اگر شما هم قصد خرید گوشی موبایل جدیدی دارید حتما مقاله زیر را مطالعه کنید. در ادامه اکثر گوشی هایی که دارای سیستم عامل اندروید هستند را به شما معرفی می کنیم و ویژگی های خاص و کاربرد اصلی هر کدام را اعلام می کنیم. قیمت گوشی هایی که در بازار ایران موجود هستند به همراه مشخصات کامل آنها ذکر شده است.
سیستم عامل اندروید یکی از سیستم عامل هایی است که به سرعت رشد کرده و اکنون یکی از بزرگترین رقیبان سیستم عامل iOS کمپانی Apple است. برای مشاهده اطلاعات بیشتر در مورد این سیستم عامل لینک زیر را مشاهده کنید:
گوشی هایی که در ادامه معرفی کردیم، همگی دارای سیستم عامل اندروید هستند. قیمت و مشخصات اصلی این گوشی ها در جدول ذکر شده است. برای مشاهده توضیحات بیشتر در مورد هر گوشی روی نام آن کلیک کنید.
| Phone | تاریخ تولید | قیمت در بازار ایران - تومان | توضیحات تکمیلی | ورژن سیستم عامل |
|---|---|---|---|---|
HTC Hero  | October 2009 | 415,000 تومان | HTC HERO اولین گوشی موبایلی است که با تکنولوژی بی سیم CDMA عرضه شد. | 1.5 |
Samsung Moment | October 2009 | _ | اولین گوشی موبایل با سیستم عامل اندروید که دارای صفحه کلید جانبی یا Slide Keyboard است | 1.5 |
HTC Droid Eris  | November 2009 | _ | این گوشی که در ایران موجود نیست، اولین گوشی اندروید با قابلیت بزرگنمایی با دو انگشت است. | 1.5 |
Samsung Behold II  | November 2009 | _ | این گوشی موبایل از Interface مخصوص سامسونگ استفاده کرد و تا نسخه 1.6 اندروید به روز شد. | 1.5 |
HTC Nexus One  | January 2010 | 410,000 تومان | Nexus one اولین گوشی با سیستم عامل اندروید نسخه 2.1 است. | 2.1 |
Motorola Backflip | March 2010 | 380,000 تومان | این گوشی موتورولا طراحی مشابه گوشی های Apple دارد. | 1.5 |
Motorola Cliq XT | March 2010 | _ | این گوشی که هیچگاه به بازار ایران راه نیافت، علاوه بر صفحه کلید لمسی، دارای صفحه کلید فیزیکی نیز هست. | 1.5 |
HTC Droid Incredible | April 2010 | _ | این مدل نسبت به تلفن های هوشمند اولیه، پردازنده قوی تری داشت. ولی نتوانست به بازار ایران راه یابد در حالی که مدل جدید تر یعنی مدل Incredible 2 آن به بازار ایران راه یافت. | 2.1 |
LG Ally | May 2010 | _ | گوشی موبایل LG Ally تنها در امریکا عرضه شد. | 2.1 |
HTC Evo 4G  | June 2010 | _ | این گوشی که اولین تلفن همراه 4G در امریکا بود، نیز به بازار ایران راه نیافت. وجود پورت HDMI در این گوشی، از ویژگی های جذاب آن است. | 2.1 |
MyTouch 3G Slide | June 2010 | Update to original MyTouch 3G; featured T-Mobile's custom interface | 2.1 | |
Garminfone | June 2010 | Robust GPS integration; much improved over its G60 predecessor | 1.6 | |
HTC Aria | June 2010 | Based on HD Mini design; like most AT&T Android phones, it didn't permit third-party app downloads | 2.1 | |
Motorola Droid X | July 2010 | Offered broad multimedia features and revamped MotoBlur interface | 2.1 | |
Motorola i1 | July 2010 | Nextel; Boost Mobile | First Android device with iDEN, and first handset with a prepaid carrier | 1.5 |
Samsung Vibrant | July 2010 | T-Mobile | Part of the Samsung Galaxy S series; came with a full-length copy of "Avatar" | 2.1 |
Samsung Captivate | July 2010 | AT&T | Second Galaxy S phone; AT&T's best Android offering to date | 2.1 |
Samsung Acclaim | July 2010 | U.S. Cellular | First Android device for U.S. Cellular; positioned as a budget model | 2.1 |
Samsung Intercept | July 2010 | Sprint | Not compatible with Sprint's 4G network; positioned as a budget model | 2.1 |
Motorola Droid 2 | August 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Similar to the Droid X but with a physical keyboard; first device to ship with Froyo | 2.2 (Froyo) |
Samsung Epic 4G | August 2010 | Sprint | Only Galaxy S phone to have physical keyboard; featured Samsung's TouchWiz 3.0 interface | 2.1 |
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 | August 2010 | AT&T | Sony Ericsson's first Android phone; featured company's Timescape feature and UXP interface | 1.6 |
HTC Desire | August 2010 | U.S. Cellular | Based on the Nexus One design; second U.S. Cellular phone | 2.1 |
Sanyo Zio | August 2010 | Cricket Wireless | First Android device for Sanyo/Kyocera and first for Cricket Wireless | 1.6 |
Motorola Charm | September 2010 | T-Mobile | Featured a square design with a roomy keybaord but a small, crowded display | 2.1 |
Samsung Fascinate | September 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Last Galaxy S series phone for "big four" carriers; features Bing search and maps | 2.1 |
