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The Motorola Droid is an Android-based smartphone by Motorola to be initially distributed by Verizon Wireless in the United States. Features of the phone include Wi-Fi networking, a 5-megapixel low light capable digital camera, a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, interchangable battery, 3.7-inch 854 x 480 touchscreen, MicroSDHC support with bundled 16GB card, turn-by-turn Google Maps navigation, and a QWERTY keyboard. Its processor is a Texas Instruments OMAP 3430, which is used by the Palm Pre and Nokia N900 as well. It has a hearing aid compatibility (hac) rating of M3/T3.
The Motorola Droid runs version 2.0, codenamed Eclair, of Google's Android operating system.The phone does not, however, run the re-branded MOTOBLUR version of Android, instead providing the Google Experience skin and application stack. Like all Android phones, applications and the OS are limited to the onboard memory, which for the Droid is 512 MB.
The November 6, 2009 release date of the Droid comes just under a month after Verizon and Google announced that they had entered into an agreement to jointly develop wireless devices based on the Android mobile platform. Verizon said at the time that it planned to have two Android-based handsets on the market by year-end with more to come in 2010. The other handset is to be the HTC Eris, a modification to the HTC Hero, seen in shots of Google CEO Eric Schmidt holding one in a Verizon/Google press conference.
The Droid had been previously publicized under the codenames Sholes and Tao and the model number A855. It has not been confirmed if A855 will be the as-released Motorola model number.
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haha that nokia n97 is the worst of them all what the hell u talkin about! its horrible and laggy the moto DROID is sick the iphone is sick to how can u even compare that shitty piece of crap hahaha
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Rooney10Nani
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that droid is so ugly........ the sharp edges look uncomfortable to hold, too. what were they thinking?
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iPhone is better for tools who don't know anything about phones. Jailbreaking it doesn't do much. It gives you a few more options. Big deal. Not only that but your wimpy ass 300mhz processor can't really handle it. Jailbreaking makes it less responsive. The Droid has 288 RAM, thats 2.5x what your iTool has. The iPhone is limited to 16gb, the Droid and even the MyTouch is expandable to 32gb. I personally hate the hardware design of the Droid but I would get it over the garbage iPhone any day.
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IamAtree
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GO IPHONE!!! I used to love full keyboards, but once i tried the iPhone, i cant go back. I dont care if its not customizable, if its really that big of a deal for you, jailbreak it. Its just a smoother phone, i dont care what you think, iPhones better
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There's not really much more that can be better than 21m download speeds. HSPA+ is going to be insane. Thats going to put each person at, at least, 13m downloads. The only thing that REALLY matters is the phone. The phone has to be built for the network. On WIFI, I get 2.5m download (my home network is 20m) so thats about what My phone can handle.
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that's what I mean... Coverage is good in select cities not practically everywhere like Verizon's coverage. I mean At&t won't even put up a map of their 3g coverage on their website. Back when I used to have At&t, coverage was so spotty I just had to switch. and btw speeds like that that they are supposed to beat Verizon's will no longer matter when Verizon rolls out their LTE network...
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