Best Android phones

Smartphones are booming, and Android is certainly one of the operating systems most in demand at the moment. But in choosing which device to buy, there is the question: what are the best Android phones?

To facilitate your choice, All Tech gathered some of the best models to Google's system. Check out:

Galaxy Nexus

The device developed by Samsung in partnership with Google is one of the pioneers to bring Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The smartphone has a beautiful design, with only 8.9 mm thick and has a large screen, a 4.65-inch Super AMOLED technology, which enables a refined touch and a brighter image.

The device, however, has not yet been released in Brazil. But the name of the national version has been released: Galaxy X. Apparently it has no different from the original specification.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus

LG Spectrum

Announced at CES 2012, Spectrum has also featured as its main display. With a 4.5-inch display based on IPS technology - considered by some superior to AMOLED - and the protection Gorilla Glass, the device has Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but there are already predictions upgrade to the Ice Cream Sandwich.

In relation to their cameras, the rear has 8 megapixels, while the front, only 1.5 MP. The smartphone also has a partnership with ESPN America, allowing the application program SportsCenter included in the system come with HD video available.

LG Spectrum

Samsung Galaxy SII

Among the devices have already been launched in Brazil, the Galaxy SII is certainly a major one. With Android 2.3 Gingerbread but with the upgrade to 4.0 now available, this smartphone is one of the flagships of both as Samsung's own Android. Its design is simple and beautiful, your screen has a 4.3 inch AMOLED technology Super Plus and its hardware makes it fast and powerful.

Its rear camera has 8 megapixels, while the front for video conferences, has good 2 megapixels.

Samsung Galaxy S II HD and Samsung Galaxy S II LTE

Samsung Galaxy Note

For those who have doubts if you prefer to buy a tablet or a smartphone, the Galaxy Note is the best option. Its 5.3-inch screen is very useful for reading e-books or comics, and his stylus, also present, the device makes a real alternative to conventional tablet. Still, use it as a phone is also nice. Despite its size, pocket-sized Note Galaxy smoothly as a cellphone.

Despite its first Android 2.3 Gingerbread, since it was announced that the upgrade to the new version of the system, Ice Cream Sandwich, will be available shortly.

Samsung Galaxy Note

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

This option is for game lovers who want the same phone and game machine. The Xperia Play features, plus a 4 inch screen and Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a built-in joystick that simulates the PlayStation controller. It also includes several games and demonstrations.

The smartphone also includes a 5 megapixel camera, reasonable for a device that has the distinction is practically a handheld game console.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

DROID Motorola Razr

The DROID Razr has as its design and differential resistance. With a thickness of 7.1 mm, one of the slimmest on the market, it is protected with Kevlar, used for making bullet-proof vests. In addition, the technology has Gorilla Glass on your screen of 4.3 inches and splash protection, making it tough on all fronts.

This camera has 8 megapixels and your display is a Super AMOLED, which moreover allows you to watch TV in HD. The Razr has the Droid Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

Motorola Razr

Motorola Atrix

The Atrix is an interesting smartphone. With 4-inch screen and 16 GB memory, it includes the webtop, an application that allows Pour the system of your phone to a larger screen, with the help of a dock accessory. The device also comes with the Mozilla Firefox browser, making the experience of using it with a monitor is closer to a standard desktop.

Among his destavagens, however, is its camera, only 5 megapixels, and your operating system, Android 2.2 Froyo already exceeded.

Motorola Atrix