The Motorola Droid 4 was originally going to launch on December 8th with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, and then again on December 22nd just in time for the Holidays, but both dates passed without the Droid 4 available in stores.  Verizon Wireless has yet to officially announce the 4G LTE QWERTY slider phone, so it’s more »

With the announcement of the Motorola Droid 2, we also received word that it was also going to be available as an R2-D2 special edition. Unfortunately at the time of the announcement all we got was mention of the handset in a press release and a teaser page on the Verizon website with no real more »

At the end of Verizon’s press release about the Motorola Droid 2 was information about a special edition Motorola Droid 2. A rumor several weeks ago claimed Verizon had a limited edition R2-D2 Droid 2 device up its sleeve, and now that the rumor panned out it’s time to amass details on the special edition more »

Verizon, today, made Droid official. They’ve been teasing us with the “Droid does” and “idon’t” ads that poked good fun at the iPhone. Now that it’s here, priced, and dated, we’ve got three surprises they’ve been holding back on. Each one is a potential game changer.

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Over the weekend, Verizon taunted the iPhone with television ads featuring the phrase “iDon’t” followed by a series of things the iPhone on rival network AT&T can’t do. This morning, we are treated to an early hands-on of the phone to perhaps confirm some of the ads claims. The ad encourages viewers to visit droiddoes.com, more »