NEWS: Verizon's Droid X: Everything There Is To Know
in [Wireless Internet]
|
Prev: NEWS: FCC moves to gain more authority over broadband service
Next: NEWS: Cheap Smartphones Will Help Android Overtake the IPhone
From: John Navas on 17 Jun 2010 23:09 Verizon confirmed the existence of a new Motorola-made Android phone called the Droid X on Thursday. A newly launched section of Verizon's Web site teases the device, showing an image of the phone along with the caption: "The Next Generation of Does: Droid Does." Verizon's site says the Droid X has a 4.3-inch display, HDMI output, and the ability to capture 720-pixel video. (The site originally said "720p screen" but was later changed, presumably as a clarification, to say "captures 720p.") The new info falls in line with a Verizon Wireless media event scheduled for next Wednesday, June 23 -- yes, the day before that other high-profile smartphone will be released. Executives from Verizon, Google, Motorola, and Adobe are all slated to speak at the invitation-only affair, entitled "Unleashing the Next Generation of Droid." Officially, that's all we know. Unofficially, there's a whole other world of information. Verizon's Droid X: The Rumors MORE: <http://www.pcworld.com/article/199177/verizons_droid_x_everything_there_is_to_know.html> |