For those of you who want to change “This Phone Belongs to…” screen on the Droid X, here’s how to do it:
Open the launch menu and go to the Antivirus app. At the apps home screen press the menu touch button.
Then go Settings->Remote Management->Lost Message (you have to enable the lost message 1st though)> Text Before
Then enter your name.
Thanks to user bull6599 at Droid X Forum!
For those of you who can’t decide between Droid Incredible and a Droid X, here’s a review video by CNet showing you which phone is better. Personally, I think they are both great phones and I think it’s really up to the user to decide whether they need a larger 4.3″ screen or 3.7″ screen.
Also, don’t forget that Droid 2 is coming out, which wil
For those of you who have been waiting to save a bit more on the new Motorola Droid X, Amazon has it listed for just $179.99 with a new service plan. Of course, don’t forget that you can also get 1 year contract for a bit more at Verizon’s site.
For those of you who want to play Quake 3 on your Droid X, now you can, thanks to devs at XDA Developers.
The current version is a Quake 3 demo version that you can always upgrade by
Motorola has made an official statement on their forums that Droid X Froyo Android 2.2 update will be coming early September.
What can you expect with the Droid X Froyo update?
Your Droid X will run even faster, like 3-7 times faster and it will be really like putting a whole new software. (Well, actually it IS a new software!)
Compared to other smartphones, a lot of people have been pointing out that Android OS is “fragmented” but then again, you do get the advantage of getting major software updates and make your phone 3-7 times faster, don’t you?
Apparently, someone has managed to get a Froyo Android 2.2 running on their Droid X. This should be readily available soon for anyone who’s willing to root their Droid X and install custom ROMs.
Of course, I advise you to wait until Motorola rolls out official Froyo for everyone, which will be coming soon perhaps in 2-3 weeks.
