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While I have been exceptionally fortunate to get a Windows Phone 7 device, I still am using my Motorola Droid as my primary phone. The primary reason is that I use Verizon and my WP7 phone uses a SIM chip (Verizon doesn't use SIM chips). I expect you're reading this post to gleam some information about the WP7 phone, but let's start with the Android.
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I've spent a week so far with my new phone, the Motorola Q9m. While its touted as a multimedia phone, I mostly got it for a smartphone and a MS platform to throw some code on. When you buy a phone its married (for the most part) to the provider and my provider is Verizon Wireless. I picked up this phone after two years with them for only $199 + a $50 mail-in rebate. Good deal for a phone of this quality.
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