Indosat Luncurkan Layanan Berbasis Android Pertama di Indonesia
23 Februari 2010

Indosat meluncurkan layanan berbasis Android pertamanya di Indonesia. Menandai kehadirannya, Indosat langsung menggelontorkan enam ponsel Android yang merupakan buah kerja samanya dengan enam agen tunggal pemegang merk (ATPM) ponsel terkemuka.

Keenam ATPM beserta perangkatnya tersebut adalah HTC dengan HTC Hero, Motorola dengan Motorola Milestone, Samsung dengan Samsung Galaxy Spica, LG dengan LG GW 620, Huawei dengan U8230, dan Sony Ericsson dengan Xperia X10.

Secara totol, ada 50 ribu unit ponsel Android dari enam produsen yang disiapkan oleh Indosat.

“Kita provider pertama yang mengembangkan layanan berbasis Android di Indonesia, berupa paket bundel bersama enam ATPM sekaligus serta Android Application Store,” kata Teguh Prasetya, Group Head Brand Marketing Indosat pada VIVAnews di Jakarta, 22 Februari 2010.

Untuk kios aplikasi Android App Store milik Google, Teguh menjelaskan, Indosat telah menggabungkannya dengan Indosat Market Store. Dengan demikian, pelanggan Android Indosat bisa menikmati konten Android sekaigus konten lokal Android dalam satu perangkat.

Sementara untuk handset, Indosat mematok harga Rp 5,25 juta (harga normal) dan Rp 4,99 juta (harga preorder) untuk HTC Hero. Sedangkan Motorola Milestone dibanderol Rp 6,25 juta (normal) dan Rp 5,99 juta (pre-order).

Sementara itu, ponsel Android Samsung Galaxy Spica, ditawarkan dengan harga Rp 3,49 juta (normal) dan Rp 2,99 juta (pre-order), LG GW 620 dibanderol Rp 4,39 juta (normal) dan Rp 3,49 juta (pre-order), Huawei U8230 dipasarkan dengan harga Rp 3,79 juta (normal) dan Rp 2,99 juta (pre-order), serta Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Rp 7 juta (normal) dan Rp 6,5 juta (pre-order).

Masa pembelian melalui pemesanan (pre-order) akan berlaku hingga 28 Februari mendatang. Nantinya, calon pelanggan dapat mengambilnya di Indosat Android Expo pada Pameran Mega Bazaar di Jakarta Convention Center selam 3-7 Maret 2010.

“Keenam ponsel ini kami bundel dengan tiga layanan selular Indosat, yakni dengan pascabayar Matrix, IM3 dan Mentari, serta IM2 untuk lyanan unlimited dengan tarif 100 ribu per bulan (kuota 1GB),” kata Teguh.

Lebih lanjut, Teguh menuturkan, tak menutup kemungkinan adanya tambahan ATPM menemani enam ATPM yang sudah ada sebelumnya. “Tentunya, di awal kita ingin menyuguhkan ponsel-ponsel branded dan berkualitas sebagai tools buat menciptakan tren pasar. Android ini kan baru, jadi kita tawarkan pengalaman unik dengan enam ponsel ini,” ucapnya.

“Nanti, kalau trennya sudah mulai meluas, baru kita tambah line-up perangkatnya, bisa menambahnya melalui mitra yang sudah ada, bisa juga menggandeng mitra baru. Kita lihat perkembangannya dulu,” kata Teguh.

Pre Order Motorola Milestone di Indosat dengan harga Rp 5.999.000,-

::: Motorola Zine :::

EigaJapan --> MotorolaFreak --> MotoZine...
Mau pake ID apapun orangnya tetep sama, kelakuan sama. sombongnya sama...
Mau menang sendiri, suka menjelek-jelekkan orang lain, suka merendahkan orang lain, suka memutar-balik perkataan orang.

Orang seperti dia lebih baik didiamkan, jangan dianggap.

Kepada para fans Motorola yang lain diharapkan agar jangan terlalu memuji dan menganggap si MotoZine, biar dia merasa kesepian sendiri dan gak berani bertingkah macam-macam lagi.
Selama ini dia bisa seperti itu karena para fans Motorola di sini selalu menyanjungnya.
Bahkan pernah jaman dulu ada yang sampai hampir menjadi seperti kacungnya, disuruh-suruh apa saja mau.

