The best Australian Android phones - As of Feb. 4, 2012
We're back for another look at the best Android Phones, and this time we're heading down under. We've teamed up with our pals at Ausdroid.net for this one for the best Android smartphones available in Australia.
So without further ado, let's get to it. And be sure to ...
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Oh my, how I love some good ol' fashion mudslinging.
"Flash Websites? There's A Phone For That."
To any ne'er-do-blog-read layman, the full page ad that Motorola just put in the New York Times might just seem oddly worded. To anyone who has even considered considering themselves a gadget geek -- or has, at least, turned on their TV anytime in the past year and a half and seen Apple's "There's An App For That" campaign -- there's no question who this one's aimed at. 
