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  • I hope this application could also be played in HTC Sense one of these days.

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  • The Verizon System version number is the same as the update Verizon pushed a few days after the release of the Droid X. I definitely want to see the benchmarks on this build. My guess is that it was a mistake by moto when they shipped it.

  • The Verizon System version number is the same as the update Verizon pushed a few days after the release of the Droid X. When Froyo is released, Verizon will also release a new System version.

  • The window will be blank until you run an app that requests root access. Install wifi tether from the market and run it. Click allow in the dialog, stop tethering, click allow, then open the superuser app. Wifi tether will then be listed there. The superuser app is simply a last of applications you’ve allowed root access to.

  • it's awesome, its made me realize how annoying flash ads are. They are already annoying on desktops but since they only cover a corner of your screen and they can be blocked with browser add-ons, they are not such a big deal

  • Just got my Android update last night from Verizon on Droid X… but it wasnt Android 2.2… it was 2.3!!!! Worth the wait 🙂

  • i have a droid x and i want a launcher like the nexus one has or the droid 1 with froyo launcher. im tired of the arrow in the bubble honestly and its slow sometimes unlike the nexus one's launcher

  • Has anyone else had major problems with their Droid X stalling when you wake it up from sleep? I'm on a waiting list where I bought it (2 weeks and going) for a replacement because mine is so horribly slow, and god only knows when they'll get more in. I am always having to reset it (put it to sleep and then wake it up again) to de-lag it when I'm using it. Just curious if the community here has run into it and found an easy fix for it. I've disabled just about everything I can think of on the phone and it's still doing it. =( Very disappointing because it's my first experience with an Android phone.

    • And just to help out if anyone has suggestions – I have tried re-seating the battery, doing a full reset on the phone, and I'm actively using ATK to shut off apps still running.

      • it happens to me once in a while, especially when i reboot. just make sure you dont have too many widgets/apps that use internet constantly (like weather apps or other kinds of widgets that take up space).

      • get rid of ATK. it conflicts with the X's built-in task killer. go into running services and kill off any apps that are hogging memory. also set social networking sync to a higher amount of time, like 1 hour.

  • the guy in the video, smackin his lips or whatever, makes me want to punch myself in the face

  • I'm still trying to figure out why it says “Android Version” instead of “Firmware Version”.

  • You guys really seem to have yet to figure out an edit to the build.prop will make the system info show anything you want.

  • I definitely want to see the benchmarks on this build. My guess is that it was a mistake by moto when they shipped it.

    Anyone else getting an X in the next couple days? Let us know if you have 2.2!

  • Knowing that Froyo is just around the corner for the DX I am not so sure that Verizon is holding back on it just to sell a butt load of D2's. Both phones will appeal to different consumers. The very fact that
    Verizon will launch the D2 within a few short weeks of the DX is proof enough that they (Verizon) aren't worried about the phones competing. I think Verizon has swung a lot of opinions out there positively towards the network and their devices and I'm sure a lot of new Verizon customers are the results. I don't think they want to slow down that kind of momentum just yet by holding back Froyo for any of their Android devices. k
    Keep the customers happy and they will stay long long time.

  • You're absolutely right about the DX getting Froyo. I highly doubt Verizon *isn't* prepared to push 2.2 to the DX, but it makes very little business sense to do so. I thought about this a couple of weeks ago when the “early August” rumors came out for the DX/Froyo update. It just wouldn't make sense for them to do it before the Droid 2 was released, seeing as the DX is a more powerful phone with arguably better features (depending on your physical keyboard preference I suppose). They've created demand for the new Android phones by selling out of the DX when they said they'd be prepared. “Oh wow! They said they'd be prepared and they still sold out, this is a must-have item I guess!” I'm sure the casual consumer will look at this scenario and flood Verizon with orders for the D2 so they don't have to wait to get their hands on a Droid or Froyo. Whether this is intentional or not (10 to 1 it IS), it's pretty brilliant and should work out well for Verizon/Moto/Google.

    • It may increase the D2 sales, but it will also piss a lot of people off.Why appear like you think your customers are idiots and don't see what you are doing.I wonder if they have a set number of D2's to sell before releasing Froyo to DX or a certain amount of time to pass.

  • at this rate yes it will be the first device being the droid1 isnt getting it today or this week

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