Any unlocked phone. If you buy an Android device (say a Droid) for development, you're already obligated with a contract so you really have no choice. If you get a Dev 1 or 2 device, it's unlocked, meaning you don't need to tell the carrier what you're doing, just configure the thing and go. I did that with my phone (Google ION or Dev 2) on AT&T, paid the extra $15 a month for the data plan and as far as they know, I still have my old Razr.
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