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Motorola Droid X review: bigger, badder, better

24.06.10

The Motorola Droid X is the fourth “Droid” branded phone on Verizon Wireless , and Motorola’s eleventh (!) Google Android-based smartphone.

The stratagem has big shoes to fill: with an esteemed lineage that includes the inventive Motorola Droid (then the “best Android smartphone to dated”) and the HTC Droid Incredible (again, then the “most excellently Android smartphone to date”), the Droid X carries a moniker that has, in precisely two years’ time, come to evidence the best and most powerful of smartphones.

There are three smartphone gunslingers in the versatile industry: Apple, HTC and Motorola. (Sorry, Palm.) With the Droid X, Motorola reasserts itself at the top of the ambulatory food chain. (More on this later.) Though the U.S.-only phone’s bearer, Verizon Wireless, has done a lot of trash talking about the Apple iPhone and its except for carrier, AT&T, the Droid X is perhaps most notable for leapfrogging, once again, inter-congress rival HTC.