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Posted on 23 June 2010.
Motorola today announced DROID X, a powerful device built as a pocket-sized home theater with a massive hi-resolution display and lightning-fast speed. Users can do more to capture, share and enjoy their content.
Capture, share and enjoy your world with DROID X, a pocket-sized home theater with a massive 4.3 inch high-resolution display that lets you capture HD movies for playback on your HDTV. It also features a powerful processor and scary fast speeds, all on Verizon Wireless’ 3G network, the nation’s largest and most reliable wireless voice and data network. DROID X utilizes high-performance diversity antennas along with innovative software to improve signal strength and reduce dropped calls. DROID X users will receive Android™ 2.2 and Adobe® Flash® Player 10.1 via an over-the-air update in late summer.
Capture Sights and Sounds
Capture your memories in high definition with 720p HD video capture. Customize your videos with a slow-motion effect and make them flawless with an advanced three microphone solution for directional audio capture and noise cancelation. In between takes, make sure no still shot is missed with a fully loaded 8 megapixel camera capable of 1/1000 second shutter speed and features such as auto-focus, touch to focus, panoramic capture and a powerful dual LED flash to produce high-quality photos.
Share with Ease
Share personal videos with friends using either an optional HDMI cable or Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) certified technology, enabling you to stream, store and share content with multiple DLNA compatible devices such as a HDTVs, game consoles or PCs. Share the wealth of your own 3G Mobile HotSpot with up to five Wi-Fi enabled devices, all while accessing your content at superfast speed, powered by a 1 GHz processor.
Enjoy Life’s Brilliant Moments
DROID X brings your content to life with a vibrant 4.3-inch display with a crisp WVGA 854 x 480 resolution. Download full-length movies and enjoy them in cinematic widescreen format1. DROID X will feature Adobe Flash Player following a software update late summer, which will deliver streaming video from tens of millions of websites or game play with a full PC Web experience. Whether texting, checking push corporate e-mails or updating your status, the large display reveals a spacious virtual keyboard to do it all. Type and text with ease at more than 50 words per minute with Swype® using one continuous finger motion across the screen keyboard. Get up close and personal with your favorite sites using pinch-to-zoom.
Enjoy additional preloaded apps and games such as EA Need for Speed Shift™, NFL Mobile, Skype mobile™ and a full suite of Google™ Mobile Services, including Android Market™, Google Maps™ with Street View, Google Latitude, a YouTube™ widget, Calendar, Google Search™ by Voice, and, of course, Gmail™ and Google Search™. You can also easily download BLOCKBUSTER On Demand® presented by V CAST Video via a link icon on your home screen or use V CAST to watch your favorite shows.
More Social, More Connected, More Memory
Preloaded social networking widgets allow you to sync and stream your feeds and updates from Facebook®, Twitter and MySpace all to one screen in real time. With 8 GB of onboard memory and a pre-installed 16 GB memory card, DROID X can be expanded to up to 40 GB with the addition of a 32 GB memory card to house favorite videos, images, games and apps.
DROID X will be available July 15 exclusively from Verizon Wireless for $199.99 after $100 mail-in rebate with new two-year contract. DROID X users will receive Android 2.2 and Adobe Flash Player via an over-the-air upgrade late summer.
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DROID X by Motorola |
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Talk and Standby Time3 |
Talk time: Up to 480 minutes |
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Form Factor |
Full Touch |
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Band/Modes |
CDMA 800/1900, EV-DO Rev. A |
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OS |
Android 2.1, update to Android 2.2 late summer |
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Weight |
155 g / 5.47 oz |
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Dimensions |
65.50 (x) 127.50(y) 9.90(z) mm |
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Browser |
Webkit HTML5 based browser; Adobe Flash 10.1 after update, pinch-to-zoom |
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E-mail Support |
GmailTM, Push E-mail, Corporate Sync, IMAP/ POP3 |
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Battery |
1540 mAh |
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Connectivity |
Stereo Bluetooth2 Class 1.5, Version 2.1+EDR, 3.5mm, USB 2.0 HS, OTA, HDMI, Over the Air Sync, PC Sync, DLNA |
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Display |
4.3” WVGA (854 x 480) |
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Display Resolution |
WVGA display houses 400,000 pixels |
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Messaging |
SMS/MMS, E-mail |
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Audio |
MIDI, MP3, WAV, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, |
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Video |
720p HD Capture, HD Playback via HDMI or DLNA, H.263, H.264, MPEG4, WMA v10 |
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Camera |
8.0 megapixel, Digital Zoom, Auto Focus, Dual LED Flash and image editing tools |
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Memory |
8 GB onboard, 16 GB microSD pre-installed, supports up to 32 GB micro SD – total memory expandable up to 40 GB |
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Location Services |
aGPS (assisted), sGPS (stand alone), Google Maps™, Google Maps™ Navigation, Google Maps™ with Google Latitude, Street View, and eCompass |
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Posted on 11 June 2010.
There has been alot of buzz about the a new Droid that could be releasing soon. The Droid X which is one of the rumored names or the Droid 2 which some also claim is said to have
Some even claim this device to have a front facing camera for video chat. But sources have claimed this rumor to be false.
