Please note that you can also get a Droid Incredible review if you’re looking for one. Droid X has a 4.3″ screen with a 854×480 resolution, which is similar to the EVO 4G and makes it the largest smartphone currently available (5″ tall). Sure, the iPhone 4 boasts a higher pixel density, but the mammoth screen of the Droid X more than makes up for the lack of a few pixels here and there.
Motorola also decided to go bigger by including an 8-megapixel camera along with dual LED flash that can take reasonably clean images and records video in 720p. Motorola integrated DLNA and HDMI support for the purpose of streaming media to your high definition TV or other device.
The 1GHz TI OMAP is the processor found inside the Motorola Droid X, a processor so fast that it maximizes the good quality of user experience. Also impressive is the memory available. The Droid X comes with 24GB of internal storage: 8GB on board and a 16GB removable micro SD card.
Unlike the original Droid, Motorola opted against adding a physical keyboard to the Droid X. It was a sensible choice given that even though the mobile phone is big, it is somewhat slim when compared with its all round size. An actual keyboard would’ve most likely made a device already challenging to stuff into a pocket even more complicated. Nevertheless, using the bigger screen, the on-screen keyboard is easy to type with and Motorola attentively included a Swype keyboard for those who are not pleased with the stock Android keyboard.
You don’t have access to the internet on your laptop? No problem! You can use your Droid X as a 3G hotspot to get a connection to the web from your other wireless devices. This is so easy to establish a connection that anybody could do it, and the connection speed is more than decent.
There are so many smartphones that look superior on the cover but don’t deliver when it comes to technical functionnalities. Droid X is a very very good all-around phone and you can be sure you won’t be disappointed.
