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DROID by Motorola (Verizon Wireless) Product Overview

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You've watched the commercials and seen the ads, the DROID by Motorola from Verizon Wireless is the must-have cell phone of the year. With a 550MHz processor, 32gb memory card expansion slot, 3G speeds, and a physical and virtual QWERTY keyboard, you won't be disappointed. The DROID's DVD quality video recorder captures all your unexpected moments, and with a one-touch easy upload to YouTube you can share your latest videos instantly. The DROID has a large hi-res capacitive crisp, clear, and responsive 3.7 inch screen making it easier than ever to stream videos and browse the web.

Customize and personalize your DROID with apps and widgets from the Android Market Place that already has over 10,000 apps to choose from! With Google Voice you can tell the DROID what you're looking for and it will search the web to find it. DROID by Motorola's ability to multi-task will keep you on point, enabling you to switch between eight different browser windows and toggle between 6 different apps all at once! Its not only a powerful device, but it has a contemporary and smooth finish that stands out in the crowd.

DROID by Motorola (Verizon Wireless)

5.0 Megapixel camera/video recorder
Google Map's turn by turn navigation
Virtual and physical keyboard
Requires data pkg $29.99 or higher
Over 10,000 apps on Android Market Place
Android Webkit HTML5 based browser
Wi-Fi Capable
Stereo Bluetooth
Threaded messaging
3.5mm headset jack
Visual Voicemail capable
Integrated Google, Exchange, and Facebook contacts
Google and Corporate calendar
Voice-activated Google Search

Included Accessories

Pre-installed 16GB Memory Card
Standard 1400 mAh lithium ion battery
USB data cable
AC travel charger
Users manual

Expert Reviews of DROID by Motorola (Verizon Wireless)

Expert Rating: 4.0
by Joni Blecher -- December 28th 2009

The Motorola DROID has a lot to offer running the Google Android OS 2.0.1 and at the top of that list is a speedy user experience. Nothing seems to lag on this smartphone and it comes with plenty of features to keep you busy. The music player is impressive, the 5-megapixel camera has a flash and takes acceptable pictures, the Marketplace offers tons of good free applications to download, and although there is WiFi included surfing the web using the Verizon Wireless network is far from sluggish. If you’re in the market for a Google Android smartphone the Motorola DROID won’t disappoint.

Call Quality

Call quality: We found call quality on the Motorola DROID to be hit or miss: while we could hear callers clearly and callers sometimes had a difficult time hearing. You can adjust the cell phone’s volume with the corresponding buttons on the side of the DROID.

Audio quality: The playback of music on the Motorola DROID speaker is quite impressive; songs sounded loud, but not distorted or too tinny. Although the speaker is located on the back of the cell phone, we found music sounded better when the DROID was placed face up on a flat surface. The Motorola DROID sports a 3.5mm headset jack so you can use your own high-end headphones to listen to music stored on the DROID, however, unless they are also cell phone compatible you won’t be able to take calls.

Ease of Use

Menu/phone book: The Motorola DROID runs Google Android OS 2.0.1. As such it has a few enhancements such as Layers in Google Maps, which offers the ability to see more details such a public transit information and Satellite view. We also found that the smartphone is fast meaning that there is no lag when maneuvering through multiple applications and menus. The Google user interface is fairly straightforward and icon friendly. To access the cell phone’s applications simply select the up arrow key and they’ll appear. Here are a few things to note about navigation. If you’re in a screen and want to go back to the previous screen simply press the back arrow. If you want to exit a program simply press the button with a picture of a house, since you can’t manually quit applications running on the Motorola DROID smartphone. For the most part, this is not an issue. Whenever you’re in an application and want to do more press the Menu key and a set of options will appear. You also have three screens that you can customize. You can also add widgets and folders to a particular screen by pressing the menu key.

The Google Android OS is really all about having all your contact information in one spot and constantly synched. When we say all your contact information we mean all – including social networking sites, multiple e-mail accounts, messaging (messaging is threaded – so you can see a complete text message conversation in one view), and even photo services where you may have accounts created. You can add all pertinent account information easily when you set up the device. If you want to sync with your computer simply connect it via the included USB synching cable and it will appear as an additional drive on your desktop, making it easy to drag and drop files from a computer to the cell phone’s MicroSD card (a 16GB microSD card is included with the Motorola DROID).