Buat yang bukan fans Motorola lebih baik diamkan saja, jangan dianggap.

Terus terang saya dulunya salah satu fans Motorola tapi sekarang sudah malas ikut diskusi di forum ini karena selain sangat sibuk saya juga malas melihat kelakuan orang seperti dia.

Preview of GSM/UMTS-smartphone Motorola Milestone/DROID
Live images of the Motorola Milestone

Table of Contents:

1. Positioning
2. Design, Size, Controls
3. Display
4. Keyboard
5. Battery
6. USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
7. Memory
8. Navigation
9. Camera
10. Motorola Phone Portal
11. Desktop cradle
12. Android 2.0 in a nutshell
13. Impression

Sales package:

* Handset
* Battery Li-Ion 1400 мАч
* Charger
* USB data cable
* Wired stereo-headset
* User Guide
* 8 Gb memory card

Positioning

Launching Motorola DEXT (codenamed Morrison, also know as the CLIQ in the US), Motorola had a global task in mind - they were targeting the top-tier as well with their brand-new Anroid-based line-up. The first flagship device in this range they're releasing into the wild is the Droid, although in reality this handle is employed by Verizon Wireless for a whole plethora of phones from various manufacturers they are distributing, for example, they'll launch an HTC-branded device as "Droid" too. In Europe, though, we'll know it as the Motorola Milestone (its original codename was Sholes), which is a very fitting name, as it'll mark either the rebirth of the company or its complete fiasco.

Motorola's engineers had an ambitious task to come up with a handful of models that would be tailored for the US market, where the company's image hadn't deteriorated yet, and look appealing to local carriers. It's important to realize that Motorola are reigniting their business essentially from scratch and therefore they can't count on solid sales across the globe - they have neither resources nor loyal consumers. That's why their comeback had to be epic, and in a way they've managed to do just that. The Motorola Droid got very favorable reviews from the US press, one of the reporters even called it a Terminator. Even though that isn't really the case here we can't deny that the Droid is a spectacular phone, being one of the finest keyboard equipped smartphones out there and not only amongst the small number of currently available Android devices (the Droid tops that particular field, all things considered).

Speaking of Motorola's plans for the first quarter of 2010, we'll see a keyboard-less version of the Sholes, codenamed "Sholes Tablet" - it'll feature a thinner casing, a major camera boost (up to 8 MP) and not much else, expect for a heftier price tag compared to the original DROID/ Milestone, which shouldn't come as a surprise. It'll definitely get compared to the Apple iPhone 3Gs and I'm not sure which one of the two will come out on top. We, consumers, couldn't be happier, though, as the competition will go up a notch and OS developers will get some extra motivation. On top of that, there will be another premium model, but a bit later, housed in a plastic casing with a slightly smaller screen that will have an N97-esque setup and functionality. All I can say is that it looks pretty good and will suit those who won't go for the Milestone for some reason.

As it stands today, any comparison between the Milestone and Apple iPhone makes no sense at all, since these are two totally different phones - one has a keyboard, and the other one doesn't. Verizon's advertising campaign circles around the iPhone's drawbacks, but that's merely a marketing trick, as everyone realizes these two phones can't possibly be rivals.

The Milestone's positioning has no bells and whistles - they tout it as the best all-around Android smartphone armed with a QWERTY-keyboard. Why "best"? Based on its hardware, camera display and it being the first Android 2.0 (Eclaire) based device, it more than qualifies. Unlike the DEXT, that will have to go up against an array of other phones running on Android, the brand-new Milestone doesn't even have a custom user interface or software enhancements, so software-wise it's not much different from the competition when you turn it on for the first time, however its hardware and a lot of small things planted here and there create a very special aura for the Milestone. Plus it houses a couple of Motorola's trademark features that make it even more enjoyable.

If you take a look at a more global picture, rather than just the market of Android-powered phones, you'll see that the Motorola Milestone is essentially their response to the Nokia N97. While the latter has been on sale for quite a while now and managed to make a name for itself, as an active user of the N97 I can cay that my quality time with the Milestone was a blast, it felt like it was in a league of its own.

