For those of you who like to discuss Droid X with others, we’ve made a new Droid X Forum, right here on DroidX.net. We are still in beta stages for the forum but you are welcome to register and join the conversation as we go along.
We hope you enjoy the new Droid X forum!
In recent news of iPhone 4 launch, Apple is having rather tough time dealing with their newest hardware flaw that drops calls when users hold the iPhone 4 the “wrong” way.
And in other news, Droid X maybe indeed replacing the Droid Incredible.
All this means is that there might be more users opting out for the better alternative, D
Folks over at AndroidCentral have done a great benchmarking test showing the differences between the new Droid X, Evo 4G, and the Nexus One.
The Droid X and Evo 4G both run Android 2.1 while the Nexus One is running the newest Android 2.2 Froyo, which provides a big boost in the phone’s performance.
The Droid X and Evo 4G were about the same where Droid X edges out
Gaming on the Droid X proves to be pretty flawless and smooth. Although I will have further personal comparison test between the Evo 4G and Droid X, you can enjoy a short review done by folks at AndroidCentral:
Games. Fast, smooth, immersive games. And in our demonstration at the Motorola event in New York, that’s exactly what we saw. Don’t worry so much about specs, just know this: That 1GHz processor and dedicated GPU scream. It’s fast. Real fast.
For those of you who have bought the Droid earlier this year and want to seriously upgrade to the Droid X, you can with addition of 2 more years on your contract. This isn’t too bad of an offer since at least you can get a new phone without breaking your bank.
Also, for people who’s contracts are ending December 31st 2010 or earlier, you are eligible for free upgrade.
Promotional Details: Each eligible Mobile Telephone Number (MTN) can upgrade only once during the promotional period Upon taking advantage of the promotion, the MTN will not be eligible to u
For those of you who have dissected your Droid X, here’s a video I took showing how to assemble it back into working fashion.
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UPDATE: The Assembly guide for the dissected Droid X is now available as a YouTube video!
UPDATE: Also see
