The Droid X from Verizon has been officially announced. The first phone with native Froyo Android 2.2 support, the Verizon Droid X also features a host of other gizmos, gadgets and programs that should prove useful. rumors that this phone may, as well as anything else, may really make phone calls!
Verizon Droid X in raw numbers
There are a huge number of numbers attached to the Verizon Droid X. The 1 GHz processor chip will run just about any program you are able to throw at it. At 16 GB, the memory card can store hundreds of songs, thousands of pictures, or several movies. The battery will reportedly last through eight full hours of talk time. You can use the 3G connection as a mobile hotspot, if you’re willing to pay for the 3G hotspot connection. The 4.3 inch touchscreen has multi-touch input. The built in video and photo camera has 720P recording, playback, and high-definition. Last but not least, the device will run on the newest Android operating system, which will include Flash 10.1 within the “late summer,” possibly by the July 15 release date.
Projects you can finish with the Droid X
Smartphones are attractive because you are able to do so many things with them. Because Verizon Wireless has not announced a data-limited pricing plan like AT and T, it is being marketed as the “better iPhone” or “anti-iPhone”. The marketing campaign for the Verizon Droid X is the phone could be a “mobile media center inside your pocket.” The numbers of the Droid X phone seem to say that the phone might just be capable of doing just that. App developers are adding new programs to the Verizon store on a daily basis, and also the functionality of the phone is quickly expanding.
Projects with Droid X
In short, coupled with Google Voice functionality, the Verizon Droid X may well reduce your cell phone bills — and enhance productivity. This all comes with a heavy outlay though — $ 200 with a two year contract, including a $ 30-a-month add-on data package.
