Opportunities are never lost; they are taken by someone else. This same can be said of Verizon. Verizon never happened to get the contract from Apple and it seems like it has given up even the thought of getting a contract. So what does Verizon do? Simple. Get the dealership of a phone that can be a formidable competitor to the iPhone. Its latest campaign for the new Motorola Droid is full of attacks on Apple and its flagship smart phone. Whatever may be the outcome, but the next few months are bound to see some tough words exchanged between the two mobile phone stalwarts.
Some people would say that the Droid is the best Android device to date, taking into consideration the high-quality, fast processor, providing PowerVR graphics and excellent call quality, not forgetting the battery that can run for a whole day long. The Droid’s unique dock has large icons which allow switching to current weather or music playback with oversized controls. The Droid’s design is smart enough to automatically enter the GPS-oriented Car Mode.
Unfortunately, the handset has a few hardware-design quirks. The keyboard is shallow--and the keys themselves are flat that causes a lot of trouble using it. The Droid is also missing physical Talk and End keys, which are the standard on every cell phone ever made. You must access these controls from the call application.
The Droid, which supports 1900MHz and 800MHz CDMA EvDO bands on the Verizon Wireless network, comes with a 1,400-mAh battery rated at 270 hours of standby time and 385 minutes of talk time. It also has preinstalled 16GB of memory card and offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 support, which includes the use of stereo headsets and a Wi-Fi adapter.
The phone provides excellent call quality, even in a hotel lobby full of noisy sport fans. Parties on the other end of the call also reported no problems.
Some people would say that the Droid is the best Android device to date, taking into consideration the high-quality, fast processor, providing PowerVR graphics and excellent call quality, not forgetting the battery that can run for a whole day long. The Droid’s unique dock has large icons which allow switching to current weather or music playback with oversized controls. The Droid’s design is smart enough to automatically enter the GPS-oriented Car Mode.
Unfortunately, the handset has a few hardware-design quirks. The keyboard is shallow--and the keys themselves are flat that causes a lot of trouble using it. The Droid is also missing physical Talk and End keys, which are the standard on every cell phone ever made. You must access these controls from the call application.
The Droid, which supports 1900MHz and 800MHz CDMA EvDO bands on the Verizon Wireless network, comes with a 1,400-mAh battery rated at 270 hours of standby time and 385 minutes of talk time. It also has preinstalled 16GB of memory card and offers Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1 support, which includes the use of stereo headsets and a Wi-Fi adapter.
The phone provides excellent call quality, even in a hotel lobby full of noisy sport fans. Parties on the other end of the call also reported no problems.
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