Design, Size, Controls

The smartphone measures up at 115.8x60x13.7 mm and tips our scales at 169 grams, which is very close to the Apple iPhone 3Gs' size (115.5x62.1x12.3 mm, 135 grams). The only reason why I'm referencing the iPhone here is to prove that the Milestone isn't a behemoth of a phone that doesn't fit into a pocket or requires a special carrying case. Because it has got so much metal in its design and a glass screen over the display, the Milestone is pretty hefty, and it's not miniscule by any stretch of imagination, but it won't be a burden, that's for sure.

The Milestone sports an all-metal casing, thankfully, though, it also employs soft-touch coating all around, which makes it very palm-friendly, so if you prefer shivering feel of a metal surface, the Milestone is probably not the phone for you.

Since the Milestone is housed in a side-slider form-factor, the first thing I decided to check was how it behaved in my pockets - as it turned out, it didn't flick open spontaneously, however it takes only a slight push to slide the Milestone open, even though its sliding action is on the stiff side, which isn't a downside by any means.

For the time being the phone comes only in black, although we might see more color schemes down the line. Topping the display is the forward-facing camera along with the service LED that starts flashing whenever you receive an SMS or some other event occurs.

At the top end there is the Power button along with the 3.5 mm audio jack. Housed on the left-hand side is the microUSB socket, flanked by the charging indicator (white LED). On the opposite site there is the volume rocker and camera button.

Display

The DROID boasts a monstrous 3.7-inch capacitive touch-sensitive display with a resolution of 408x854 pixels. It's covered by a glass screen, although contrary to what one might think, it's very sensitive and reacts only to finger touches, and you'll find that it's impossible to work with it using a stylus, despite some sources claiming otherwise. The display, like you've already guessed, is stunning - it's bright and sharp, plus it's equally good at rendering images and text. Given its WVGA resolution and diagonal, the DROID's display is in a league of its own. While the Samsung i8910 HD's screen with its bright AMOLED display gets somewhat close to it, it can't compete with it in many other aspects, including overall image quality.

The US version of the DROID doesn't come with multitouch functionality, whether it's the result of Motorola not wanting to get drawn into a firefight with Apple, or some other reasons, remains to be seen. The European version of the phone, however, does sport multitouch that works in a very similar fashion to the Apple iPhone.

Keyboard

With its keyboard retracted, the only controls you can get access to on the DROID's front fascia are four touch-sensitive buttons (Back, Menu, Search, Home/Task Manager) that don't have any backlight, which makes them somewhat fiddly to use.

Sliding the phone open automatically changes the screen layout to landscape (same when turning the phone when it's closed). While the DROID's keys have mediocre travel, but thankfully they are of ample size and pleasant to touch. Compared to the Nokia N97, it's miles ahead, being so much more comfortable. Placed on the right is the five-way navigation key, which is a breeze to use.

All buttons are lit in white, thankfully no symbols on the thumbboard appear blurry or overlit. When its keyboard is retracted, the DROID offers you a standard on-screen T9-enabled keyboard for your typing needs, however as soon as you flick it open, T9 gets disabled automatically, which is exactly what you'd expect.

On balance, the Milestone's thumbboard is more than adequate - I can hardly remember a single negative thing about it.

Battery

The phone makes use of a 1400 mAh Li-Ion battery, rated for up to 8 hours of talk time and 260 hours of standby. We found that with average use the DROID's battery lasted one day or so, which is mostly due to its gigantic screen and the fact that the phone relies heavily on data connections when it comes to social networking. Honestly, I expected it to last even less, but thankfully twenty four hours of juice is plenty. It takes the DROID around 1.5 hours to charge from empty to full.

USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi

USB. DROID's data transfer speed tops out at around 5 Mb/s, plus it starts recharging whenever you plug its USB data cable in.

Bluetooth. The phone features EDR-enabled Bluetooth 2.1.

Wi-Fi. The phone comes armed with Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11g) wireless connectivity and all security standards (WEP, WPA, WPA2), as well as a rich settings pool.

Memory

The DROID features 256 Mb of RAM and 512 Mb storage onboard, plus support for microSD memory cards, up to 32 Gb (whose slot is positioned directly across the battery, so while it's possible to insert a card without turning the phone off, taking it out will require you to pull the battery out).

The phone runs on TI OMAP 3430 chipset with ARM Cortex A8 550 Mhz CPU, which makes it one of the speediest Android-based smartphones to date, and what's more important, you can feel it when navigating through the menus. As the maker claims, the DROID also employs a graphics accelerator.