Messaging: The Motorola DROID can handle multiple e-mail accounts either corporate e-mail or web-based e-mail. Setting up an e-mail account couldn’t be easier, simply select the e-mail app from the Menu. It’s just a matter of knowing user name and password. The smartphone does the rest.

Camera/video: The Motorola DROID has a 5-megapixel camera with AutoFocus and a flash, but lacks a tiny mirror for snapping self portraits. Overall, picture quality is acceptable and we’re happy to report it has a fairly fast shutter. However, we wouldn’t use it to capture moments at say a basketball game. Colors are a little washed out and details could be a bit sharper. Once you snap a picture, you can crop it, rotate it, save it, trash it, or share it to a multitude of options including Flickr, Facebook, and various messaging options, or set it as wallpaper or for a contact,. There are a quite a few camera settings: you can adjust White Balance, Picture Size, Picture Quality, GeoTagging, and Color Effects (Normal, Solarize, Red Tint, Blue Tint, Green Tint, Negative, or Sepia).

Additionally, you can view and shoot videos on the cell phone. Shooting videos is pretty easy and the quality is acceptable. While it’s a nice feature to have, you’re probably going to enjoy watching videos you download or stream from the Internet over a WiFi connection. We should note there’s a YouTube application included on the smartphone.

Music: As noted, the Motorola DROID has a music player. You can listen to songs stored in MP3, AAC (Apple’s audio format), and WMA (Microsoft’s audio format) formats. There aren’t many music-centric features included in the player, but it has the ones we’ve come to expect: Repeat, Shuffle, and Playlists (you can even create them on the fly – nice!). Plus, you can save tunes stored in your cell phone as a ringtone The Motorola DROID comes with a 16GB MicroSD card, so you will have plenty of room to store music on this cell phone. Besides adding your own music to the cell phone, you can also purchase songs from the Amazon MP3 store application pre-installed on the Motorola DROID. Additionally, there are quite a few free music applications that you can download from the Marketplace such as Pandora.

Connectivity/Bluetooth/WiFi:The Motorola DROID has Bluetooth and we were able to connect to a Bluetooth car kit (we found call quality was decent when we used the Motorola T505). The Motorola DROID also has built-in WiFi, so you can use this smartphone to log onto available WiFi networks to surf the Web or send/receive e-mail. It’s a nice feature and it just takes moments to set up. The only thing you need to know is the WiFi network you want to use and password if needed. We should note surfing the Web on the DROID wasn’t bad, but WiFi was often faster. Web pages loaded quickly and you could scroll around them. In fact, there’s not much you can’t do with the Motorola DROID when connected to a WiFi network, except make a call.

Design

Look and feel: You’ll definitely know when you have the Motorola DROID in a pocket or purse since it is a bit heavy. The good news is that it definitely feels sturdy in the hand. However, it’s also sleek and sports a fairly slim profile. When they keyboard isn’t extended, the touchscreen display takes up almost the entire cell phone. Like other Google Android smartphones currently available there are only 4 touch keys for maneuvering through the cell phone’s features and none of them are a send or end key. Instead there are Back, Menu, Home and Search keys. Additionally, the Motorola DROID is one streamlined smartphone: it literally only has two buttons and those are for controlling the volume keys and activating the camera. There’s also a 3.5mm headset jack, power button, and microUSB port. The display is vibrant, bright, and visible in direct sunlight. It also attracts a fair share of face grease and fingerprints. When the display is not illuminated that’s when you can really the see the marks, otherwise it’s not that visible. To be fair, this is an issue with most touchscreen cell phones currently available. If you want to swap out the microSD card you’ll need to remove the back cover and you’ll need to remove the battery in order to access the microSD card. The one thing we didn’t like about the design of the Motorola DROID is that when not in use the display automatically goes dark and the only way to activate it is to press the power button located at the top of the cell phone next to the 3.5mm headset jack.

