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[christonge]

Introducing the Droid XTREME



Another day another leak... this time the Motorola Droid Extreme and it certainly looks the part. Reported to be packing

4.1 inch capacitive screen
8GB internal memory
700MHz OMAP 3630 processor
Android 2.2
9 home screens
No Motoblur
Dedicated camera button
“Very metal”
HDMI out



.....and looking at the sideview it's very thin. Motorola look to be on to a winner with this one.

What do you think? Can they give HTC a run for their money??

Via Droid-life

[squirreleater]

That looks a decent piece of kit!

[ratcom]

looks very sexy

[Shuflie]

Looking thin apart from the bulge on the end. How are you meant to put up shelves with that as a spirit level  

[technaudio]

christonge, on Jun 2 2010, 21:32, said:

Introducing the Droid XTREME


“Very metal”

Like Vivian from The Young Ones...?

[qeosman]

wow..

[HustlinDaily]

Is this the same as Droid X? If so, Got to play with it today. Came away really impressed.

It has a 4.3" screen, 1GHz OMAP processor, Android 2.1 and does have MOTOBLUR but a much cleaner/upgraded version.

The Motorola widgets can be resized using multitouch,  Nice social networking widgets, calendar widgets but does not look as tacky as the old MOTOBLUR did. Overall the device ran really snappy, really smoothly. I think Sense is better, make no mistake about it but this phone has better hardware than any phone with Sense. So overall, yes I think they can give HTC a run for their money.



There is a major downfall (especially here it is a MAJOR downfall). Locked bootloader similar to the Milestone.

[christonge]

HustlinDaily, on Jul 14 2010, 04:55, said:

Is this the same as Droid X? If so, Got to play with it today. Came away really impressed.

It has a 4.3" screen, 1GHz OMAP processor, Android 2.1 and does have MOTOBLUR but a much cleaner/upgraded version.

The Motorola widgets can be resized using multitouch,  Nice social networking widgets, calendar widgets but does not look as tacky as the old MOTOBLUR did. Overall the device ran really snappy, really smoothly. I think Sense is better, make no mistake about it but this phone has better hardware than any phone with Sense. So overall, yes I think they can give HTC a run for their money.
There is a major downfall (especially here it is a MAJOR downfall). Locked bootloader similar to the Milestone.

Yeah it's the same device..

I completely agree with you, it's a very nice device and the build quiality is very solid indeed.. thanks for your mini review ;-)

Chris