Navigation

Surprisingly, the US edition of the DROID ships with the latest version of Google Maps featuring a beta-version of free turn-by-turn navigation. On the other hand, the European version of the phone comes boxed with MotoNAV that serves exactly the same purposes. Although it's not quite clear why they have decided to run with different applications for different markets; perhaps that's due to some license-related restrictions. Below is the video showing how the DROID's navigation works in the US.

Camera

Android-based phones haven't had flash up until version 2.0, so the Milestone's 5 MP camera is lucky to have one on its right. While the camera does feature autofocus, most of our shots were pretty average quality-wise. Plus it takes the camera several seconds to focus and a second or so to take a snap after you push the shutter button or tap the screen. So I doubt you'd want to use it for shooting fast moving objects. On the upside, the DROID can record video in 720x480 pixel resolution.

As far as other things are concerned, I liked the camera interface where it shows the thumbnail of your previous shot.

Motorola Phone Portal

Motorola have decided not to run with a special PC synchronization software, as Android comes bundled with the ability to synch with online services. In fact, it seems that in the near future all special synchronization software will become obsolete, so Motorola are running a few steps ahead here, with their decision to move all synchronization services online.

The phone features a corresponding icon, clicking on which will give you the address you should type in your PC browser. As far as security goes, there is nothing wrong with this method, since it's impossible to access this page without having your phone and PC.

Motorola Phone Portal can handle messages, contacts (can be saved on a PC as an archive or imported from MS Outlook 2003). All in all, this app is very straightforward and won't take you long to master. The best thing about it, though, is that it doesn't require you to install any additional software and can work literally anywhere.

Desktop cradle

You can get a desktop cradle for the Motorola DROID/Milestone for around 30 USD. It comes with a power cable, meaning that it'll recharge the phone along the way, but its key feature is a special screensaver that pops up on the screen as soon as you plug it in (with temperature and so on), allowing you to run a slide show or start the music player. While this feature is nothing new, the Milestone's display gives it a whole new dimension.

Android 2.0 in a nutshell

I'm not going to go over Android's standard functionality all over again, so instead here is a couple of screenshots taken from the DROID.

Some menus have changed, plus there is a built-in Facebook client. The built-in browser supports html 5, page thumbnails and double-clicking on images. The DROID's calendar supports automatic updates of the events list from your mail. Speaking of which, it can also work with a handful of mail accounts, while all letters get thrown in on mail box, plus there is MS Exchange support. Other than that, there isn't much to talk about - I guess we'll cover everything else in a separate article.

Impressions

The DROID offers pretty loud ring tones, while its vibro alert is not as good, unfortunately. As far as call quality is concerned, it proved to be a fine performer. All in all, I have no gripes with it on this front.

Given that my main phone these days is the Nokia N97, plus I've got the HTC Hero as my secondary phone, I was elated to get the mix of these two devices in the Motorola Milestone. Hero's flexibility and interface speed with a keyboard that tops that of the N97. Surprisingly, the Milestone is a decent phone with great build quality and a dazzling display. The thing that will hold it back a little, though, is its price tag - 400-450 Euro without a contract (set to land on most markets in December).

Those who are looking for a QWERTY-enabled device jam-packed with features and a likable, speedy interface, the Milestone is the way to go. In fact, there aren't many phone like that out there - maybe the Nokia N900, but it's considerably slower, less stable and doesn't offer comparable functionality out of the box. In my opinion, the choice is very clear and Nokia is not what's on my mind. "Milestone" is a very fitting name for this phone - it will make an impact on the market and won't go unnoticed. Those who are into expensive and well-crafted things, should definitely put the Motorola Milestone on their short lists.

Source: Mobile Review.

Pemilik Motorola Milestone, silahkan pasang photonya di sini.

@Motozine:

kalo emang sadur artikel dr tempat lain yang panjangnya minta ampun, cukup kasih link URL-nya aja, biar gak penuh-penuhin thread ini. Anggota forum ini cukup pinter koq untuk click URL tersebut dan membacanya di website aslinya. Terima kasih atas kerjasamanya (walaupun gw tau dgn pasti kalo Motozine tidak akan bisa bekerjasama tp gpp deh, sbg org santun gw ucapin jg terima kasihnya).

kan sengaja panjang panjang biar postingan2 tentang kejelekkan dia diatas ga ada yg baca.