Keypad:The Motorola DROID sports both a touchscreen and tactile QWERTY keyboard. You can use either to send messages or write notes. The tactile keyboard is a flat keyboard that slides out. When this keyboard is in use the cell phone screen automatically goes into horizontal mode. Although the keys are flat we did find them spacious (read: we had minimal mistypes). There’s also a 4-way navi key next to the keyboard for maneuvering through features if you don’t want to use the touchscreen. There are also a dedicated menu and search keys. Overall, we found that we preferred using the tactile keyboard to the touchscreen.

Battery Life

We found battery life on the Motorola DROID acceptable for a smartphone. If you use the cell phone frequently to make calls, listen to music, as well as send/receive text messages and e-mail, this smartphone will last about day and a half before needing to recharge.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews of the DROID by Motorola (Verizon Wireless)

Customer Rating: 4.5
by annette strickland -- March 14th 2010 -- guys, TN

Best phone and service carrier to use.

Customer Rating: 3.8
by Mario Lanni -- March 2nd 2010 -- Lunenburg, MA

Customer Rating: 3.8
by Roger Martinez -- February 25th 2010 -- Northglenn, CO

The battery life really doesn't last very long. It's very touchy on the keys and paging up and down.

Customer Rating: 5
by Craig -- February 24th 2010 -- Navarre, FL

Love it.

Customer Rating: 4.5
by Sam Landis -- February 16th 2010 -- St. Albans, WV

I recently purchased Motorola Droid from Letstalk.com. I’m still learning how to use all the features on the phone. So far I am pleased with the phone. This is the first smart phone I have owned, so I don’t have anything to compare it to. I would also like to comment on Letstalk.com. The service was very good. I placed the order over the phone. It was easy and the order was shipped when promised. I ordered the phone on Saturday and it was delivered on Wednesday. The instant rebate was nice. I will recommend Letstalk.com to others.

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Droid vs iPhone plans Nov 11th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I'm trying to choose between iPhone and Droid. Since I'm over 65, I can get a voice+data plan from AT&T for $59.99 a month, but the cheapest Verizon plan seems to be $79.99 a month. Is that true?
-kmcmath

Re: Droid vs iPhone plans Nov 11th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Droid vs iPhone plans Nov 11th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Verizon Wireless offers a calling plan 65 Plus for $29.99 a month (price does not including a smartphone data plan). Data plans typically range from $30-$45.
-Melanie Bie

Detecting Songs Nov 12th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

If I hear a song will this phone be able to detect what the song is like the I-phone of apple.
-Diana Meldon

Re: Detecting Songs Nov 12th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Detecting Songs Nov 12th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes. There are many apps in the Android Marketplace. One, called Shazam, allows you to record part of a song and it will tell you the name and artist of that song.
-Michael Cera
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Factory Apps Nov 14th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I would like to delete some of the factory apps that I will never use such as Amazon mp3. When I move it to the trash can at the bottom of the screen, it still reappears. How do I remove it permanently or at least hide the icon? Thanks for your help!!
-Bill

Re: Factory Apps Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Factory Apps Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You can hide the icon from your home screen by moving it to the trash can, just try it a few more times. However, it's currently impossible to uninstall factory apps without rooting your phone.
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16gb memory card Nov 15th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Is there a bigger memory card for the Droid to hold more music and pics?
-Rob

Re: 16gb memory card Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: 16gb memory card Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The 16GB card is pre-installed but the Droid does support 32 GB MicroSDHC cards.
-Helen Pan
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bluetooth file transfer Nov 16th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

How do I transfer music or other information with bluetooth?
-clara

Re: bluetooth file transfer Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: bluetooth file transfer Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply To transfer go to Settings >> Wireless controls >> Bluetooth settings then make device Discoverable or Scan for devices. Pair the devices and make sure to accept the connection when the notification comes.
-Helen Pan
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language options Nov 16th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

My phone mysteriously went from English to Spanish. How do I change it back to English?
-ruth

Re: language options Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: language options Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Go to Settings (Configuracion) >> Locale & text (Ajuste regional y de text) >> Set Locale (Configuracion local) >> English
-Helen Pan
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Droid compatibility with Macs Nov 17th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Can one sync the Droid to a Mac or only to a PC?
-lucyobrien

