Features of the Motorola Droid 2
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The Motorola Droid series of phones has been wildly successful on Verizon since it first launched over two years ago. And though the original Motorola Droid is a more-than-capable phone even in 2010, its success has merited a successor. The Motorola Droid 2 builds on the original Droid's successes and finds a niche among frequent texters and people new to Android devices.
Launched to directly compete with Apple's extremely successful iPhone smart phone, the Motorola Droid has been the highly-successful, keyboard-wielding smart phone of choice on Verizon since its launch over two years ago. Its success has merited a successor in the form of the Motorola Droid 2. The Droid 2 also features a physical keyboard which keeps the phone in a special category of smart phone that maintains its traditional routes. And batteries are made to last long -- an entire day long, in fact.
Despite their widespread use and trendiness, it may surprise you that touch-sensitive are not all that popular among Android users. In fact, in a recent survey, a majority of Android smart phone users said that they preferred to have a physical keyboard in addition to a touch screen one. For avid text messaging users, the original Motorola Droid was the go-to Android device on Verizon; Motorola has decided to build on this success by bundling the follow-up Droid 2 with a similar keyboard. But this new keyboard will surprise a lot of text messaging fanatics: it is far superior to its predecessor and makes texting even easier. The buttons are easier to press and have a more durable feel, resulting in quicker text messaging and more accurate words in the messages that are quickly hammered out to friends and family members.
First-time smart phone users will love the Motorola Droid 2 as well. For many people, the hardest part about switching form a so-called "feature" phone to a smart phone is learning to use a touch screen. With the Motorola Droid 2's improved keyboard, this hurdle is cleared before it is even encountered. Users also get a multi-directional navigation key, just like those found on the standard flip-phones of years past. And accessories make it easy to access features like GPS and the Android car dock without so much as a button-press.
The holster is a thing of the past, with a special new R2-D2 model that skins the phone into a Star Wars robot ready to battle through the day, from application to application, text message to text message, email to email. It is the first such Droid phone for Star Wars fanatics, and makes the perfect addition to any Star Wars geek's collection of memorabilia and merchandise.
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