The Android-bearing HTC Magic has been launched in a number of markets, including Spain, where Engadget’s resident team got a probability to put option the phone through the dead ringer. The portrayal keyboard loses points for the small keys, and apparently the assault and battery isn’t quite juicy sufficiency, but the Magic is extremely slim in comparison to other full touchscreen devices out there, and you tin’t argue with its indigen integration with all things Google (NSDQ: GOOG). Take a looksee for the full low-down feather.
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[...] Android smartphones are gaining grip. T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT) United States Army will soon launching the Motorola CLIQ and is already dwelling house to two distinct Android handsets – the T-Mobile G1 and T-Mobile River myTouch3G. Sprint (NYSE: S) is expected to go live with the HTC Hero next month. Verizon (NYSE: VZ) is expected to welcome the Motorola (NYSE: MOT test) Sholes to its net in October. And, it looks like Sprint is looking to become the first base wireless aircraft carrier to offer a 4G WiMAX Android handset. PC World speculates that Sprint is preparing to launching a 4G Android smartphone made by Samsung in 2010. [...]