Verizon is really sticking to this Bing thing, huh? Amazing.
The only reason I don't care is I know a way to change it will be out likely before its even released.Not amazing, I bet 95% of the people who buy the phone don't know Android phones typically come with Google. And I'm sure Microsoft's paying Verizon all kinds of money for doing this. So lesse, a ton more money for Verizon + customers who mostly don't care/or even know. Sounds like a win win for Verizon.
I'd be interested if it had similar CPU / memory / storage specs as the Droid X, Droid 2, Galaxy X, etc. Too bad. Still, if it gets excellent battery life due to the lower clock speed and what not, it should be a great entry-level Android smartphone.
Personally, I'm hoping someone will make a 3.7 or 4" screen device with minimal bezel, metal construction (like the Droid X), good battery life, and minimal thickness. If such a device was available and performs on par with the Droid X, I'd sell mine and grab it immediately (providing there are no major issues).
Remember this is the second gen snapdragon meant to compete and sometimes best all the devices listed.I'd be interested if it had similar CPU / memory / storage specs as the Droid X, Droid 2, Galaxy X, etc. Too bad. Still, if it gets excellent battery life due to the lower clock speed and what not, it should be a great entry-level Android smartphone.
Personally, I'm hoping someone will make a 3.7 or 4" screen device with minimal bezel, metal construction (like the Droid X), good battery life, and minimal thickness. If such a device was available and performs on par with the Droid X, I'd sell mine and grab it immediately (providing there are no major issues).