Let us know what you think ? Comment Below!
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Posted on 03 February 2010.
Today, Motorola announced the Motorola DEVOUR , Verizon’s first phone to have the MOTOBLUR capabilities.
MOTOBLUR allows you social network addicts, to keep tabs on your friends’ posts, emails and messages from Facebook®, MySpace, Twitter, and more.
This phone is set to release in March, Stay tuned for hands on review.
Check out the Spec sheet below.
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Motorola DEVOUR™ with MOTOBLUR™ |
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Talk and Standby Time2 |
389min/443hours |
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Bands/Modes |
800/1900, CDMA EVDO rev A |
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Weight |
180g / 5.89 oz. |
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Dimensions |
61(x) x 115.5(y) x 15.42(z) mm |
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Size |
105 cc / 6.62 ci |
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OS |
Android 1.6 |
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Battery |
1400 mAh |
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Connectivity1 |
Accelerometer, Dual microphones w/ noise cancellation, Bluetooth |
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Display |
3.1” HVGA, 320 x 480, 65K colors |
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Messaging/Web/Apps |
MO/MT, SMS/MMS, Chrome (HTML) |
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Audio |
AAC, AAC+, QCP, AMR, MP3, MIDI, WMA |
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Video |
Capture/Playback/Streaming, H.263, H.264,WMV, MPEG-4 |
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Camera |
3MP fixed focus, digital zoom |
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Browser |
Android HTML Webkit |
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Memory |
8GB microSD card included, up to 32GB supported |
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Form Factor |
Touch, Full QWERTY slider |
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Antenna |
Internal |
Popularity: 7% [?]
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Posted on 07 November 2009.
Big thanks to Verizon for this one!. Launched November 6th is Andriods first device running OS 2.0. Combined with some google apps makes this phone one you must pick up! Check out the video above and Go Comment!.
Popularity: 15% [?]
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Posted on 20 April 2009.
In the spirit of the upcoming Earth Day, let’s peep the Motorola Renew, available from TMo.
A cute little bar phone, in green and white of course. Can’t have a “green” phone without it being colored green, can you?
The hook is that it has ecologically responsible retail packaging, includes a postage paid recycling envelope. The phone itself is made from recycled water bottles, and the plastic housing is 100% recyclable. Also, the battery life is upwards of 9hrs, so there is less charging time needed for this phone.
This phone also claims to be certified carbonfree through carbonfund.org. Through this Alliance, they will be used to offset the energy to manufacture, distribute and operate the phone by investing in renewable energy sources and reforestation.
The Deets? Meh. Very basic, no camera, no headset jack, but hey, it’s green and it’s cute.
| Camera | No |
| Speakerphone | Yes |
| Bluetooth® | No |
| Text Messaging Capable | Yes |
| Voice-Activated Dialing | No |
| MP3 Player | Yes |
| GPS Capable | No |
| Touch Screen | No |
| QWERTY – Keyboard | No |
| Push to Talk Capable | No |
| Video Recorder | No |
| Cell Phone Style | |
| Phone Style | Candy Bar / Open Face |
| Keyboard Type | 12-Key Numeric |
| Bar | Yes |
| Wireless Card | No |
| Multiple Colors Available | No |
| Swivel | No |
| Cell Phone Specifications | |
| Wireless Card Type | Not Applicable |
| Voice Frequencies | 850/1900 |
| Operating System | Not Applicable |
| Headset Jack Type | N/A |
| Data Frequencies | 850/1900 |
| Antenna Type | Internal |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 4.4 x 1.8 x 0.6 in |
| Weight (w/standard battery) | 3.0 oz |
| External Volume Control | Yes |
| Hearing Aid Compliance | Compatible |
| Language Options | English |
| Vibrating Alert | Yes |
| Camera & Video | |
| Camera Resolution | Not Available |
| Camera Flash | No |
| Video Playback | Yes |
| Personalization & Fun | |
| Ringtones Included | MegaTones |
| Phone Color | Lime Green |
| Snap-on Faceplates or Covers | No |
| Organization & Tools | |
| Alarm Clock | Yes |
| Calculator | Yes |
| Calendar | Yes |
| Phone Book Capacity | Not Available |
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| IR Port | No |
| BREW-Enabled | No |
| Java-Enabled | No |
| Battery Specifications | |
| Type of Battery | Lithium Ion battery |
| Talk Time | Up to 540 mins |
| Standby Time | Up to 432 hrs |
| Network Technology | |
| Technology | GSM 850/900/1800/1900; GPRS |
Popularity: 4% [?]
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Posted on 19 March 2009.
Rumors, leaks and fuzzy pictures have been floating around about the upcoming Samsung handset to be running Android. The handset might pop it’s head up in Q3 of this year. It’s being compared to the HTC Magic, which leads us to believe that it will have a virtual keyboard, and use the 3.5 Qualcomm chipset.
The HTC Magic is expected to drop into the European market in Q2, and HTC has also committed to two more Android based devices for 2009. Motorola is also said to be gearing up for an Android range of handsets too, and we may see these as early as Q2 of this year.
I want to see more Android action. I will be keeping a close eye on these rumors.
Samsung 3.5G Android phone in Q3 claim sources | Android Community
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