Dell Aero | September 2010 | AT&T | Dell's first Android phone, but that's about it | 1.5 |
T-Mobile G2 | October 2010 | T-Mobile | Update to original G1; first T-Mobile phone built for carrier's HSPA+ network | 2.2 |
Samsung Transform | October 2010 | Sprint | First handset with Sprint ID feature | 2.1 |
Sanyo Zio | October 2010 | Sprint | First Android device for Sanyo/Kyocera; features Sprint ID | 2.1 |
Samsung Intercept | October 2010 | Virgin Mobile | First Virgin Mobile Android phone | 2.1 |
Motorola Flipout | October 2010 | AT&T | Square design with swivel opening | 2.1 |
Huawei Ascend | October 2010 | Cricket Wireless; Metro PCS | Huawei's first Android phone for the U.S. market; display has nine-panel grid design | 2.1 |
HTC Wildfire | October 2010 | Alltel | Entry-level device with bargain price | 2.1 |
Samsung Mesmerize | October 2010 | U.S. Cellular | Part of the Galaxy S series; featured Samsung's TouchWiz 3.0 interface | 2.1 |
T-Mobile MyTouch 4G | November 2010 | T-Mobile | Next in MyTouch series; supports T-Mobile's HSPA+ network | 2.2 |
LG Optimus T | November 2010 | T-Mobile | First handset in LG's entry-level Optimus series | 2.2 |
Motorola Defy | November 2010 | T-Mobile | Rugged design; features revamped MotoBlur interface | 2.1 |
LG Optimus S | November 2010 | Sprint | Sprint's Optimus model; features Sprint ID | 2.2 |
Motorola Droid Pro | November 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Offers enhanced security features for business users and a mobile hot spot | 2.2 |
Samsung Continuuim | November 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Part of the Galaxy S series; features a second "ticker" display | 2.1 |
LG Vortex | November 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Part of the Optimus series; features Bing search and maps | 2.2 |
Motorola Citrus | November 2010 | Verizon Wireless | A beginner Android devices; features Bing search and maps | 2.1 |
Motorola Bravo | November 2010 | AT&T | Includes DLNA support; features revamped MotoBlur interface | 2.1 |
Motorola Flipside | November 2010 | AT&T | Slider design with physical keyboard; features revamped MotoBlur interface | 2.1 |
T-Mobile Comet | November 2010 | T-Mobile | Free with a two-year contract; available with prepaid plans | 2.2 |
Motorola Droid 2 Global | November 2010 | Verizon Wireless | Similar to Droid 2, but with world-roaming capabilities | 2.2 |
LG Apex | November 2010 | U.S. Cellular | Similar to Verizon's LG Ally; has a full physical keyboard | 2.1 |
LG Optimus M | November 2010 | MetroPCS | First Android device for MetroPCS; part of the Optimus series | 2.2 |
LG Optimus U | December 2010 | U.S. Cellular | Free with a two-year contract; part of the Optimus series | 2.2 |
Samsung Nexus S | December 2010 | T-Mobile | Follow-up to Nexus One; delivers stock Android interface; sold unlocked; first device with Gingerbread | 2.3 (Gingerbread) |
HTC Evo Shift 4G | January 2011 | Sprint | Follow-up to the HTC Evo 4G; compact design but includes a physical keyboard; cheaper than Sprint's previous 4G phones | 2.2 |
Motorola Cliq 2 | January 2011 | T-Mobile | Update to the first Cliq; has a larger displayand a redesigned keyboard | 2.2 |
LG Optimus V | February 2011 | Virgin Mobile | Yet another model in the Optimus line; competitively priced without a contract | 2.2 |
HTC Inspire 4G | January 2011 | AT&T-Mobile | Offers a mobile hot spot and an excellent 8-megapixel camera; runs on the carrier's HSPA+ network | 2.2 |
Samsung Galaxy Indulge | February 2011 | MetroPCS | Part of the Samsung Galaxy series; first Android phone for MetroPCS' LTE network | 2.2 |
Samsung Galaxy S 4G | February 2011 | T-Mobile | Update to Samsung Vibrant but with a larger battery; supports T-Mobile's HSPA+ network | 2.2 |
Motorola Atrix 4G | March 2011 | AT&T | Has a dual-core processor and support for the carrier's HSPA+ network; compatible with the Motorola Laptop Dock | 2.2 |
HTC Thunderbolt | March 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Supports Verizon's 4G LTE network for incredible fast data speeds; can deliver simultaneous voice and data | 2.2 |
Kyocera Echo | April 2011 | Sprint | Has two screens that can combine to form one 4.7-inch display | 2.2 |
