Bad news to the Motorola Droid X Users who upgraded to the leaked 2.2 build. Apparently they are not offering any upgrades and have announced that the only way to receive their update is to restore the device back to its original state. Bummer!
Assuming that Motorola Droid X users do follow the requirement, the update will be out by September. So if you are among them, better hurry so you will not get left out ok?
Motorola Droid owners no longer have to worry about their handsets clogging up. Thanks to Verizon, a new update which will now enable the Adobe Flash Player 10.1 has been released over at the Android Market.
Flash Player 10.1 provides access to millions of sites with rich content including animations, casual games, videos, rich internet applications, audio and much more. This new development comes after the ongoing
Two more phones may soon be joining the growing list of EOL (End of Life) status with reports that the Motorola Droid X and Droid 2 are nearing that stage. A new Verizon EOL listing has appeared and if this is true, both phones are set to expire by March 21, 2011.
The devices seem to be too young to reach EOL status but it seems that with rumors of 2GHz devices and Android 3.0 coming out, these devices may look like devices o
While most Droid X owners are perhaps thinking of upgrading to the latest Android 2.2 FroYo update, the risks involved are still pretty high. The update is unofficial and untested and chances are it may not be stable enough for the mission critical stage.
But never fear, there is a custom lockscreen for Android 2.1 that should make your device look like FroYo with no rooting or flashing required. All you have to do is downl
There is always a risk as far as acquiring an unofficial OTA update and this time it concerns the Motorola Droid X. However this time, Motorola is stepping in as they try to put a stamp on leaked ROM which you will find over at sites like the MyDroidWorld site.
They concerned sites have been asked to remove the said leaked OTA, apparently for consumer issues. And we al
Another Android device is set to come out with an Android 2.2 FroYo update. This is the Motorola Droid X which can reportedly use the said update, regardless if they are rooted or not. The application of the update is easy since users will only have to run the “update.zip” to apply it.
A word of caution. This is not an official release and we all know how other devices like the HTC EVO 4G had their share of problems so if
Verizon has moved the shipping date for the Motorola Droid X to September 6. This is after Verizon showed that it is having a hard time keeping in step with the demand for the said device.
Among the features of the Motorola Droid X include a 4.3” display, 1GHz TI OMAP processor, an 8MP camera, 3G, WiFi and GPS. A quick check on the Verizon website shows the Droid X with a “Shipped by 9/6″ badg
Leaked inventory images of three handsets, the Motorola Droid Pro, a white Droid 2 and the Motorola Tablet were spotted at Verizon’s inventory. These new handsets are part of Verizon’s roadmap.
The Motorola Droid Pro features a GSM/CDMA radio, a 4” display, and a 1.3 GHz CPU. It carries the label MOTA957 at the Verizon inventory. The Motorola Droid 2 (MOTA856) was also spotted, a dual GSM/CDM
The Motorola Milestone has been officially launched by Cellular South. This is actually the European version of the Motorola Droid. This phone has yet to be rooted and is now available at Cellular South’s online and retail stores.
The Motorola Milestone will cost for about $149 under a 2 year contract agreement. This is also after applying a $50 mail-in rebate.
I know this is a blog about Nexus One but today I installed Thai font for one of my Thai friends who wanted to view and type Thai on their Droid.
It took me about an hour to do it and it’s rather simple but let me guide you step-by-step as some of the steps required additional hacking on my part.
Basically, you need to root your Droid first, then install Busybox, which allows you to do basic linux command, then you simply copy over Thai-enabled Droid Sans font files to system font directory.
1) So, first, you will need to root your Droid. Follow our
