Source: http://mobile.engadget.com/2010/06/17/htc-aria-review/
It's sort of hard to believe, but AT&T
finally has an
Android phone worth paying attention to. Mind you, the
AT&T compatible Nexus One is easily the best Googlephone on America's largest GSM operator, but this is the first one that the company has bothered to brand and sell on a subsidized plan within its own stores. Pundits could argue the reasons why forever, but considering that the carrier's doing all it can just to keep up with the demand for iPhones, it's hard to imagine that AT&T has been longing to pursue Android with reckless abandon. Believe it or not, it's been
over 1.5 years since T-Mobile gave the world the first taste of a mobile OS that would soon rival (and surpass) the other options already on the table, but outside of the forgettable
Backflip (and the nowhere-to-be-found Aero), there's been no Android to speak of on AT&T. HTC has somehow managed to break down the blue and orange walls, piercing the heart of a hardened operator and squeezing a delightful mid-range Android smartphone into a lineup that's about to be monumentally overshadowed by the
iPhone 4. So, is the
HTC Aria worth the $129.99 that you'll be forced to pay on a 2-year agreement when it ships on June 20th?
Read on to find out.
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