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Motorola i1
First Push-to-Talk Android device now available on Boost Mobile
Today Boost mobile made the Motorola i1 available for only $299.99 without a contract. This rugged little Android device sports a 3.1 inch LCD display, 5 MP camera, Android 1.5 (unfortunately) with Motoblur, and best of all it will be the first Android device to include the Push-to-Talk feature used by Boost mobile network. Right now the device will only be available... Read more » Motorola i1 to drop July 25th
For a lot of you Android users out there, this is a long time coming. Beginning Sunday, July 25, through Sprint's business sales team via tele-sales and web sales, the rugged push-to-talk Motorola i1 will be available for $149 after a $50 mail in rebate on a new 2 year contract (or for those of you with an eligible upgrade). All other outlets, will have the device... Read more » Motorola i1 available from Boost on June 20th
It looks like Boost Mobile has beat Sprint to the punch in announcing availability of the first Android iDEN device, the ruggedized Motorola i1. A price has not been officially announced by Boost, though BestBuy's $350 tag was leaked last month. The i1 is not exactly a superphone, but with no contract, nation-wide Boost walkie-talkie and a 5MP cam with video, this... Read more » Motorola i1 / Opus One
Specs: 512MB Flash / 256MB of RAM; 5mp camera w/ LED flash; 320×480 capacitive touchscreen; WiFi b,g; 2.5mm headphone jack; iDEN; Dual mic Rumored Release: Q3 2010 Notes: The i1 is rumored to be the first Android device to appear on the US carrier Nextel and Boost Mobile. The i1 features Motorola's custom UI MotoBLUR. It has also been rumored that the i1... Read more » More details on Motorola’s i1
While we already know (or so we hope we know) quite a few specs on the i1, things keep coming out of the woodwork. Just a few days ago we found out that the name may be changing from the Opus One to the i1, and today we find out that it just may release with a 5MP camera, not 3MP, and ship with Opera Mini as the default browser. First off, who doesn't want a... Read more » 
