Some lucky consumers at a NY City Verizon Store got a preview of The Motorola Droid X Cell Phone.
Not surprisingly all the reactions where very positive. The responses are all very genuine as well. Nothing like a grabbing someone of the street and handing them the best new phone of 2010 and then taking it away. I would ask for one for being in the video. Lol.

Oprah Winfrey gets a app. Now Oprah lovers can access her content from their Mobile devices. Oprah Mobile App now available for iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Palm phones.
Oprah Mobile app features allow users to:
View a weekly calendar of what's airing on The Oprah Winfrey Show.
Receive alerts and notifications about the availability of reservations for The Oprah Winfrey Show
Watch video highlights from The Oprah Winfrey Show, including backstage interviews with your favorite guests
Find out what time and channel The Oprah Winfrey Show is on in your current location in the United States
Gain access the latest articles and features from Oprah.com and O, The Oprah Magazine
Listen to audio clips from Oprah Radio, including Gayle King, Dr. Laura Berman, Dr. Mehmet Oz
Search the Oprah Mobile site by your favorite experts, guests and contributors, including Peter Walsh, Deepak Chopra and others
Take Oprah's latest polls and see how other users are voting in your city and state
Socialize with friends and share your favorite items via email, Facebook and Twitter
Sign the pledge to make your car a No Phone Zone
Customize the Oprah App menu to keep your favorite sections within easy reach

The New York Times and other news agencies have been debating charging for content for some time now. Many publications do charge for content now. Oprah seams to have come up with her own take on providing content to users with this app. $1.99 gets users all they need while on the go.
The navigation and the amount of content is well worth the two bucks if your a Oprah Winfrey fan or keeping up with the No Phone Zone Campaign.
Oprah Winfrey has become Ameria's most trusted celebrity bar none. She has been around for so long that people use what she says as gosbil. She go's out of her way to be authoritative and trusted. The Oprah App for Droid has the same authority built in. The content is direct from the Oprah Website with mobile specific content produced by Oprah Mobile App. Download it in the Android Market Palace by searching "Oprah Mobile"

"Incredible's multitasking Android operating system is a breeze to learn"

"While it would be a stretch for me to call any phone incredible, this one certainly can hold its own against the iPhone, and other devices."

These quotes say loads for the Verizon Wireless Smartphone as the traditional mainstream publications are only now learning of Android.
The Herald has had some issues with staying in business over the last couple years, as most traditional publishers have. They are new to getting their content to the web. We hope they have success.
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The times review is typical of most general news publications. They mention some great things but then pick at issues that are old news. The lack of Flash 10.1 and the missing keyboard, but help publicize technology to the masses. We fully expect to see a large group of users moving from AT&T iPhone to the Android Platform as SmartPhone Users learn about the advantages of the OS. Now that Adobe has given up on Flash for iPhone that issue will be gone very soon. We hope.

Verizon Wireless, provider of the nation’s largest and most reliable 3G network, has been ranked highest in customer care among wireless phone service providers in J.D. Power and Associates’ 2010 Wireless Customer Care Performance Study(SM) – Volume 1, released 02/04/2010.

Based on responses from more than 9,600 wireless subscribers who contacted their wireless service providers by phone, in stores or online last year and were surveyed by J. D. Power and Associates between July and December of 2009, Verizon Wireless continued to perform as an industry leader with an overall satisfaction score of 753, 14 points above the overall industry average. Verizon Wireless’ score included former Alltel customers in retained markets.

Verizon Wireless regularly enhances and expands its customer service capabilities to serve its growing customer base:

By Phone – Verizon Wireless recently introduced an after-call survey to provide fast, direct feedback from more customers to help the company further improve the customer experience.

In Stores – Verizon Wireless continues to roll out its evolutionary design in new and existing company-owned and -operated Communications Stores, offering shoppers a high-tech, hands-on experience with wireless voice, data, music and video services.

Online – Verizon Wireless customers can manage their accounts online using My Verizon, the company’s online account management and customer service tool. My Verizon provides customers with 24/7 online access to all their billing, payment and account-related information and offers customers the ability to view and pay bills online through the company’s Green Bill, check account balances, change addresses, track airtime usage, analyze monthly spending trends or change account features.

Laptop Magazine tested and reviewed the A8555 Moto Droid in the January 2010 issue. They liked it so much they give the mobile phone the Editors Choice Award. They also test the Blackberry Storm 2 and The HTC Amigo.

"A huge high-res touchscreen, speedy Web browsing, and free GPS navigation make this smart phone our top pick for Verizon Wireless."

We have cherry picked some of the great comments writer Todd Haselton review.

"From its scratch resistant glass display to its metal chassis, the black Droid looks and feels the part of a luxury handset. "

"The Droid’s 3.7-inch 854 x 480 display is the star of the show. It’s bright and bigger than the screens on both the Storm2 (3.3 inches) and the iPhone 3GS (3.5 inches). In comparison to the iPhone, the screen’s 0.2-inch increase in size doesn’t matter much, but its higher resolution made videos and images very sharp. Its large screen with haptic feedback also comes in handy when it comes to GPS navigation. This is not a multitouch display (no pinching or zooming), but we found it to be accurate and responsive."

"The hardware keyboard on the Droid isn’t the best we’ve used. Each key offered good feedback, but the layout feels cramped, and we made errors when we tried to type quickly. Part of the reason why there’s less real estate for a bigger keyboard is because there’s a 5-way directional pad to the right, with a gold center button. This makes it easy to make finer cursor movements, but the Droid wouldn’t need a D-pad if it had a looking glass feature like the iPhone."

Making Time Magazine Top 10 List For 2009 and The Laptop Magazine Editors Choice is impressive for a device that has only been out for 2 months. We can see this mobile phone being the Best Of 2010 too.

Every review we see is the the same. They all love the Motorola Droid. The only two negatives that keep poping up are the weight and the keyboard. The phone is heavier than most, but it needs to be for the power it uses and the full slide out keyboard. The keyboard isnt perfect, but then what is these days.

Personally we like the keyboard. We have found it very useful when writing email and messages. For those who have issues with it at first find using the keys get easier with time. Like any device it has a slight learning curve.

We can see the Motorola Droid A855 holding the top spot for a long time. The phone is well built and powerful. As more users find out just how powerful the reputation of Verizon Droid will only get stronger.

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