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T-Mobile BlackBerry Bold unboxing and hardware tour; comparison with BlackBerry Tour 9630 on Sprint, Verizon Wireless BlackBerry Storm

In this video we cover the hardware and software of the Sprint Touch Pro. Follow us on Twitter for exclusive content: twitter.com

The Motorola Droid X runs Google Android 2.1, but will be upgradeable to Android 2.2 in late summer to support Adobe Flash; it has a large 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen, 8-megapixel camera, 8 GB memory and comes with a 16 GB micro SDHC memory card, 720p HD video recording, dual LED flash, and can output video via HDMI or DLNA.

We take a look at the hardware of the Samsung Galaxy S. This is the first Android device to use Samsung’s new Super AMOLED screen. The screen is a 4 inch capacitive glass display with the resolution of WVGA at 24bit/pixel. The phone boasts newer technology like the 1 gigahertz Samsung Hummingbird processor, Blue Tooth 3.0, and the Wireless-N band. There is a 5MP camera with the ability to shoot 720p video at 30fps. Unfortunately there is no flash on this phone, which to me was sort of a disappointment. Call quality is clear and undistorted.

Samsung Galaxy Tab COMPLETE SOFTWARE TOUR and Comparison with iPad, iPhone 4, Galaxy S. Full HD video. More info: android.hdblog.it