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| REVIEW ON THE MOTOROLA DROID - ARTICLE |
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GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE MOTOROLA DROID
There's no denying that the Motorola DROID is receiving a lot of hype. Not only is this phone a big deal for Motorola,
who has struggled to produce widely successful handsets since the famous RAZR flip phone, but the DROID is also
the first handset that will be released as part of a partnership between Google and Verizon Wireless. Combine this
with the fact that the Motorola DROID has been called Verizon Wireless' "iPhone killer" and you can see why there's
so much buzz surrounding this smartphone.
The Motorola DROID has a lot of interesting and cool features that will make it a <HOT> item, including Android 2.0,
the latest version of the open-source Google operating system. The DROID also has a high-resolution screen, plenty
of customization options, and a thin design along with a full QWERTY keyboard.
For some users, the fact that the DROID is on Verizon Wireless's network will also be a key factor to consider.
Depending on where you live, Verizon Wireless may provide some of the best coverage available. Since Verizon
Wireless' entire network offers 3G coverage, one definite benefit is that whenever you're in a covered area, you'll
also have a high-speed data connection. As Verizon Wireless has pointed out in recent commercials, AT&T hasn't
fully upgraded its network to 3G.
Given that Verizon Wireless has already gone head-to-head with the iPhone in its DROID commercials, it's hard not
to make direct comparisons between these two phones. For starters, they're both relatively equal in size—the DROID
is just a hair thicker than the iPhone 3GS (13.7mm vs. 12.33mm) with a body that's narrower than the iPhone. On the
inside, the DROID uses an Arm Cortex A8 processor clocked at 550 MHz. This CPU is similar to the chip inside of the
iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre.
In addition, as Verizon Wireless commercials point out, the DROID offers some features and functionality that the
iPhone does not, including the ability to take pictures in the dark, a hardware keyboard, the ability to run
simultaneous applications, a 5-megapixel camera, the ability to run widgets, interchangeable batteries, and the fact
that the Android platform allows for open development. While these all sound like cool features to have, are they
enough to convince users the DROID is better than the iPhone or any other smartphone on the market today?
There's no denying that the Motorola DROID is receiving a lot of hype. Not only is this phone a big deal for Motorola,
who has struggled to produce widely successful handsets since the famous RAZR flip phone, but the DROID is also
the first handset that will be released as part of a partnership between Google and Verizon Wireless. Combine this
with the fact that the Motorola DROID has been called Verizon Wireless' "iPhone killer" and you can see why there's
so much buzz surrounding this smartphone.
The Motorola DROID has a lot of interesting and cool features that will make it a <HOT> item, including Android 2.0,
the latest version of the open-source Google operating system. The DROID also has a high-resolution screen, plenty
of customization options, and a thin design along with a full QWERTY keyboard.
For some users, the fact that the DROID is on Verizon Wireless's network will also be a key factor to consider.
Depending on where you live, Verizon Wireless may provide some of the best coverage available. Since Verizon
Wireless' entire network offers 3G coverage, one definite benefit is that whenever you're in a covered area, you'll
also have a high-speed data connection. As Verizon Wireless has pointed out in recent commercials, AT&T hasn't
fully upgraded its network to 3G.
Given that Verizon Wireless has already gone head-to-head with the iPhone in its DROID commercials, it's hard not
to make direct comparisons between these two phones. For starters, they're both relatively equal in size—the DROID
is just a hair thicker than the iPhone 3GS (13.7mm vs. 12.33mm) with a body that's narrower than the iPhone. On the
inside, the DROID uses an Arm Cortex A8 processor clocked at 550 MHz. This CPU is similar to the chip inside of the
iPhone 3GS and Palm Pre.
In addition, as Verizon Wireless commercials point out, the DROID offers some features and functionality that the
iPhone does not, including the ability to take pictures in the dark, a hardware keyboard, the ability to run
simultaneous applications, a 5-megapixel camera, the ability to run widgets, interchangeable batteries, and the fact
that the Android platform allows for open development. While these all sound like cool features to have, are they
enough to convince users the DROID is better than the iPhone or any other smartphone on the market today?
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