I think you might be better off getting a Motorola Droid. It's only a little more expensive on eBay than the LG, but runs pretty much stock Android with fewer manufacturer-specific customizations. This means that whatever compatibility testing you do is going to be more meaningful with the Droid.
Also, a Droid update to Froyo (Android 2.2) is already rolling out (waiting for my Milestone to be updated to 2.2 as well).
-- Kostya 30.08.2010 21:02, JavaMan пишет:
Hey everyone, I want to get a Android phone for development. Unfortunately, the ADP2 is way out of my price range. Therefore, I'm looking at phones on ebay. I do not want service, so I don't care if it's unlocked or not. I was looking at an LG Ally on ebay. It is a Verizon version of the phone. Can I use this phone for testing and development? Thanks, Vance
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