WHOOHOO! Froyo Android 2.2 is here for those of you who have a rooted Droid X! The steps are pretty simple and the devs got Froyo zipped into a single update.zip file so it’s really easy to install.
There’s also a custom recovery you can install to backup your current Droid X 2.1, so you can revert back to it anytime.
First, you will need a rooted Droid X. you need a Droid X.
If you have want a rooted Froyo on the Droid X, follow steps here.
(Optional) If you want
One of our readers asked me today if it’s possible to get a new Droid 2 or Droid Incredible and switch it back and forth from his Droid X.
Let me tell you that it IS possible even though Verizon doesn’t use SIM cards.
Verizon is based on CDMA, meaning it uses ESN numbers, which you can switch to another phone without signing up for a new 2 year contract online at VerizonWireless.com.
However, if you haven’t gotten your Droid X rebate YET, DON’T SWITCH as you will lose your rebate. Part of the rebate conditions are that your ESN number on the Dro
The Droid X devs have been working hard and what we have here is the first screenshot of a Droid X Clockwork Recovery, which allows you to flash custom ROMs, backup ROMs, and a whole lot more.
This is good news for the Droid X community and users who have been waiting for this to happen. And yes, Android 3.0 isn’t too far away either. With a Droid X custom recovery, Droid X users should be able to get the best of the latest Android.
Oh boy, I can’t wait to see what h
I will have further updates on this topic, Droid 2 versus Droid X but let me give you an insight since I have gotten hands on with the Droid 2 since yesterday.
First of all, the Droid 2 doesn’t seem like its smaller than the Droid X because of its bulkiness. Droid X actually feels lighter in my hands and also it’s thinner, making it for easier fit in my jean pockets.
Of course, some people might prefer the width of Droid 2 versus the tallness of the Droid X but for me, Droid X just feels better in my pockets.
The QWERTY keyboard is definitely the number o
Yup, I got myself a new Droid 2, it’s exactly like Droid X with Froyo, without the HDMI and 4.3-inch screen, and with a QWERTY keyboard. I think for business users who have trouble with touchscreen devices, Droid 2 could be a good choice.
Also, there’s many apps out there for developers (like me) who need a physical keyboard at times.
Anyways, I’ve written up my initial thoughts on the new Motorola Droid 2 at Zedomax.com.
Read the full review of Droid 2 at Zedo
Too early for upgrade on your Droid X only after a month of use? Probably but that’s no problem, you can still enjoy Droid 2 wallpaper before most people get their hands on the phone tomorrow.
Droid 2 has been officially launched online today, I have already placed an order for the new Droid 2. (I know, I know, Droid X is still better because of its larger screen.)
For those of you Droid-addicts like me who need to get hands-on every Droid that Verizon/Motorola comes out with, here’s some Droid 2 news for you to enjoy:
For those of you who want to edit/clip videos you took with the Droid X, Ann shows us how to do it. This isn’t full video editing by any means but then again you’d probably want to never edit videos on your phone anyways other than clipping it.
Birdman, the same guy who rooted Droid X, has finally figured out how to boot a custom recovery on his Droid X.
What does this mean?
Basically it opens up a whole new door of custom ROMs on the Droid X.
Of course, it’s going to take some time before it’s easy to install and use but in the meanwhile, let us all cheer for this wonderful work by Birdman, WHOOHOO!
Using a hack discovered by the folks who’ve done all the work on the Milestone, birdman has booted a custom recovery on his handset. The process is labor-intensive and dangerous if youR