Re: Droid compatibility with Macs Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Droid compatibility with Macs Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, the Droid supports syncing with both PCs and Macs.
-Helen Pan
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Droid does tethering? Nov 18th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Does the Droid do mobile broadband connect with my laptop to go online with the laptop? Curious if "Droid does" this.
-Fritz Nobis

Re: Droid does tethering? Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Droid does tethering? Nov 18th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You will be able to tether with the Droid with a Mobile Broadband Connect service, however, this will incur additional fees of $30/month for 5GB of data.
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speakerphone Nov 20th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

two questions: how good is the speaker phone capability and how long does the battery last. I do a lot of conference calls on my cell phone and go all day with no charger
-Scott

Re: speakerphone Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: speakerphone Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The speaker phone is loud and clear. The battery lasts around 385 minutes of talk time. Turning off the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will help save your battery life.
-Melanie Bie

downloading other applications Nov 21st, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

How can I connect to my desktop computer from Droid. is that possible and how. Also can I download my Outlook contacts list?
-Nelson Ramirez

Re: downloading other applications Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: downloading other applications Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You can connect your Droid to your computer using either Bluetooth or the Micro-usb data cable that it comes with. Export Contacts from Outlook and Import to Motorola Droid (Android 2.0). Here's an easy way to do it: Step 1 -Open Outlook and click on your contacts -Go to File > Import and Export > Select Export to a file - Next -Select Comma Separated Values (Windows) - Next -Select Contacts - Next -Save the file in a known location - Next -Click on 'Map Custom Fields' and make sure Default Maps are set -Click Finish Step 2 -Log Into your Gmail account -Click Contacts in the left menu -Click Import in the top right -Choose file and select the .csv file you just saved (add them to a group if you want) -Click Import -Your contacts will be imported into your Gmail account Step 3 -On your Droid make sure you have connected your Gmail account -Go to contacts > Menu > Accounts -Select your Gmail account > Menu > Sync Now -Your new contacts will be imported - Any duplicates should be merged.
-Melanie Bie

watching videos on the web by clicking on the arrow/widget/ Nov 22nd, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Hello, i am very interested in this new phone. I currently have a Blackberry Bold And I do love this phone there are just a couple of things that I would like to be improved. The roller ball - I hate it, it always gets stuck, and needs to be cleaned. Does the Droid have a roller ball? I love being able to work from my phone on excel, word, power point - does the droid come with those programs? I have a corp email through java communications that I am unable to access from my BB Bold - can the Droid do that. One last thing I can think of is I can Not access all parts of the internet from my BB Bold and that is some videos that I think are accessed through a Widget? Can the Droid access all videos on the internet?
-Tabbatha Hix

Re: watching videos on the web by clicking on the arrow/widget/ Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: watching videos on the web by clicking on the arrow/widget/ Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The Droid does not have a trackball. The Droid allows you to view word and excel documents. You can sync the Droid with Microsoft Exchange, POP3, and IMAP accounts. The Droid does not have flash you may not be able to view all videos, however it supports YouTube. There maybe apps on the Android Market to solve your queries.
-Melanie Bie

international use Nov 24th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Does this work in other continents, as in Europe for GPS?
-jackie

Re: international use Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: international use Nov 24th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The GPS currently works in the United States only.
-Melanie Bie

MS Outlook compatibility Nov 24th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

my mobile device needs to be able to use outlook to send and recieve email and sync with my laptop email. Does Droid come with outlook or can it be installed? Does it sync
-SCOTT

Re: MS Outlook compatibility Nov 25th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: MS Outlook compatibility Nov 25th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply You can sync the DROID with outlook, but you must install the proper software and with a USB cable. You should contact Verizon to find out more information. You can set it up to your specific e-mail accounts without hassle, but if you do sync it to Outlook you won't want to wirelessly update your gmail (they will confuse each other).
-nmehta

Computer compatibility Nov 28th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I am a committed iMac user. Will the Droid synch to my computer?
-Ted Welch

Re: Computer compatibility Nov 30th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Computer compatibility Nov 30th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, but you may have to configure softwares to make it work.
-nmehta