Samsung Gem | April 2011 | U.S. Cellular | Budget device with a compact design | 2.2 |
Samsung Sidekick 4G | April 2011 | T-Mobile | Reinvents the Sidekick line with a familiar design and features; supports T-Mobile's HSPA+ network | 2.2 |
Samsung Galaxy Prevail | April 2011 | Boost Mobile | Boost Mobile's second Android phone; minimal features in an agreeable design | 2.2 |
T-Mobile G2X  | April 2011 | T-Mobile | CNET Editor's Choice winner; has a dual-core processor; HSPA+ support and a sharp display | 2.2 |
HTC Droid Incredible 2  | April 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Update to Droid Incredible; offers world roaming | 2.2 |
Casio G'zOne Commando  | May 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Sports a rugged design and a suite of applications for outdoor enthusiasts. | 2.2 |
Samsung Droid Charge  | May 2011 | Verizon Wireless | A 4G LTE device with longer battery life than on the Thunderbolt. | 2.2 |
Samsung Replenish  | May 2011 | Sprint | Made from recycled and recyclable material. | 2.2 |
Samsung Infuse 4G  | May 2011 | AT&T | Marketed as the thinnest smartphone available in the U.S; supports AT&T's "4G" network. | 2.2 |
Samsung Nexus S 4G  | May 2011 | Sprint | Sprint's version of the Nexus S adds WiMax support. | 2.3 |
LG Phoenix | May 2011 | AT&T | Another model in the Optimus line, the Phoenix is an entry-level device. | 2.2 |
| LG Thrive | May 2011 | AT&T | The Thrive is identical to the Phoenix, though it's available only through AT&T's prepaid service. | 2.2 |
Motorola Droid X2 | May 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Features a qHD display and a dual-core processor for faster performance. | 2.2 |
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play  | May 2011 | Verizon Wireless | As Sony's long-awaited "PlayStation phone," the Xperia Play integrates a phone and a gaming device. | 2.3 |
HTC Merge  | June 2011 | U.S. Cellular | Includes a SIM card slot for international roaming; has a bulky design. | 2.2 |
LG Revolution VS910  | June 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Verizon's third LTE device has a great display, a dual-core processor, and a 1GHz processor. Uses Bing instead of Google. | 2.2 |
HTC Sensation 4G  | June 2011 | T-Mobile | CNET Editor's Choice winner; offers a loaded feature set and excellent performance. | 2.3 |
Pantech Crossover | June 2011 | AT&T/td> | You'll find a physical keyboard, but only entry-level features. | 2.2 |
HTC Evo 3D | June 2011 | Sprint | Upgrade to the HTC Evo; features a glasses-free 3D display and can capture 3D photos and video. | 2.3 |
Motorola XPRT | June 2011 | Sprint | Like the Droid Pro, it has a physical keyboard and enterprise-level security features. | 2.2 |
Samsung Gravity Smart  | June 2011 | T-Mobile | An update to the Gravity T, it offers a physical keyboard and a slider design. | 2.2 |
Samsung Dart T499 | June 2011 | T-Mobile | The definition of an entry-level smartphone, the Dart is free with service. | 2.2 |
LG Genesis US760 | July 2011 | U.S. Cellular | Based on the LG enV series, the Genesis flips open to expose a full keyboard. | 2.2 |
HTC Status  | July 2011 | AT&T | The "Facebook phone" is hampered by a tiny landscape-oriented screen. | 2.3 |
T-Mobile MyTouch 4G Slide | July 2011 | T-Mobile | Sports an 8-megapixel camera with impressive multimedia performance. | 2.3 |
Motorola Droid 3 | July 2011 | Verizon Wireless | Despite an improved keyboard, Gingerbread, a dual-core processor, and a better camera, it's not worth the upgrade. | 2.3 |
Huawei M835 Ideos | July 2011 | Sprint | Runs stock Andorid and is affordable, but may be too small for some users. | 2.2 |
Motorola Titanium | July 2011 | Sprint | Runs on the iDEN network; supports Nextel's Direct Connect, but lacks 3G. | 2.1 |
Motorola Triumph | July 2011 | Virgin Mobile | With high-end features and zippy performance, it's Virgin Mobile's best Android phones to date. | 2.2 |
Motorola Photon 4G | July 2011 | Sprint | Sprint's answer to the Moto Atrix, the Photon 4G offers just about every feature you'd want plus support for a number of accessories. | 2.3 |
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