PC World: As an example of the truism that specs don't always matter, the Droid 3 is it. On paper, this heir to Verizon's Motorola Droid line ($200 with a new 2-year contract as of 7/15/2011) sounded extremely promising: It has a dual-core processor, a 960-by-540-pixel qHD display, and a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard (complete with number row).
TekGoblin:
I have been waiting for the day when a decent keyboard equipped Android phone would be released. In my perspective there have either been satisfactory keyboards released on terrible Android devices or good Android phones released with crappy keyboards. Well it seems that Motorola has finally found a way to merge good keyboard with good phone in the Verizon Wireless Droid 3 and may I say, “me likey.” If I were to personally have Verizon Wireless for my main carrier then this Android device would definitely be one of my first choices for to purchase, even with the lack of the envious 4G LTE network.
Bright Hub - The Motorola Droid 3 is the latest rendition of the Droid from Motorola through Verizon. Featuring many of the design elements of its predecessors and a few new abilities, the Droid 3 is hoping to fight in a saturated environment.
Yeh same.. I'm in the market for a new phone right now and this one looked great but has a few flaws that are disappointing.
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hopefully the samsung galaxy series will continue to be stellar in the future.
very disappointing imo for droid 3
The original DROID was the very first Android smartphone on Verizon, and even though its keyboard was questionable, it remained one of the best devices available for quite some time. The DROID 2, however, didn't get enough of an upgrade to make it stand out from the sea of other Android smartphones.
The new Motorola DROID 3 suffers no such fate.
