The Android invasion has finally begun -- no, really

By Joshua Munoz Friday, Apr 22, 2011 at 12:14 pm EDT

I'm not talking about Android passing up iOS globally, it becoming the preferred smartphone OS in the UK, or becoming top-dog in Europe altogether.

No, I'm talking about something for more sinister -- the actual invasion of Androids, on Rogers' website, at least.

It'll be a matter of time before they've taken the Great White North, and from there, we can only assume they'll head south.

Check out the source link to see the invasion for yourself. (And wait for it.) [Rogers]

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The Android invasion has finally begun -- no, really

13 Comments

davidnc

LoL .... and the invasion continues on :D

5 years ago

Dlaw

I, for one, welcome our new Android overlords.

5 years ago

ravenlore

Yup, that's some cute right there.

5 years ago

Mordecaidrake

All hail our green robotic overlords!

5 years ago

uberspeed

Nicely done! I just didn't like when two of them clumsily bumped into each other, otherwise that was sweet!

5 years ago

JusticeCalibur

heh. thats neat and clever. i havent seen that done before.

5 years ago

wa1vei

How about some of that family data sharing here in the US.

5 years ago

Menno

If what I've read about it is correct, it's not a plan worth having. 600 shared minutes and 1GB of shared data will run you $120 a month, each additional phone is $25 a month. You also have the option of adding unlimited messaging, but you don't have things like "in calling" Compare that to Verizon, which is typically called the most expensive carrier. Cheapest 2 data plan is $130, but it's unlimited data and 700 minutes. Additional members are $40 a month (10 for minutes, 30 for data) but each user gets unlimited data on each of the additional lines. Texting would cost you $30 Then Sprint, is $150, but they give you unlimited Data, texting, and 1500 anytime minutes (plus any mobile) So yes, Rogers "shared" plan could save you some money, but only if no one with those smartphones used data.

5 years ago

Gameboy70

We all know that, according to the Terminator saga, Skynet became self-aware this week and mounted its attack on the human race.

5 years ago

TheBronze

WOW! That says alot about the platforms success.

5 years ago

Nirvana328

The more I watch it, the more I realize how genius it was, marketing wise, to invent a friendly green robot mascot to advertise for Android. I love this page and the fact that Andy can fly and has a teleporting beam. All hail Andy!