1   | Motorola announces Motorola i1, The First Push-to-Talk Android Phone submited by mobile3g in Gadgets |
The Motorola i1, announced today, is built for two things: push to talk conversations and taking abuse. In a market teeming with more and more Android handsets, this one stands out as the first that taps into Sprint’s iDen network, allowing it to function as much as a walkie talkie as a phone.
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