Sprint is a powerful Android smartphone featuring all your favorite Google apps and support for Microsoft Outlook. With WiFi and 3G support for fast streaming and a brilliant AMOLED display, there has never been a better phone for watching Sprint TV or the latest YouTube video. Share your own pictures or videos online, or by multimedia messaging, using the advanced 3.2 megapixel camera/ camcorder. The slide-out QWERTY and touch screen make it easy to update your status, tap out an email, text your friends or even quickly look up a new address and get directions. Always be connected with the Samsung Moment and Sprint’s worry-free Everything plans and Any Mobile, Anytime.

Highlights

• QWERTY Slider and Touch Screen Android Smartphone With Microsoft Exchange Push Email and Outlook
• Thousands Of Applications Available From The Android Market
• 3.2 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder To Share Memories Online Or Via Messaging
• Find Your Way With The Latest Mobile GPS Apps Pre-installed
• Your Favorite Google Apps Pre-installed: GTalk, Google Maps, Gmail, and More
• Large, Vibrant 3.2" AMOLED Touch Screen Can Be Viewed In Direct Sunlight
• Worry-free Sprint Everything Plans and Any Mobile, Anytime
• Fast 3G Download Speeds and WiFi-enabled To Connect To Hotspots

Here is the video 1st look…

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