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Droid X or Droid 2?
- Thread starter Tomaster
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Use the physical keyboard a lot? if so, stick with the Moto Droid 2. If not, take a serious look at the X.
Personally, if I could upgrade right now, I'd go with the X. Unfortunately, I'm not eligible for the early upgrade until February or March, so I'm just going to stick with the Droid for a while. Funny, I got that one because of the keyboard, but after installing Swype, I never use it anymore.
Well, you're an annoying douchebag. I'd already read up on them, but I was looking for a separate person's opinion. Thanks Beardface.
agree. I just don't see the droid 2 being much different than a rooted droid 1 and I'd have to go with the big screen.
Nowhere in your original post does it state that you have already done your research and nowhere in your original post does it state that you are looking for other people's opinion on the subject.
Please be more clear in what you are asking from the community and you will avoid getting those kinds of responses.
Rock on.
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steveninspokane
Member
Well before today I would of easily choose the X. A friend of mine just got the X, and I finally got to hold one in my hands, all I can say is "Big", and looking at it side by side with an iphone and my Droid 1, all I can say is "Enormous". If you like the small size of the Droid 1, than I would go with the D2, if you want bigger the X is defiantly bigger. And a little too big for my liking.
Other than that, it seemed ok, I wasn't in awe at all, I would even still prefer my D1 over it.
Other than that, it seemed ok, I wasn't in awe at all, I would even still prefer my D1 over it.
WebmastuhB
New Member
ReFuse the eFuse
Honestly? I'm not sure I'd go with either since I found out they both use eFuse technology to prevent you from making changes to the ROM.
Motorola Is Willing To Break the Phone They Just Sold You
Now, granted, subsequent stuff I have read says it won't brick the phone, it will only cause it to go into recovery mode which will allow you to reinstall the ROM the way Motorola says it should be.
I currently have a Droid. It is NOT rooted and I have not modified the the phone (other than install stuff from the marketplace).
But to me its the principle of the thing that has me upset. Moto makes hardware. Why should they care what the buyer does with it? Its MY phone. I PAID for it. Being told what I am allowed and not allowed to do with my hardware that I own irks me.
Its just another example of "Little Dictators" trying to control.
This also is a dangerous slide. Tolerating this sort of behavior only ensures that it will happen again.
I love my Droid, but its unlikely I will buy a Motorola product with eFuse in it.
So... Back to HTC?
Honestly? I'm not sure I'd go with either since I found out they both use eFuse technology to prevent you from making changes to the ROM.
Motorola Is Willing To Break the Phone They Just Sold You
Now, granted, subsequent stuff I have read says it won't brick the phone, it will only cause it to go into recovery mode which will allow you to reinstall the ROM the way Motorola says it should be.
I currently have a Droid. It is NOT rooted and I have not modified the the phone (other than install stuff from the marketplace).
But to me its the principle of the thing that has me upset. Moto makes hardware. Why should they care what the buyer does with it? Its MY phone. I PAID for it. Being told what I am allowed and not allowed to do with my hardware that I own irks me.
Its just another example of "Little Dictators" trying to control.
This also is a dangerous slide. Tolerating this sort of behavior only ensures that it will happen again.
I love my Droid, but its unlikely I will buy a Motorola product with eFuse in it.
So... Back to HTC?
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assmunke
Guest
Personally the specs aren't impressive enough or enough of an upgrade from my 1gz Droid. I'm waiting for the rumored 2ghz androids that will hopefully drop in about a year when my 2 yr upgrade is available
