3 uur gespeeld met de Nexus one phone van @remcovroom die hem uit de USA haalde. Wat een brilliant scherm (800x480), fraaie 5 megapixel camera met flits & goede video (kan geen externe microfoon gebruiken :-(De google phone is bloedje snel met zijn 1 ghz snelheid. Mooi Android 2.1 operating systeem met prima applicaties voor email,

Cali Lewis is een iphone lover. Zij vind de Motorola Droid eindelijk een telefoon die kan concurreren! As you know, the hugely anticipated launch of the Motorola Droid was on Friday. I went to a press event held at a Verizon store to get a hands on with the Droid and some footage to share with you guys. Boring, but I'll take what I can get. Surprise, surprise, Verizon was nice enough to let me hang on to a Droid for two weeks so I'm able to give you a more in-depth review. The Droid runs Android 2.0. Android is an open source mobile operating system, originally developed by, and heavily supported by Google. If you use Google apps like Gmail, Calendar, or Google Voice, having Android is a very good thing. It means those apps are going to run smoothly and you'll get more out of them. More on that in a minute. Verizon has put a lot of effort into their network, and the hope here is that you don't get the amount of dropped calls or inconsistent service a lot of people complain about with AT&T. In my experience with iPhones on AT&T, dropped calls are less of an issue than calls I have to drop because I can't understand the person on the other end of the call or they can't understand me. The Motorola Droid provides vastly better sounding calls than my iPhones. In a perfect world both phones would be available on both networks so I could tell if it's a hardware issue or a network issue. The Motorola Droid has the best screen on any handheld device I've ever seen. It's a 3.7 inch touchscreen with a resolution of 854x480. That's over 400,000 pixels, and you can definitely tell a difference. We're showing you The Droid playing a movie in HD. The Droid screen is brighter and richer and point 2 inches bigger. The downside? No multitouch in the US. It's capable of multitouch, and the GSM version in Europe has multitouch enabled, but we're not allowed here in the US. Instead, you double tap to zoom or use the plus and minus buttons on the screen to zoom in or out. If you've been using an iPhone, you're going to natually want to pinch the screen. The Droid's method of zooming isn't bad. It has nice animation, but precise pinch and zoom is better. The best part about the 5 megapixel camera isn't the additional pixels. What I liked was the software based zoom. I was taking a picture of some Thai soup when I discovered the feature by accident. Just double tap the screen to get up close and personal. You can snap the photo from the screen, or use the physical button on the side of the phone. Just like on a regular camera, hold the button half way down to focus, then click to take your photo. The Droid has both an onscreen keyboard and physical slider keyboard. iPhone users tend to agree with Apple that physical keyboards are overrated and I'm in that camp. However, there is a large market for whom the iPhone is off the table just because it lacks physical keys. No amount of Apple evangelism is going to convince someone who insists on a keyboard that they really don't need it. I say Motorola was smart to zig where Apple zagged. It's important to point out, though, since the keys are flush, there isn't really any tactile difference between the virtual keyboard and the one with real buttons. The biggest advantage of the slider keyboard, whether you think it's necessary or not, is that you can type and enjoy the full screen at the same time. One of my favorite things about the Droid is that it allows you to run up to six applications at once. This is one of the main complaints from power users about the iPhone. Being able to listen to Pandora while browsing the web or tweeting is HUGE for me. I do it on my laptop, and that desire doesn't change just because I'm using a smaller device. Apple doesn't allow that because having six applications all processing data at the same time puts the phone at risk of a crash. I totally get that! However, I'd rather have the choice to take that risk. I mentioned Google apps before, and I want to get back to that. I don't know how many of you are in the same situation as me. I can't use the Mail app on the iPhone or any mail app on any phone because I use Gmail. That wouldn't be .....

A review of the features and apps offered by the new Motorola DROID for Verizon Wireless. The DROID is the first Android 2.0 smartphone on the market, and it comes with a host of new features. Full review: http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=8142

A review of the features and apps offered by the new Motorola DROID for Verizon Wireless. The DROID is the first Android 2.0 smartphone on the market, and it comes with a host of new features. Full review: http://www.mobileburn.com/review.jsp?Id=8142

De eerste spreker is niet uit te houden. De 2e is veel beter The DROID is in our studios! Are you planning on getting Verizon’s new Android phone – the DROID? We have the good and the bad on our Product Spotlight with Rob Almanza. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Testing the video quality of the Motorola Droid after re-compression when uploaded to Vimeo

got one and had to try it more info can be found here http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=370 and if you really, really want to know how it compares to the Canon 5D2 ;), check this clip (shot @ same location) http://www.mikekobal.com/blog/?p=370 If you like what you hear, check out Neal's music: http://nealwilliamsmusic.com/

First video blog ever for patrickgensel.com. this episode i am reviewing two apps for the android mobile platform: first i review i Tweet, a free twitter app that i think even bests the likes of twidroid, and the second app reviewed is My Tracks, a gps route plotting app that features a great deal of data to go with the plotted route, great for anyone who travels or adventures.

My friends know I stood in line to be among the first to get the new Motorola Android handset from Verizon on November 6. Now, a few weeks later, here is my review.

In this review I compare the G2 to the iphone and the blackberry bold. I talk about the differences between Android 1.5 and 1.0. I do a tour of Android including Gmail, Exchange, Browsing, Google maps, navigation, app store and youtube. It takes 15 minutes but then you have a pretty clear honest review of the G2. My opinion: The G2 has a lot of improvement and is now elegant. Android 1.5 is a smashing operating system and will become huge.