Seen being held in an array of uncomfortable positions and angles is Motorola’s hotly anticipated Droid handset.
A quick reminder of the feast of specs in store: there’s a large 3.7-inch (480 x 854 pixels) touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera with 4x zoom, autofocus, and dual LED flash, 3G, Wi-Fi, both physical and virtual keyboards and a 16 GB microSD memory card.
There’s also a beta version of the Google Maps Navigation feature that has just sent Tom Tom and Garmin’s share prices plummeting over a cliff.
Click on for Verizon’s five minute video demo.
I almost feel sorry for TomTom…which has kept me on the right road for a few years..
But then I remember that TomTom wanted me to buy a whole new package just because I replaced my Treo Centro..with another Treo Centro. Just like when you buy a new laptop – of course you should have to buy all your software again.
So now I say ByeBye TomTom, hope turn by turn freebies come to iPhone soon.