Using the Motorola Droid

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Motorola has successfully established itself as a leader in the field of communication, earning years of credibility and the trust of millions of consumers worldwide. Their product range includes a wide variety of devices such as tablets, wireless accessories, smartphones, data cabling, and more. When it comes to exploring new applications, the Motorola Droid is nothing short of amazing.

The Android Market boasts an estimated 10,000 applications, if not more. The Droid’s accessories include the “multimedia station,” which transforms the device into an unparalleled multimedia experience while also functioning as a charger when needed. It can display images, videos, play music, provide weather forecasts and time, and even serve as an alarm clock. Media can be synced with a computer using the included USB cable. The “Car Mount for Droid” can be attached to your car’s windshield or dashboard, allowing for hands-free use, particularly useful when utilizing navigation and mapping applications. Notably, it can be easily connected and detached and includes a convenient charger to keep your device fully charged. The “Motorola Endeavor HX1” is designed to block out excessive noise and wind, employing bone conduction technology used by the military and professional forces. It features an in-ear sensor instead of an external microphone.

One of the most notable applications for the Motorola Droid is “Google Voice.” It enables users to have a unique phone number for messaging and calling people at a relatively lower cost while traveling abroad. Another noteworthy application is “Stock Applications,” allowing users to manage their portfolios and keep track of their stock profiles.

The “Phonebook” application proves useful for browsing through the phone’s contact list. It is compatible with various social networking websites, facilitating the transfer of information between the networking sites and the phone. “Bump” simplifies the task of sharing information and important files between smartphones, making the process faster and more efficient.

One of the best applications available for Droid users is “Sprite Backup,” allowing for quick data backup. “Documents to Go” is designed for users who extensively utilize MS Office and other document-related software. “Seesmic” and “Evernote” are also popular note-taking and writing applications, offering additional features beyond a simple note-taking app.

In terms of cases and screen protectors, some popular options include the “Droid Invisible Shield,” “Rainbow Polka Dots Sheath,” “ZAGG Invisible Shield,” and “Ed Hardy Snap On.” Zagg’s Invisible Shield is widely regarded as one of the best screen protectors available. Other well-known screen protectors include the “Skinomi TechSkin Protector” and the “Amzer Anti-glare Screen Protector.” The Skinomi TechSkin protector is a clear, thermoplastic urethane film that adheres to the smartphone’s touch screen, providing protection against scratches, fingerprints, dust, and dirt.

Manuel Marino

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