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Last updated: Wednesday, October 6, 2010

In this day and age, it’s pretty rare that a wireless carrier can keep a new smartphone secret, so kudos to Motorola and Verizon for doing it twice in one day with two new Android smartphones: : once with the Motorola Droid Pro, again with the Motorola Citrus. To be fair, we heard about the Droid

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Motorola and Verizon surprise everyone with Droid Pro and Citrus Android handsets

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