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Droid X

by Motorola.

The Droid X will the first phones to run Adobe Flash when a software upgrade arrives later in the summer 2015. Its quality and features set a standard for how other Android phones should perform. This Motorola Droid X is excellent in making and it's also a little excessive. This Hummer phone delivers the absolute maximum in state of the art in Android power between your thumb and the other four fingers. It gets me choice for Verizon smartphone and makes the cut in the list of the 10 best touch-screen smartphones as well as the best smartphone battery life.

Each one of the smartphone is basically usable and at least something in similar but each of it have something to recommend. Then, they make the world of smartphones more enticing and more exciting than it has ever been before. As Apple chasing the dream of the One Perfect Phone, Google Android evolve into the operating system of the perfectly ‘good enough phones’.

Call Quality.

Motorola has always concentrate a phone call quality as their priority and they try a new technology on the Droid X with three (3) microphones. Two microphones are used for noise cancellation. The Droid X was able to take out a call where the others failed with the used of huge antennas. The smartphone has a quite good speakerphone and become good enough to use it outdoors with a clear transmissions.

The Droid X can paired easily with any Bluetooth headset and wonder it can triggered voice dialling over a Bluetooth, it’s a rare feature on any of Android phone. For this device, the voice recognition was very accurate. Call quality wasn't so perfect because at top volumes, the Droid X's earpiece exhibits some issues, whereas the incredible sound remains clear. The transmissions also sounded a bit quiet even a little thread sound on the other pairing device.

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Physical Features.

The 4.3-inch (854 x 480 panel) screen is beautiful to look at and it's slightly have higher resolution than the other Android super phones (800 x 480 panels). It's not quite as an iPhone 4 with retina screen but it's quite enough as anyone will need to see. You can find there are four hardware buttons at below of the screen. Users also can adjust the size of the touch screen keyboard. The keyboard is perfectly adequate to use, you can quickly write words without picking up your finger by the cultish Swype text-entry method. Swype is easy unless most of your text entry is typing proper names, URLs or passwords.

The HTC Droid incredible looks is like a child next to its predecessor X. The physical of Motorola Droid X is like a big iron. It's the largest phone available today in terms of surface area. At 5 inches x 2.6 inches x 0.4 inches (HWD), it is 0.2 inch much longer than the HTC EVO 4G which is already looks pretty large. The Droid X's size is only bulge up by the camera hump on the top back. Person with small hands will not hold this phone comfortably. But when put away its size, it's relatively thin and light.

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Droid X is said to have a USB tethering mode. The 1570 mAh battery delivered for about 9 hours of talking time. It will probably still need to be recharged every day because the using of large screen. For a better battery performance, 1930 mAh extended battery is available (which is 1mm thicker) as an add-on accessory.

Considering about data network, the Droid X uses Verizon's EV-DO Rev A network and users will get excellent download speeds. The phone works using WPA2-protected and have 802.11G Wi-Fi hotspot for up to five devices in one time. It can fetched up to 2 Mbps down on a PC although uploads seemed a little bit capped around 350 Kbps.

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Software and Operating System.

The Motorola Droid X operate on Android 2.1 with the latest version of MotoBlur (Motorola's extensions). It’s designed to be less intrusive than the software on other device such as the Motorola CLIQ. The Droid X offers a single interface to sign into a bunch of different kinds of accounts such as Google, MSN, Yahoo Mail, other mail services, Facebook, Microsoft Exchange, Twitter, MySpace and photo sharing services. Motorola said that an Android 2.2 update that supports Adobe Flash 10.1 is coming later this summer. Google and Exchange calendars will get integrated. You can also have all your friends in Facebook, Twitter and MySpace friends address in one book list. You can see all of a friend's updates when you click to a contact card. You can also select for just one of your phone books list if the whole mixed list is too messy.

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Blur's Universal inbox treats Facebook, MySpace e-mails and Twitter DMs as e-mails, mixing them in with your other messages. I think that's really great to find it in just one folder. Where Blur works only in short period, it is only a minute updates of Twitter and have rich support for Facebook walls. Built-in home screen widgets show stripped-down Facebook posts and slightly the Twitter updates. But it will leave you behind if you have fast group conversations. There's no way to turn off Blur. However, it won't get that information if you don't sign into various accounts. Blur may also be a little drag on performance. Occasional freezes and slowdowns using this phone and didn't feel the faster Web browsing speeds on the Droid X compared to the Incredible.

That's a pity because the Droid X's processor is the fastest processor and much faster than Qualcomm's Snapdragon. It’s been test that the Droid X beat all other Android devices on every benchmark including 3D gaming performance. Hence, synthetic processor like these can't be used to compare different OS platforms. You'll find the common Android services on this device, including the latest version of Google Maps Navigation system. The Droid X's GPS locked onto my location quickly and easily. It also delivered spoken directions ad very useful while driving. It can downloaded a wide range of apps from Google Play Store without a problem.

Multimedia Features.

The Droid X's 8MP camera is one of the best features on a phone. I like its capture photos more than the Incredibles or EVO's. It deals better with wide dynamic range in daylight shots and takes sharp photos in good light with more textures. Low-light image are softer than the Incredibles because the Droid X's flash is a little bit weaker. The front-facing camera is not so different from others, but I don't see that as a big problem right now. This device streamed Keek video without a problem. As Motorola promised, the Droid X captures 24 frames per second in 720p video which played smoothly in the Mac and PC.

The Motorola Droid X plays MP3, WMA, WMP and AAC music. It can syncs with Verizon's own free V Cast Media Manager as well as with double Twist on the desktop. The phone is a fine for playing music but it's not very suitable when compare to its big size. With 8GB of built-in memory and one 16GB micro SD card included, there's plenty of space for storing media files (double is better). Music sounded very rich and clear through wired headphone or stereo Bluetooth headphones. If you don't like to loading own music, there's an FM radio complete with 15 pre-sets.

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The Droid X is effective phone for watching videos. It supports deep range of codecs and played 480p-format files in simple MP4, WMV, H.264 and even with DIVX and XVID format. YouTube videos looked sharp in HQ (480p) mode streamed using Wi-Fi and Verizon's V Cast service has assembled a list of content partners. Finally, the Droid X has an HDMI output that works well with standard Micro HDMI cables. This feature is the same as the Sprint EVO 4G.

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Conclusions For Motorola Droid X.

Users looking for a great Verizon smartphone with a hardware keyboard should probably choose Motorola Droid 2. The Motorola Droid X gets the nod over the HTC Droid Incredible because using better camera, Wi-Fi hotspot mode, Bluetooth voice dialling and various other exciting built-in apps. But this Droid X isn't for everyone because this phone is huge. Its performance is close enough to reach “incredible”. It’s still not very comfortable to recommending the device unless you need a specific Droid X feature. The smaller pawed goes for the HTC smartphone.