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A secret unlock code lets you use your Moto Droid to discover a woman's bra size and what kind of underwear she's wearing - if, that is, she's wearing any at all.

The first GSM Android 2.0 handset from Motorola is expected to heat the European markets this December. It’s the Motorola Milestone QWERTY slider and has been released under a different name as the Motorola Droid in the US with just a slight difference – the US edition under Verizon won’t get multitouch capability even if both uses capacitive technology.

Another difference lies in the GPS feature. The Droid comes pre-loaded with Google Maps while the European version comes with Motorola’s own Motonav which has the same spoken turn-by-turn navigation and mapping feature. Other than these differences, both smartphones

Most people will recognize this as the Motorola that Verizon will carry in the US.  But on the other side of the Atlantic, people will know this as the Motorola Milestone.  Either version is Motorola’s first GSM phone running on the latest Google Android 2.0 Éclair operating system.

At least that’s what it will be once it gets released in Europe this December starting with Italy and Germany.  The O2 German site has it priced at a SIM-free €481 but rumour has it that it will be closer to €400-€450 once released.   The sales kit is expected to come with an 8GB microSD card, 16GB in the US.

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The Motorola Milestone is one of the world's best smart phones.  Not only does it have amazing technical specs, but it runs on the Android software that is produced by Google.  This means that the phone is completely open to new applications as well as changes in the software.  This allows people to change whatever they want about the phone, other than some basic shell functionality.

One of the best features of the Motorola Milestone is that you can use it at any 802.11 b/g connection.  Without this feature, you would have to use the slower cellular network all of the time.  While the cellular networks of the United Kin

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The last part of my look at the Motorola DROID X for Verizon. In it, we give DLNA another crack, check out some media sharing functions, and test out Moto's social media and news apps. I also go over visual voicemail and a few other ca

After taking into consideration the fact that Motorola is one of the leading companies in the U.S. Market, we can truly say that the potential competitors of the company are not of a big quantity. Anyways, Motorola phones are not the leaders of the market and that means that the main competitors are paying a lot of attention to their own products.

According to some of the analysts except of the well known Motorola phone competitor iPhone there are some other devices which can be called challengers and one of them is Blackberry. This causes a lot of questions. The first one is what are the specs of these devices which make th

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leakdroid.com Fresh from our favorite delivery man, we unbox the new Motorola Droid, launching November 6th on Verizon Wireless. The Droid is the first device to run Android 2.0, and has a host of new features which we will discuss in

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IntoMobile goes hands-on with Verizon's soon-to-be-released Motorola Droid. Check out the obligatory unboxing followed by a little hardware and software tour of the Droid. The Motorola Droid features a 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen, 5-mega