بسم الله الرحمن الرحيمThe latest we managed to get a hold of is the Motorola Milestone which runs on the latest Android 2.1 operating system.
In the United States, this slider phone is known as the Droid and only works on the CDMA network. In countries that rely on 3G and HSDPA networks,we get the Milestone.
Also, unlike the Droid, the Milestone has multitouch capability and comes with Motonav navigation application.
Not so boxy
As it is a slider phone, the Milestone is made of two parts - the top is taken up mostly by a 3.7in capacitive touchscreen and the bottom holds the Qwerty keypad.
The screen, which has a resolution of 480 x 854-pixels, is bright and clear. We had no trouble viewing it under bright sunlight.
If not for the cascading design, the phone would look boxy and boring. Also, the phone weighs 165g which is slightly heavier than other Android offerings. For instance, the Nexus One tips the scale at 130g.
The Milestone's body is made of brushed-metal which felt solid, durable and nice to hold.
Just like other Android phones, below the screen are four standard touch-sensitive buttons - Back, Menu, Home, and Search.
Located around the edges are the volume control rocker, dedicated camera button, mini USB port and audio jack.
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