“6. Droid X first impressions: nice hardware, Motorola The
well-hyped Droid X smartphone officially launched today on Verizon.
Verizon claims that “hundreds” of people lined up at some Verizon
Wireless corporate retail stores to be the first to buy the
Android-based handset. Droid X day one has also seen a bit of
controversy due to an alleged lockdown of ROM hacking by
Motorola.
More @ ArsTechnica“7. Apple’s Answer to User Gripes: A Giveaway In his attempts to
appease critics who say that the iPhone 4’s poor antenna location
makes it more likely to drop calls than other mobile devices, Apple
CEO Steve Jobs said the company would give free rubber bumper cases
to all iPhone 4 users or would give iPhone 4 users full refunds if
they weren’t happy with the device.
More @ PCWorld”
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