-- Posted from my Symbian Device

motozine bilang milestone memiliki grafis lebih baik dr psp??

tp kenyataannya tidak begitu!

Berikut ini adalah perbandingan kemampuan grafis dari beberapa smartphone terkemuka:

- Motorola DROID: TI OMAP3430 600MHz (ARM Cortex-A8 dengan PowerVR SGX530) = 7 juta(?) triangles/detik

- HTC Nexus One: Qualcomm QSD8x50 1GHz(Scorpion Core dengan Adreno 200) = 22 juta triangles/detik

- Apple iPhone 3GS: Samsung S5PC100 600MHz (ARM Cortex-A8 dengan PowerVR SGX535) = 28 juta triangles/detik

- Samsung Galaxy S: Samsung S5PC110 1GHz (ARM Cortex-A8 dengan PowerVR SGX540) = 90 juta triangles/detik

Dan berikut ini perbandingan dengan beberapa perangkat game terkemuka:

- Sony PSP: 33 juta triangles/detik

- Sony PS3: 250 juta triangles/detik

- Microsoft Xbox 360: 500 juta triangles/detik

sumbernya:

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ini link aslinya!

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bukan jelekin milestone yach,cma benerin postingan motozine!

Pemilik Motorola Milestone sesungguhnya, silahkan pasang photonya di sini.

Maaf fotonya ga jelas....
Maaf ikut nimbrung, kalo bicara kekurangan dan kelebihan gadget ga ada habisnya.
Jadi terserah orangnya mau milih gadgetnya apa dan itu kembali ke selera masing2 individu.
Saya milih milestone ini karena subyektif saya sangat suka modelnya yang macho banget. Saya mencintai kelebihan dan kekurangan gadget ini. Jadi intinya kembali ke masing2 individunya.
Saya maklum kalo milestone saya cuma sanggup 4-5 jam sbgai primary phone saya yang sangat aktif. Maka saya berencana beli baterai lagi dan portable charger....

Aku khan kerja jadi OB disatu perusahaan yang cukup top di Jakarta. Salah satu tugas aku adalah menyediakan minuman untuk tamu2. Kadang-2 juga disuruh bikin photocopy atao beliin rokok. Yang jadi tamu sering-2 orang yang terkenal tajir, atau paling nggak level direktur / komisaris / manager dari perusahaan yang gede (banget).

Nah dari pengamatan aku, golongan orang yang tajir dan pemilik perusahaan biasanya pake HP yang sederhana macam Nokia atau Motorola jadul. Sedangkan golongan dibawahnya yang notabene adalah orang gajian (walaupun pangkatnya direktur) nengteng 2 or 3 HP / PDA canggih ditambah notebook yang nggak kalah canggih.

Kadang-kadang aku suka diajak ngobrol sama orang-2 penting itu. Beberapa kali aku nanya “Pak koq HPnya udah kuno banget” Umumnya mereka jawab “Khan cuman boeat ngomong sama sms aja. Itu juga jarang” (Jawaban dari pemilik perusahaan). Kalo jawaban level direktur kebawah (pake HP canggih) “Saya harus siap setiap waktu dengan data atau mengirim data yang diperlukan klien” (padahal aku sering ngintip kalo mereka paling buka [tautan dihapus] kalo lagi nunggu diruang meeting. Nggak penting-2 banget)

Dari sini aku mikir bahwa orang yang nengteng getjet canggih tuh sebetulnya nggak lebih dari setingkat kuli yang setiap saat harus siap terima perintah dari atasannya atau mungkin kliennya. Bedanya cuman digaji gede doang. Sedangkan orang yang betul-2 punya duit nggak perlu pake getjet-2an soalnya khan dia yang nyuruh-2 direktur diperusahaannya.

Cuman buat renungan aja. Kita beli getjet itu untuk dipake atau dibanding-bandingin…? Kalo buat dipake ya semua merk juga aku rasa sama aja kegunaannya. Paling buat email, Office atau YM/BBM (ini aja nggak enak banget kalo disuruh ngarang surat di PDA). Yang suka ngegame ketauan nih bukan golongan eksmud, masak manager masih maen game (ada kali, manager lagi seteres hihihi…). Yang mau nonton apa nggak lebih enak nonton di tipi aja…?

