Motorola Droid SIM-Free Is On Sale (USA)
Motorola milestone aka motorola droid will be the first android phone which is using Android 2.0 (codenamed Eclair), while the existing android phones today is based on Google Droid Android 1.6 (codenamed Donuts). Motorola Milestone Droid will be offered in SIM-free system and now is available for order.
An online pre-order of this mobiles is charged for £450 plus £6.60 shipping (USA – http://www.expansys.com/milestone), and 9th December will be the first shipping day. A special feature for satellite navigation is added via Motorola’s sat-nav (motonav).
As written in previous article, motorola milestone droid is designed in a full sliding qwerty key which featuring 5-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and having 3.7 inch wide touchscreen.
Motorola Milestone Droid Phone is Out Now
The Motorola Droid will be called the Milestone in Europe. The Droid is exciting techheads’ trousers in the US as one of the first handsets to be specifically designed for Android 2.0. The headline-grabbing feature of Google’s next mobile OS update is turn-by-turn sat-nav.
Motorola Mileston Droid Phone
The official Milestone page, however, notes that Google Maps and Motonav are network-dependent features and may not be available in certain areas. We’ve contacted Motorola, but the company is yet to let us know whether the UK will miss out on the sat-nav. We think it’s unlikely: such an ommission would turn this Milestone into a millstone pretty sharpish.
Verizon Droid Does
Verizon recently aired a Droid Does commercial during the Yankees-Angels game on Saturday. This commercial does a good job of making the iPhone look bad. I really liked this commercial, and I hope that the Droid Does commercial pushes Apple to improve their iPhone and make it more open! Obviously Verizon hasn’t heard of jailbroken iPhones, because if they did then they would know that we can already get most of the features by jailbreaking. You can watch the Droid Does commercial below.
I am kind of disappointed about this commercial because it means that the iPhone will not be coming to Verizon any time soon. I do look forward to seeing what Verizon comes out with. Anyone else excited about the Verizon Droid? It really does have the potential to be an iPhone killer, especially since it’s being launched on one of America’s most reliable network.