Do you have to buy monthly internet acess when you buy the droid. Dec 6th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

My husband and I would like to own a droid but having the internet on our calling plan is to expensive for us right now. Is it possible to just get the phone with out the data plan?
-Samantha butler

Re: Do you have to buy monthly internet acess when you buy the droid. Dec 7th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Do you have to buy monthly internet acess when you buy the droid. Dec 7th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply All smartphones require data plans on the Verizon Network.
-Melanie Bie

Help Dec 15th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Is there an instruction booklet for the DROID? Can't seem to add contacts?
-Sammy McGe

Re: Help Dec 29th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Help Dec 29th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, check out: http://phandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/droidguide.pdf.
-Melanie Bie

BLUETOOTH WITH PRIUS AND DROID Dec 23rd, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Does anyone know if the droid will work with a Toyota Prius bluetooth?
-frank

Re: BLUETOOTH WITH PRIUS AND DROID Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: BLUETOOTH WITH PRIUS AND DROID Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, it is compatible.
-Melanie Bie

usage outside US Dec 26th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

Will the droid phone service work outside of the US?
-Roxanna

Re: usage outside US Dec 28th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: usage outside US Dec 28th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The Motorola Droid will only work with the Verizon Wireless network.
-Melanie Bie

mac connection Dec 26th, 2009 1 Post(s) Reply

I use a Mac on a regular basis. I want to know how well it is for mac users. I also use the mobile me email account. Is there an app for that or do I just have to go online to view emails
-Michael Harris

Re: mac connection Dec 29th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: mac connection Dec 29th, 2009 0 Post(s) Reply The Droid syncs with Mac computers however to sync ICal and the Address book you will need to sync ICal with Google calendar thus syncing to your Droid.
-Melanie Bie

itune transfers Jan 2nd, 2010 1 Post(s) Reply

Can I transfer my itune songs from my computer to my droid?
-legalwon

Re: itune transfers Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: itune transfers Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply Yes, once you connect your US cable to your PC and device, you should be able to drag and drop files.
-Melanie Bie

games Jan 3rd, 2010 1 Post(s) Reply

does the 2.0 android support or use any gameloft or ea sport games...
-ritchie

Re: games Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: games Jan 6th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply Yes Android 2.0 supports GameLoft platforms.
-Melanie Bie

Monthly fee Feb 2nd, 2010 1 Post(s) Reply

Do you have to pay a monthly fee to use the phone for just calling and texting and nothing else?
-Edward

Re: Monthly fee Feb 8th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Monthly fee Feb 8th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply You will need a voice and smartphone data plan to use this cell phone. The smartphone data plan includes unlimited email and data ranging from $30-40 per month.
-Melanie Bie

Mobile TV Technology Feb 19th, 2010 1 Post(s) Reply

dose the droid have the Mobile TV Technology to be use on it
-robert

Re: Mobile TV Technology Mar 12th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply

Re: Mobile TV Technology Mar 12th, 2010 0 Post(s) Reply The Droid supports Mobile TV however you will need to install the application from Android Market.
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DROID by Motorola (Verizon Wireless) Product Features

Cell Phone Design
Phone Style	Slider
Phone Size	Standard
Phone Thickness	Ultra-thin
Dimensions (H x W x D)	4.6 x 2.4 x 0.5 in
Weight (w/standard battery)	5.9 oz
Keyboard Type	QWERTY / Full Keyboard
External LCD	Yes
Touchscreen	Yes
Screen Size	3.7 inches
Display	480 x 854 pixels
Accelerometer	Yes
Multiple Colors Available	No
Mil-Spec/Rugged	No

Music, Camera & Video Features
Music Formats Supported	AMR-NB/WB, MP3, PCM/WAV, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MIDI, OGG, WMA
Streaming Music	Yes
Music ID Service	No
Headset Jack Type	3.5mm Plug
Ringtones Included	Not Available
Songs as Ringtones	N/A
FM Radio	No
Camera Resolution	720x480, 24 fps
Camera Zoom Type	Digital
Camera Flash	Yes
Camera Lens Type	N/A
Video Recorder	Yes
Video Formats supported	MPEG-4, H263, H264
Video Recording Length	30 seconds
Video Playback	Yes
Streaming Video	Yes
Video Sharing	Yes
Mobile TV Technology	N/A