Sorry yah udahan dulu. Udah diusir tukang kebon di Kecamatan nih. Tadi gw nyogok dia supaya bisa pake computer pak camat tapi janjinya cuman sejam, ini udah dua jaman hehehe…..

^ wakakakakaka..

*ngakak gw..*

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stickerlifter said:
Aku khan kerja jadi OB disatu perusahaan yang cukup top di Jakarta. Salah satu tugas aku adalah menyediakan minuman untuk tamu2. Kadang-2 juga disuruh bikin photocopy atao beliin rokok. Yang jadi tamu sering-2 orang yang terkenal tajir, atau paling nggak level direktur / komisaris / manager dari perusahaan yang gede (banget).

Nah dari pengamatan aku, golongan orang yang tajir dan pemilik perusahaan biasanya pake HP yang sederhana macam Nokia atau Motorola jadul. Sedangkan golongan dibawahnya yang notabene adalah orang gajian (walaupun pangkatnya direktur) nengteng 2 or 3 HP / PDA canggih ditambah notebook yang nggak kalah canggih.

Kadang-kadang aku suka diajak ngobrol sama orang-2 penting itu. Beberapa kali aku nanya “Pak koq HPnya udah kuno banget” Umumnya mereka jawab “Khan cuman boeat ngomong sama sms aja. Itu juga jarang” (Jawaban dari pemilik perusahaan). Kalo jawaban level direktur kebawah (pake HP canggih) “Saya harus siap setiap waktu dengan data atau mengirim data yang diperlukan klien” (padahal aku sering ngintip kalo mereka paling buka [tautan dihapus] kalo lagi nunggu diruang meeting. Nggak penting-2 banget)

Dari sini aku mikir bahwa orang yang nengteng getjet canggih tuh sebetulnya nggak lebih dari setingkat kuli yang setiap saat harus siap terima perintah dari atasannya atau mungkin kliennya. Bedanya cuman digaji gede doang. Sedangkan orang yang betul-2 punya duit nggak perlu pake getjet-2an soalnya khan dia yang nyuruh-2 direktur diperusahaannya.

Cuman buat renungan aja. Kita beli getjet itu untuk dipake atau dibanding-bandingin…? Kalo buat dipake ya semua merk juga aku rasa sama aja kegunaannya. Paling buat email, Office atau YM/BBM (ini aja nggak enak banget kalo disuruh ngarang surat di PDA). Yang suka ngegame ketauan nih bukan golongan eksmud, masak manager masih maen game (ada kali, manager lagi seteres hihihi…). Yang mau nonton apa nggak lebih enak nonton di tipi aja…?

Sorry yah udahan dulu. Udah diusir tukang kebon di Kecamatan nih. Tadi gw nyogok dia supaya bisa pake computer pak camat tapi janjinya cuman sejam, ini udah dua jaman hehehe…..

stuju

He5x tapi sebenarnya gak juga lah Mas. Rata2 bos2 gede tuh kan udah pada tua2 & penguasaan gadget mereka pun terbatas makanya lebih suka make yang kuno2 biar gak terlalu kentara ketidaktahuannya.

-- Posted from my Mobile phone

Motorola BACKFLIP sudah di beli.

Motorola CLIQ XT sudah di beli.

Motorola DROID DEVOUR sudah di beli.

Handphone Motorola apa lagi yach.

"ancehamsah" ada lomba design logo dan banner Motorola Zine Forum dengan hadiah 1 Unit Motorola CLIQ (baru).

Motorola DROID top Android device based on worldwide traffic; Android grows 1100%

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This article contains unofficial information.

AdMob's offices would seem to be to be inhabited by a number of quiet nerds with ink stained fingers, glossing over every piece of information on cellphone usage and producing charts to prove one thing or another. In all fairness, we should point out that Google has acquired the company although the deal has yet to close. Anyway, according to those stats that AdMob likes to look at, the Android OS has grown a remarkable 1100% over the last year. In February 2009, Google's open source operating system owned a small 2% of the worldwide traffic for worldwide smartphone traffic. By February 2010, the green robot commanded a 24% piece of the pie. That still is far away from the iPhone's 50% share, but the Apple touchscreen should be looking over its shoulder as Android picks up momentum.

