ahampton2k
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That thing looks like it has been ran thru the landfill a few times.....ugggg.....
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The next Droid Phone to join Verizon's line up?
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XMasterMoronX
Member
eeewwww that looks like someone ate and digested a voyager..
not even going to look into the phone i want the moto version a lot more ;-)
(hopefully tomorrow)
not even going to look into the phone i want the moto version a lot more ;-)
(hopefully tomorrow)
thedefectkid
Member
I second that hhahaha
theduke211
New Member
Not free every two, new every two....
Sweet Daddy
Member
Not feeling the looks of that one, AT ALL!!:rating01:
yeah, looks like either that or a proximity sensor. I definitely like the looks of the moto, but to each his own.
Interesting that the slide out keyboard is MUCH smaller than the top piece. Looks like a doctored photo to me, but I could be wrong... maybe it only slides out party way and fits evenly when slid back together. I do like the idea of the spaced out keys tho, as my big fingers have a hard time with the droids current keyboard.
Fact is, we are going to see a LOT of new android 2.0 capable phones. The Sony/Ericson with snapdragon looks good. The next wave of phones including iPhones will be 1Ghz + cpus, at least 512MB RAM, and so on. It's only going to get better. I know that the droid is going to be "obsolete" in 6 months, but it's a great phone right now, and especially for us Android 2.0 developers, it's great to have actual hardware to test on right now! The only people that will really kick themselves are those that can't afford to buy a new phone when a better one comes out. Fact of the matter is, the Android OS is the same on allt hese phones, and you're really paying for faster cpu, sharper display, functionality (keyboard or not).. thats mostly it. If at any point a better phone comes out and you try it out and like it, you can simply buy it for full price if you must have it.
Only thing I am not sure of is.. if you DO buy a new phone, and take the Droid off the account, can you sell the droid for full price (er.. more than say $200 that we paid if signing up for 2 year contract)? Or is it tied to the account. I assume since there are no sim cards, you can just sell it and anyone can activate it at that time.
Fact is, we are going to see a LOT of new android 2.0 capable phones. The Sony/Ericson with snapdragon looks good. The next wave of phones including iPhones will be 1Ghz + cpus, at least 512MB RAM, and so on. It's only going to get better. I know that the droid is going to be "obsolete" in 6 months, but it's a great phone right now, and especially for us Android 2.0 developers, it's great to have actual hardware to test on right now! The only people that will really kick themselves are those that can't afford to buy a new phone when a better one comes out. Fact of the matter is, the Android OS is the same on allt hese phones, and you're really paying for faster cpu, sharper display, functionality (keyboard or not).. thats mostly it. If at any point a better phone comes out and you try it out and like it, you can simply buy it for full price if you must have it.
Only thing I am not sure of is.. if you DO buy a new phone, and take the Droid off the account, can you sell the droid for full price (er.. more than say $200 that we paid if signing up for 2 year contract)? Or is it tied to the account. I assume since there are no sim cards, you can just sell it and anyone can activate it at that time.
Jokool_7777
Member
Im sure its a beast but I'll past. Remember the old saying "never judge a book by its cover".
LordKastle
Member
Fake picture.
Even if it was real the Droid is Verizon's flagship phone for this generation. Next generation, who knows but there is a reason why Verizon put its dollars behind the Droid.
Even if it was real the Droid is Verizon's flagship phone for this generation. Next generation, who knows but there is a reason why Verizon put its dollars behind the Droid.
