If you're the primary line you qualify for an early upgrade once a year.
If you're the primary line you qualify for an early upgrade once a year.
sweet, I'm the only line so I guess that makes me the primary. droid x fuck year.
I'd still go ask the store though if you can use it. Call them up and see.
yeah online if I go to upgrade the line and browse the phones it shows full retail, I'll be near a store tomorrow and will go see
edit: derp, google reveals that if your contract expires this year then you're eligible for the subsidized price, can't find anything outside of that but I'll ask a verizon employee anyways :z
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dro...pps-droid.html post#9
Not from moto; just a forum post. Going to keep me watching to see if its worth upgrading or not. this is one of the reasons the droid sold so well. hoping it is false.Well other that pulling some .apk's the early response from the dev/hacker community is that the Droid X will not be getting root. Motorola has signed the bootloader. No custom ROMs no nothing. So unless Moto screws up or something leaks what you see is what you get on the Droid X. With that said, if true and no root happens on the Droid X, Droid 2 and possibly even the Droid Pro then Motorola will be losing a customer as I will be going to HTC and whatever carrier has the device I want. Truly is a shame.
Looks like I'm getting a free droid x soon. Depending on if my guess is correct. Love this twitter game going on.
went and asked my buddy at his vzw store and I'm not eligible for anything, looks like buying droid x at retail on launch then ebaying my droid
the only promo you may be able to take advantage of is if your contract ends in 2010, then you can upgrade to any smartphone. Personally, I don't understand why people are in such a rush to upgrade their phone on the eve of LTE and 4g. LTE is coming to verizon this year, I would wait and get a phone that can use it
I'll probably ebay my droid x and upgrade again when 4g/LTE drops tbh, I'm just retarded with too much money is all :\
Eh... signed bootloader doesn't make root impossible. Probably someone who likes(or rather, didn't understand totally what he was talking about) to spread unbased rumors.
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As tethering becomes a bigger deal I think carriers are gonna start finding ways to block rooting so they can charge for it (hai Sprint Hotspot). Of course this will probably never work given the the open source nature of Android, but hey.
So this may be the start of seeing that but, a signed bootloader is just going to make things a little harder, it's not even remotely going to stop rooting.
wonder what the droid 2 is going to retail for, looks EXACTLY like the original, minus the dpad on the slideout keyboard; camera is still 5 MP and stuff, too. choice is clear for me on 2 vs X, I almost never use my slideout keyboard on my regular droid anyways.
All things considered, how is the Droid 1 overall? I decided to stay with Dinc, but they're now pushing delivery dates back one week so the X is looking good again. The only thing keeping me wanting to wait for Dinc though are the X being Motorola(had a Q9... worst phone ever) and initial reviews saying it gets slugging at times.
Cnet
The Droid X has a 1GHz TI OMAP processor, and the phone has been quite responsive. It's not quite as lightning-fast as the Droid Incredible, but we were able to open multiple apps with little delay. There were a couple of instances, however, when we returned to the home screen and the background went completely black before returning to normal, so we'll keep an eye out for that as we continue testing.
The Droid X will have better gaming performance obviously, but I'm pretty sure under day to day operation the snapdragon is gonna beat out the omap.
Ability to game is cool and all but idk... does anyone really do so much of it on their phone to need dedicated GPU?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilx_cpGZczM
Thing will definitely be a beast with Froyo
Only games I play on my phone are emulators/Bust-A-Move/Pocket Empires, and none of those care about the GPU.
Edit, that guy needs to kill background apps on his evo before benchmarking, because mine does 7+, and was doing 6.8 or more on stock. Wow, 418 Quadrant, mine is at the 560 range. I think he's trying to make the snapdragon processor (and by extension the Dinc, to make people buy the newer phone) look bad because I've never seen an Evo suck so bad in benchmarks.
I just want to be able to look at the Random Image Thread without any lag from my phone. Sounds like Snapdragon might be better for that.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/10/m...fully-exposed/
the droid original is what I have and it's served me very well and still does, I just want to upgrade and the idea of a decent HDV pocket cam interests me, I was going to get a flip HD but if I can consolidate down to one gadget (just the phone) instead of the flip + my phone, then I'm in. but the droid 2 looks identical to the droid 1, I just don't get it, X should shit all over the droid 2 unless there's some bombshell they're going to announce at the last minute that it supports LTE/4g