Motorola Droid X2 is a dual-core phone with 4.3?qHD (960 x 540) TFT LCD display, 8MP camera with dual LED flash and it can capture HD video in 720p. The camera features include auto/continuous focus, panorama shot, and multi-shot. For media sharing it supports DLNA and HDMI mirroring. For social networking it has integrated Facebook, twitter and MySpace. For location based services it has A-GPS with Google Maps and if you want you can share your location with Google Latitude. The phone also can be turned in to a Wi-Fi hotspot (separate subscription required to use this feature), you can share your 3G connection with five other Wi-Fi enabled devices.
It also has other standard features like Adobe flash player for seamless browsing, tap/pinch to zoom, wireless connection via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, Customizable home screen and resizable widgets, Android Market for application and Verizon offers Vcast Music. The phone is Enterprise-ready with security features.
The box contains:
* Motorola DROID X2
* 8GB microSD card preloaded
* microUSB cable
* Wall Charger
* Quick Start Guide
It seems that Droid X2 is quite same as the original one. Measuring 5 inches tall by 2.57 inches wide by 0.39 inches thick andMotorola Droid X2 Front 267×300 Motorola Droid X2 Review weighing 5.46 ounces, the Droid X2 has exactly the same dimensions as its predecessor. The phone is covered in a rubberized black matte material so it isn’t prone to fingerprints or scratches (except on the glass display). The phone feels incredibly well-constructed and solid, though it is a bit on the large side for those of us with petite hands.
The 4.3-inch display dominates the face of the X2 with the same four thin, rectangular buttons lying below it (the usual Menu, Home, Back, and Search) buttons. On the left spine, you’ll find both a micro-USB port and an HDMI port for connecting your phone to your HDTV. On the right spine is the volume rocker, which is nicely recessed into the side of the phone. At the top, you’ll find the 3.5-mm headphone jack and the power/lock switch.
Motorola Droid X2 Back 158×300 Motorola Droid X2 ReviewThe X2?s 4.3-inch display might be the same size as the original, but this one is a qHD display, which stands for Quarter High Definition. This means the display has a resolution of 960 by 540 pixels in a 16:9 aspect ratio. This resolution is one-quarter of a full HD 1080p frame (hence the name) and is three-quarters of a 720p frame. The result is crisper details, brighter colors, and better viewing angles.
Features:
As a phone, the Droid X2 made for good calls. Sound came through very clear on both ends of the line, with no background noises and interference. Speakerphone performed similarly well, with plenty of volume for use outdoors. Battery is rated at a generous 8 hours of talk time.
You get the usual set of smartphone functions: voice calling features, basic and advanced messaging, and the full range of wireless connectivity options (complete with mobile hotspot, but no 4G). Rocking Nvidia’s Tegra 2 chipset, the handset offers an overall faster experience for users, making for a snappy time launching apps, running Flash content and playing graphics-heavy games. We do wish they threw in a front-facing camera, though, to bring it up to speed with the current features in new devices.
