ikediggety
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i love my inc...it's just frustrating to have still almost zero oem accessories. That's some bullshirt.
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i love my inc...it's just frustrating to have still almost zero oem accessories. That's some bullshirt.
Hey all! First post here though no doubt these forums will make a great reference place. Just read this whole thread and I
a) you can't flippin BUY any
b) no dock, only one official car dock (that breaks in 2 weeks if mine was any indication), long wait for extended battery, terrible availability for accessories in general.
the DI is an incredible piece of kit, but it burns me up to see manufacturers and verizon lining up to make DX accessories due, mostly, to the tremendous sales of the original moto droid. which was ugly as SIN, had a terrible keyboard, a terrible camera, and was so seriously flawed that even when it was brand new i didn't seriously consider getting it for more than a few minutes. but cash rules everything around me...
my phone is 2 months old. that is TOO YOUNG TO BE A GOSHDARN ORPHAN! between samsung, HTC and verizon, i have plenty of anger to go around. i am LIVID at how this thing was foisted off on the android faithful and is being quickly abandoned.
sorry for yelling, i needed to vent about this.
You already have a inc so point a is kind of irrelevant isn't it?
I agree with you about the accessories though, they should have had more options available by now. At least the seidio dock and oem HTC dock should be available soon.
As far as the inc being an "orphan" or outdated already...you're going to have a rough time over the next few years or so if you're sensitive to something "newer and better" being released every other month. There will be new phones coming out at break neck speeds as we get closer to LTE and beyond. Got to learn to like what you have and stop being jealous or looking over your shoulder every time something new is on the way.
You already have a inc so point a is kind of irrelevant isn't it?
I agree with you about the accessories though, they should have had more options available by now. At least the seidio dock and oem HTC dock should be available soon.
As far as the inc being an "orphan" or outdated already...you're going to have a rough time over the next few years or so if you're sensitive to something "newer and better" being released every other month. There will be new phones coming out at break neck speeds as we get closer to LTE and beyond. Got to learn to like what you have and stop being jealous or looking over your shoulder every time something new is on the way.
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i don't care if something newer or better comes out. i'm not under any illusions that any smartphone will be king of the hill for more than 2-3 months, tops.
i care whether or not i can accessorize what i already have. i mean, i had an omnia for 2 years that, even though it was far from the newest and best thing out there, was pretty well supported in terms of OEM and aftermarket stuff.
and no, A) is not irrelevant. nobody will make docks, cases, TV out cords, etc for a phone that NOBODY OWNS.

Dude, I didnt say anything about the Droid, I was asking about the overlay of the Droid X... And read the post a couple before yours, its not called Ninjablur or shadowblur. Read the forum before you post...
When they compare thickness why aren't they including the big camera bulge. Not trying to nit pick, but to say it's thinner than an incredible is misleading when you'll have a half inch strip raised up a quarter inch in you pocket.
I ordered my Inc almost two weeks ago and its still on backorder so thats given me time to think about whether to exchange for a Moto X. From reading multiple reviews this is what I've gathered: (Reviews from Cnet, PC Mag, Laptop Mag)
-The Inc is faster and snappier, the X lags behind in app switching and unlocking the screen.
-The X's screen is bigger and a higher resolution but a lower number of ppi
-The X records HD video
-The X has better battery life.
-Many reviewers say that sence is more refined than Blur
Supposedly it isnt running blur there are a few articles floating around stating this
Supposedly it isnt running blur there are a few articles floating around stating this
Another interesting takeway from Droid X launch, was the total absence of Motorola Blur custom user interface from the event. When asked about it, Sanjay Jha, Motorola CEO, confirmed that MotoBlur is running on Droid X, but it has been hidden from the user.
Hidden from the user?! WTF?!
If you remember the launch of the first Motorola Android phone – Motorola CLIQ – last September, the MotoBlur interface was the key to Motorola Android smartphone strategy, the thing that “differentiates the Android experience,… and delivers a solution that’s instinctive, social and smart”. 10 months later, it’s hidden away somewhere in the bowels of Android 2.1, and even Motorola doesn’t seem to care much about Blur anymore.
So this time its supposed to be apps. Even tho I have no idea what I'm even looking at...lol, looking at a system dump from the Backfilp and the X, the framework folder looks different with different files. The Backflip has one Blur file in it, a blur-res jar file. The X has 6, with one called blur-res.apk, no blur-res jar. The other blur files are home, friendfeed, messaging, services and utilities. So it might actually be true.Motorola must be the first to see the writing on the wall, and let Google take over the overall user experience. Motoblur is now just another Android app, that comes pre-installed on the handset. It does what it does pretty well, some Droid X users may love it. And, if they keep investing and developing it, Blur service can be a good point of differentiation for Motorola. But, by relegating the Blur to an Android app status, Motorola can move much faster both with OS, and Blur app upgrades.
Add sense and make the back flat and I would cancel my dinc order and get the X. I would love a 4.3 screen. =)
-The Inc is faster and snappier, the X lags behind in app switching and unlocking the screen.
I ordered my Inc almost two weeks ago and its still on backorder so thats given me time to think about whether to exchange for a Moto X. From reading multiple reviews this is what I've gathered: (Reviews from Cnet, PC Mag, Laptop Mag)
-The Inc is faster and snappier, the X lags behind in app switching and unlocking the screen.
-The X's screen is bigger and a higher resolution but a lower number of ppi
-The X records HD video
-The X has better battery life.
-Many reviewers say that sence is more refined than Blur

I'm not sure this one will prove true either.
So far, every video I have seen clearly shows the interface and response time of the browser and screen rotations are slower than the Inc. Must be something to do with the how Moto have implemented their interface options on X, since the 3630 is about 20-25% faster (overall) than the snapdragon.
i don't care if something newer or better comes out. i'm not under any illusions that any smartphone will be king of the hill for more than 2-3 months, tops.
So far, every video I have seen clearly shows the interface and response time of the browser and screen rotations are slower than the Inc. Must be something to do with the how Moto have implemented their interface options on X, since the 3630 is about 20-25% faster (overall) than the snapdragon.