I’ve Bought Myself A DROID X. And I Don’t Know Why.

See, I’ve gotten myself a DROID X from AmazonWireless, for one penny on a 2-year agreement. According to Amazon, it should be on its way next week without issue (it’d better). And honestly, I don’t know why I did it. You could argue it’s “slow news day” and I have nothing to post (which in fact, is absolutely true) but I think it may just be because I wanted a beast of an Android device.
Only for it to become superseded in a matter of weeks.
At least Gingerbread should be coming on it soon — hopefully. I’ll be posting an unboxing and review when it gets here.
And then laugh at my Motorola contact who’s never been able to loan me one for review.




The Motorola CHARM, which was fondled with through leaked photos, is now official. With a Blackberry look of sorts, the CHARM is running Android 2.1 with MOTOBLUR, a 2.8-inch QVGA screen, has a 3 megapixel camera, the famous BACKTRACK pad used on the Backflip from AT&T, 2 microphones for better call quality, and a 2GB microSD card bundled. According to Moto, it’ll be available “this summer” on T-Mobile. Press release after the jump.
The Motorola DROID X is no wimp, that’s for sure. A 1GHz Snapdragon, 4.3-inch WVGA multitouch screen (with multitouch keyboard), Android 2.1 with a pleasant version of MOTOBLUR, 8 megapixel camera for 720p shootin’, and finally Android 2.2 in the works.So it comes as no surprise that BestBuy has outed its usual “no mail-in rebate crap” deal with the DROID X. For $200 (with taxes and excuses like that) on a 2-year Verizon contract you can pre-order the big X now, without any of those pesky “mail-in rebates”. Pfft.





