The Motorola Droid X, the iPhone 4 “X-Ecutioner”









  1. AnonymousJuly 19, 2010

    oh, please... as jobs said, megapixels aren't everything. and the droid x camera is inferior to the iphone's. as for other things, with all its sexy hardware, the software lags. now, that is not how i envision an iphone x-ecutioner, as you so vividly put it... just read the reviews, people. specs aren't everything!

    and no, i won't be buying a droid, i'll buy the iphone 4 when it becomes available in my country.

  2. lag-->java framework. Userland android is raw cr**.
    Have a HTC dream with android 2.1-->slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow!
    Eagerly waiting for a "fast" 2.2 froyo ROM. You should not provide power for more than 256-512MB of RAM, neither you should provide power for above Ghz processors on a mobile phone.

    droid X *seems* as locked down than an iphone, and that's very very bad from a digital freedom supporter.

  3. Megapixels? Really? What about the sensor size? Transistor density? Spectral response? - Just the megapixels is not the way to measure camera quality. Similarly, digital zoom? What point does that serve?

    I am not saying iPhone is better than droid (or the other way around) but I did not expect you to include ^^ those points as a basis of comparison.

  4. Johnny2BadJuly 21, 2010

    Sounds like you are just another typical fanboy. Nothing really more to say. If Jobs told you his poop was organic pudding, you would eat it up Yum Yum. Read the reviews on Iphone 4 hmm.....the only time I bothered is when it first came out and all everyone was doing was crying that is wasn't working. BTW IPhones are so easy to hack it is ridiculous. [url][/url] Better go get that password set up huh? FAIL

    If the apps are written properly java functions fine. Novice programmers who never wrote any ASM or C have no idea what is really going on when code is compiled. Perhaps you should try advanced task killer or be wary of what apps you are downloading if your battery is draining or phone is slow. Hmm perhaps it could be that Sprint sucks and your phone is always looking for coverage or GPS, or wireless? Master your settings panel. No android based phone has been a real battery sucker since the G1. Memory and frequency are not directly correlated to power consumption. The DroidX seems just as locked down? Ignorance indeed.

    I still have the orginal Moto DROID and I love it. It is quick and responsive, battery goes all day, and it isn't Apple. All is well.

  5. AnonymousJuly 27, 2010

    this phone wont make it verry far and be forgotten in less than half a year since we can expect motorola to bring maybe one update or two to the android system and then its done since they use an encrypted bootloader and firmware what totally locks out the modding scene which make older htc phones like the g1 (dream) still up to date (at least as much as the hardware allows) however where samsung does not provide propper support for their phones also (they did not manage to fix a lag problem on the galaxy s yet that is knowen since release and i dont eaven talk about the i7500) they at least dont completely lock out the comunity so there are modifications available that solve this problem and make this phone running eclair faster than the nexus one runs froyo. sure, there are downsides to the galaxy s like the pen tile display but overall this phone has every potential to kick the iphones ass, dont eaven think about what happens when the official update to froyo arrives.