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If you love Android phones, then the Verizon Droid X is for you. The first phone to support Android 2.2, Droid X can have a host of new features. Some reports also suggest the Verizon Droid X might just make phone calls!


Source for this article: Verizon Droid X - Features, price, release and Flash announced


Verizon’s numbers of the Droid X

The Verizon Droid X includes a dizzying array of numbers and statistics attached to it. The processor is a 1 GHz chip - fast enough to run anything except high-end image editing programs. The 16 GB memory, expandable to 40 GB, is enough to store about 5,000 of the 8-megapixel camera's photos. The full battery should last eight hours or more on talk time. With the right data plan, you can even turn the Droid X into a mobile hotspot. The multi-touch interface is contained in the 4.3 inch rectangle screen. The built in video and photo camera has 720P recording, playback, and high-definition. Last but not least, the device will run on the newest Android operating system, which will include Flash 10.1 in the "late summer," possibly by the July 15 release date.



Projects you are able to finish with the Droid X

Smartphones are attractive because you can do so numerous things with them. Verizon doesn't throttle data or have a data-limiting plan, so Verizon is marketing the Droid X as the “anti-iPhone”. Verizon’s Droid X is intended to be built as a “mobile media center with your pocket." Judging by the raw numbers alone, it seems like that might just be the case. The app store for the Verizon Droid X contains hundreds of thousands of apps.



The functionality day-to-day

The Droid X could well decrease your daily cell phone bill and increase your productivity. This all comes with a heavy outlay though -- $ 200 with a two year contract, including a $ 30-a-month add-on data package.