All posts tagged Droid X
HTC Thunderbolt to be Verizon’s first 4G Smartphone?
Tweet Now this is the phone I want. It’s purportedly the HTC 4G “Thunderbolt” that Verizon will show off at CES next week, according to a nice scooper in Droid Life. The piece carried 12 photos of the new device, …
The Smartphone Buyer’s Upgrade Dilemma
If you're eligible for your mobile smartphone upgrade right now, it's a tough time to make a move. And it might be better to wait. I am a Verizon
To 4G or not to 4G
For now, my 4G decision is easy because Verizon has already made it for me. It's way too expensive and I have to wait because the service in
Droid 2 Marginally Improves on Original Droid
The Droid is the fourth Android-based smartphone from I've had the chance to test out during the past 10 months and I must say, there's a certain sameness
Flicker Afflicts Some Droid X displays
I knew there was another reason I liked Droid Incredible better Droid X Android-based smartphone. The "flicker and banding" problems with Droid X displays story broke yesterday
Review: Droid X versus Droid Incredible (psst…slight edge to the latter)
What difference does an ounce make? When it comes to smartphones, a lot. The Droid X made by Motorola and sold by Verizon Wireless is lot of smart phone
Pent up iPhone inside Verizon Wireless Tech Support
By now, everyone and their mother has heard about the Bloomberg story yesterday that Verizon will get the iPhone by early next year. We've heard this before. Here's
Droid X Debuts, Verizon Continues Smartphone Blitz
Verizon, which offers more Smartphones or cell phones for that matter, added the Droid X to its expanding stable of hot Android phones. [Follow me on Twitter.] [caption










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