Verizon's "iPhone killer," the Motorola Droid, went on sale last Friday, and Motorola says they sold about 100,000 of the devices according to Bloomberg. Verizon meanwhile had about 200,000 in stock and burned through most of that, according to the company. Those numbers don't come close to iPhone sales, "but anybody that was expecting that had their expectations too high,” says one analyst, who recommends buying Motorola stock. Another analyst, who advises selling Moto shares, tells Bloomberg they have a "nagging suspicion that Android is being overestimated by technology enthusiasts."

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