Pre-Orders Motorola & Verizon Reveal Droid X2
Last Updated on Thursday, 19 May 2011 12:06 Written by admin Thursday, 19 May 2011 12:04
After months of speculation, Verizon and Motorola finally put an end to the rumors, officially announcing the Droid X2 for May 26, with pre-orders starting May 19.
Droid X2 will start out with the (now quite outdated) Android 2.2, but it will be upgradeable to version 2.3. It features a dual-core 1 GHz CPU, a 4.3-inch scratch-resistant, anti-reflective qHD display and an 8-megapixel camera with autofocus and HD video recording ability.
The phone also features HDMI and Wi-Fi connectivity as well as Mobile Hotspot, which enables you to share your 3G connection with up to five Wi-Fi-capable devices.
Droid X2 will cost $199 with a new two-year customer agreement.
Learn MoreDroid Incredible 2 hit Verizon on April 28 for $199
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 April 2011 08:25 Written by admin Tuesday, 26 April 2011 03:48
The Droid Incredible gets a sequel, but it’s nearly the same as the original. Today, HTC and Verizon announced how the Droid Incredible 2 is going to be available on April twenty-eight for $199. 99, having a two-year contract. However, those people who are holding out for the brand new phone, you might too get the original. The Incredible 2 seems to be pretty much the exact same phone, with a facelift.
Like its hit phone this past year, the Incredible 2 includes a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 512MB associated with RAM, 8MP rear digital camera, and runs on Google android 2. 2. There really are a few upgrades: the screen is continuing to grow from 3. 7 in order to 4. 0 inches, it’s a 1. 3MP front-facing digital camera, its camera can much better detect faces, it can operate like a mobile hotspot for approximately five Wi-Fi devices, it has GSM built into it in addition to CDMA so it should work should you leave the USA, also it can capture 720p movie and share using DLNA. Additionally, it has integrated sound cancelling technology for better calls and “SRS WOWHD” encompass sound.
The lack of the spec upgrade is unsatisfactory, especially considering it will cost just like a Droid Incredible whenever it launches, but it’s sad that phones continue to be being released with Google android 2. 2. Android two. 3 has been away since Christmas. Unfortunately, to upgrade into it, HTC has to update its UX, called HTC Feeling, which takes quite a little bit of time.
We’re also wondering what happened towards the red detailing. Like a vintage car, opening up the unique Droid Incredible showed an enjoyable red finish inside. This new device additionally lacks the HTC scrolling button which was on the original.
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