And as Android continues to pick up steam, the top 5 Android handsets based on worldwide traffic is led by the Motorola DROID followed by the HTC Dream, HTC Hero, HTCMagic and Motorola CLIQ. These results are based on traffic as of February 2010. As for the top devices worldwide, based on ad requests, numero uno is the Apple iPhone with a 24% share. The Motorola DROID is the next phone with a 3.8% piece of the ad request pie. Looking at smartphones only, the iPhone remains on top with a 49.5% share followed by the 7.8% slice owned by the Motorola DROID. You can check out the full report at the source link.

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:: METRICS ADMOB ::
:: PHANDROID ::
:: PHONE ARENA ::

@motozine
pengen dapetinnya tapi sayangnya gak berbakat di bidang desain

@others
sudahlah kembalikan pada tujuannya nih thread, gak ada gunanya saling menyerang. milestone disukai ato tidak tetap menjadi hp android terfavorit saat ini walaupun masih ada kekurangan di sana sini. Dan kalo ada yang bilang kebangkitan motorola sekarang karena os android itu tidak sepenuhnya benar. keunggulan milestone dalam hal ini dikarenakan bahan material casingnya yang lebih baik dibandingkan pesaingnya. ketika yang lain menggunakan bahan plastik termasuk untuk lapisan layarnya, milestone dibuat dengan bahan metal dan lapisan kaca di layarnya menjadikannya produk premium dengan harga yang wajar. dari segi teknologi yang dibenamkan juga sama aja dengan produk lain, ada kamera, wifi, gps, dan akselerometer. sedangkan untuk interfacenya, walaupun masih standar android tapi itu udah cukup bagus & fungsional.

-- Posted from my Mobile phone

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ancehamsah said:
@others
sudahlah kembalikan pada tujuannya nih thread, gak ada gunanya saling menyerang. milestone disukai ato tidak tetap menjadi hp android terfavorit saat ini walaupun masih ada kekurangan di sana sini. Dan kalo ada yang bilang kebangkitan motorola sekarang karena os android itu tidak sepenuhnya benar. keunggulan milestone dalam hal ini dikarenakan bahan material casingnya yang lebih baik dibandingkan pesaingnya. ketika yang lain menggunakan bahan plastik termasuk untuk lapisan layarnya, milestone dibuat dengan bahan metal dan lapisan kaca di layarnya menjadikannya produk premium dengan harga yang wajar. dari segi teknologi yang dibenamkan juga sama aja dengan produk lain, ada kamera, wifi, gps, dan akselerometer. sedangkan untuk interfacenya, walaupun masih standar android tapi itu udah cukup bagus & fungsional.

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yg bermasalah bukan motorolanya bro ancehamsah! tp si motozinenya!kelakuannya kya anak kecil aplagi di selularshop!
bner2 kya anak kecil bgt!
coba dhe bro ancehamas bantu supaya motozine berubah, klo sungguh dia fans motorola ubh cara dia memasarkan biar org2 bner2 tertarik sama motorola!
bukan dengan menjelek2kan produk lain!yg gw tangkep dr cara2 dia promosi motorola thu yg ada org2 malah mkn benci sama motorola!kn kasian motorolanya!
liat aja thu postingan dia yg nampilin link dr phonearena! phonearena bilang milestone ada kekurangan di soal batre!
dia lsg bantah dengan ngomong gini!
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MotoZine said:
Apa artinya hanya sebuah website Phone Arena yang kurang ada namanya.

tp begitu ada berita bagus soal milestsone lsg dia ksh linknya dr phonearena yg katanya website yg kurang namanya!
kn munafik bgt thu!
coba ubh dhe sifat motozine jgn kya anak kecil trus!profesional dikit napa?

Memang Phone Arena kurang ada namanya. Alasan saya posting adalah asal dari berita tersebut yaitu METRICS ADMOB dan PHANDROID.

Sungguh tidak konsisten menjelek-jelekkan produk idaman kamu sendiri lalu memuja kembali Sony Ericsson XPeria X2. Haha...

Hal ini sudah terlihat Sony Ericsson Fans paling suka buat kekacauan di Motorola Forum. Wah... Moderator juga percuma tuch membiarkan hal itu terjadi. Moderator diandaikan sebagai penjaga keamanan suatu forum tapi ini malahan Moderator ikut menyerang suatu forum. Haha...