So the Motorola Milestone is just like the Droid on Verizon. Minus all the carnage and the Stealth planes. And it actually says it's a phone. [via Pocket Lint]
So the Motorola Milestone is just like the Droid on Verizon. Minus all the carnage and the Stealth planes. And it actually says it's a phone. [via Pocket Lint]
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Comments
This isn't exclusively a European ad... Motorola plays the same exact video on the DROID page on their web site. Just click on the features tab and it's the same darn thing just without the Brit accent and it replaces 'Milestone' with 'DROID'. I don't think this is a TV spot... just a promotional web video.
See: http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/US-EN/Consumer-Product-and-Services/Mo...
Maybe stop running all your apps at once for good battery life. Try app killer... I get 10+ hours out of my Droid on average and I use it constantly. How's that flash work on your iPhone with that crappy AT&T service?
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