Can you believe its been almost 6 months since Verizon Wireless launched The Motorola Droid?
Some would have thought the Motorola Droid usage would have dropped since so many Android Phones have been released. Even if we consider phones that haven't been released that users are waiting for. The A855 is standing Strong as number one of all the Droids.
Not only does the Superphone have the most traffic it is the most consistent. The Verizon Droid has climbed to about %32 of all Android OS traffic through Admob since the end of November 2009. The next closest competitor was the HTC Hero which was released 2 months prior in September 2009. The Hero has consistently claimed 20% off traffic from the category from the time it launched.

We can always assume that statistics are just that a stat. A peek into what is happening, but other metrics are at play. Still Apple iPad, iPhone and Touch claim most of the overall traffic, but the Android OS has served more ads than Iphone. This stat isn't necessarily accurate because Apple Advertises the App Store, iTunes and other advertising on The iPhone.

AdMob says "the Metrics Report is a snapshot of the traffic flowing through the AdMob network. As with any source of data, it is should be interpreted with the methodology and context in mind."
The Motorola Droid Mobile Phone has taken a big foothold on the Cell Phone and Smartphone World no matter what the metrics. We only posted this information for users to get a idea of what is happening. The AdMod Report is lengthy and we only posted little bits of it. That being said we can see the phone is strong and probably continue to be. Source: AdMob
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This is just a quick Droid Phone Review for now. We have lots of information to digest and video's to make.
I absolutely love the Droid Cell Phone! As far as function and capabilities the Droid is hands down the best I have seen in some time.
Like any new piece of technology it has a learning curve. Not bad though. I'm more of a developer and don't do texting, but I found the Android Keyboard easy after a few tweets. I particularly like the virtual keyboards.

As far as the connection and page load speed the Droid blows all other phones away including the iPhone. Where I live anyway. Once I was use to the menu and controls I found myself whipping through pages and navigating very easily.

One thing that really stands out is the capabilities of The Droid Cell Phone. Just in maps a user can tap on a location and the full power of Google is behind them. There are just to many function to go over the first day of having this powerful tool.

In short The droid can definitely benefit any user. It is easy to use and leverages the power of Google which is very impressive.

Enjoy the UN-Boxing and stay tunes for a series of how to use The Droid Videos. We will also be reviewing the top Droid Phone Applications and capabilities.

Motorola even is very smart or someone messed up. For a short period of time A page on the Motorola Website was live showing all the Droids features.
The Droid has created a much needed buzz for technology.


Is this Video real? We have no idea, but it helps with creating hype for the Droid Cell Phones.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vd7SglA91A

Google Android 2.0 (Eclair)
CDMA 1X 800/1900, EVDO Rev. A
Sliding QWERTY form factor
5 megapixel camera with image stabilization, 4X digital zoom, dual LED flash, auto-focus
Video capture/playback capability: DVD quality up to 24 fps; D1 (720×480) resolution
Music player
Formats: AAC, H.263, H.264, MP3, MPEG-4, WAV, WMA, eAAC+, AMR WB, MIDI, AMR NB, AAC+, streaming audio and video
Battery life: up to 385 minutes continuous usage. 1400 mAh Li-ion; up to 270 hours standby
E-mail: IMAP, POP3, Exchange
MMS, SMS, IM incl. Google Talk
Predictive text
Image formats: BMP, PNG, GIF, JPEG
Standard voice mail; Verizon Visual Voicemail capable
Stereo Bluetooth v2.1+EDR
Sync with: MS Exchange, Gmail, corp. calendar (Exchange ‘03 and ‘07), Google Cal
802.11 b/g Wi-Fi
microUSB connector (USB 2.0)
aGPS, sGPS
Webkit HTML5 web browser; Flash 10 available 2010
3.5mm headset jack
Caller ID, picture ID, ringer ID
speakerphone
speech recognition, voice dialing
auto-answer, auto-redial, conference calling, emergency dial, on hold call, speed dial, vibration
dual microphone noise reduction
Unified contact list/phonebook (Gmail, Exchange, Facebook)
Google services: Android Market, Gmail, Calendar, Contact, Maps + Street View, Search, Voice Search, Talk, Turn-by-turn directions, YouTube
QuickOffice Document Viewer
Amazon MP3 Store, Facebook
Backlit TFT 3.7-inch WVGA (480×854) 16:9 widescreen display (267 PPI)
Dedicated keys for volume, camera, back, search, menu, home, lock
Haptic feedback
Ambient and proximity light sensors
Virtual keyboard
Voice commands
Ringtones, wallpapers
Weight: 6.0 oz.
2.4 in. wide by 4.6 in. tall by 0.5 in. thick
Color: “Licorice with brown sugar accents”
Internal antenna
Accelerometer
550MHz processor
16GB microSD removable storage pre-installed; up to 32GB
Calculator
Alarm clock
Flight mode