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The guys over at Slashgear have confirmed tethering for the Motorola Droid sometime early, 2010.

Well, that’s one more feature the iPhone doesn’t have…

Read on, over at Slashgear: “Verizon confirm tethering for Motorola DROID in early 2010“

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PCWorld’s review of the Motorola Droid lauded the Droid’s high-resolution screen and “snappy Web browsing.”

Reviewer Robert S. Anthony writes that the Droid provides excellent call quality for both parties to a call.

Anthony was also impressed with the exceptional integration between the Droid and accessories like the car-window dock and tabletop dock.

A “powerful new competitor” to the iPhone, PCWorld gives the Motorola Droid a score of 90/100.

The full review of the Droid can be read at PCWorld’s website.

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If you’re looking for a comprehensive review of the Motorola Droid, head over to CNET’s review: Motorola Droid (Verizon Wireless)

The reviewer was quite impressed with the phone, having only very minor complaints. Check it out!

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The phone known as the HTC Desire will be called the “Droid Eris,” and the top-of-the-line Android phone, formerly known as Motorola’s Sholes, will be simply known as “Droid.”

The Droid Eris is a touch-only phone with a 5 MP camera and trackball. The Eris will retail for less than the Motorola Droid.

Verizon’s plan is to knock AT&T from position of smartphone leader by offering attractive and powerful phones featuring Google’s open-development Android 2.0. Verizon has, in the past, placed restrictions on what their phones are capable of, but it seems as if the company will take a hands-off approach with the Droid line.

There have been numerous reports that AT&T’s data network has not been able properly support the data-intensive iPhone. Many iPhone users report that placing or answering calls can be downright impossible at times, simply because AT&T’s network is overburdened. Verizon, which arguably supports the largest cellular network across the United States, has positioned itself well to siphon smartphone users away from AT&T with a superior network and superior phones.

Expect multiple reviews of Verizon’s Droid phones as they are released within the next couple of weeks. BuyDroidPhones plans to feature the best, most complete reviews.

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