Organization & Tools
Threaded Text Messaging	Yes
Phone Book Capacity	1000 Contacts
Multiple Phone Numbers per Contact	Yes
Assign separate Ringtones per Contact	Yes
Contact Manager Software	Yes, Software Included
Messaging	Yes
Instant Messaging Support	Yes
Email accounts supported	Microsoft Exchange, POP3, and IMAP accounts
GMail for Mobile App	Yes
Google Mobile App available?	Yes
Google Maps App available?	Yes
Computer Syncing	Yes, Software Included
USB Cable Syncing	Yes, Cable included
Sync with Microsoft Outlook	Yes, software included
Bluetooth Syncing	Yes
Wireless Contact Backup	Offered by carrier
Voice Recorder	determined by available memory
Calculator	Yes
Calendar	Yes
Alarm Clock	Yes
Notepad	Yes
Turn by Turn Navigation	N/A

Cell Phone Specifications
Operating System	Android
Operating System Release Number	Android 2.0
Java-Enabled	No
BREW-Enabled	No
Onboard Memory	256 MB RAM / 512 MB ROM
Removable Memory Card - Type	Micro SD Card
Maximum Memory Card Capacity	32GB SDHC
Removable Memory Accessibility	Under Battery
Hot Swappable Memory	Yes
Photo Caller ID	Yes
Push To Talk	No
Speakerphone	Full Duplex
External Volume Control	Yes
Service / Support	1 Year Warranty

Accessibility
Voice-Activated Dialing	Yes
Language Options	English and Spanish
Hearing Aid Compliance	M3/T3
Adjustable Font Size	No
Digital TTY/TTD	Yes

Battery Specifications
Talk Time	385 minutes
Standby Time	270 hours
Type of Battery	1400 mAh Standard

Connectivity
3G Data Capable	Yes
Wi-Fi	Yes
Web Browser	Full HTML
GPS	Yes
GPS Type	A-GPS
Bluetooth	2.0, Stereo Bluetooth + EDR
Stereo Bluetooth	Yes
USB Cable	Yes
USB Port Type	Micro-USB
IR Port	No

Network Technology
Technology	CDMA 1x, EVDO Rev A Ready
Voice Frequencies	850/1900
Data Technology	CDMA: 1xRTT, 1EV-DO Rev-O, 1EV-DO Rev-A,
Data Frequencies	850/1900
3G	Yes
UMA	No
Data Throughput Speed	EV-DO Rev A up to 3.1 Mbps

International Features
Can I call people outside the US and Canada?	Yes
International 3G Data Roaming	No
International 2G Data Roaming	No
Can I make and receive calls outside the US and Canada?	Yes
Can I send and receive text messages from people outside the US and Canada?	Yes
Can I send and receive messages while outside the US and Canada?	No
Can I use the email and mobile web features on my phone while outside the US and	No

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Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk Unlimited (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk & Text Unlimited	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk 450	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk 900
Anytime Minutes	Unlimited	Unlimited	450	900
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
Monthly Fee (for voice minutes)	$69.99	$89.99	$39.99	$59.99
Phone Price	$19.99	$19.99	$19.99	$19.99

Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk & Text Family Share 700 (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk Family Share 700	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk Family Share Unlimited	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk Family Share 1400
Anytime Minutes	700	700	Unlimited	1400
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
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Additional Line Monthly Fee	$9.99	$9.99	$49.99	$9.99
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Plan Name	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk Unlimited contract extension (Recommended!)	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk & Text Unlimited contract extension	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk 450 contract extension	Verizon Wireless Nationwide Talk 900 contract extension
Anytime Minutes	Unlimited	Unlimited	450	900
Nights & Weekends	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited
Included Features	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Voice Mail, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling	Call Waiting, Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Conference Calling
Monthly Fee (for voice minutes)	$69.99	$89.99	$39.99	$59.99
Phone Price	$19.99	$19.99	$249.99	$19.99

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