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Verizon Wireless said Thursday that it would sell an HTC Corp phone based on Google Android system for $99.99, potentially putting pressure on smaller carrier Sprint Nextel[S
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The Droid Eris joins the Verizon Wireless Android phone line-up along with the heavily advertised Droid from Motorola [MOT
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