Perhaps, the best edge for Droid is its network. On Verizon Wireless, the Droid has a powerful network that finds me in the nooks and valleys of San Francisco.”

San Francisco Chronicle

 

“Besides being a hit with the tech critics who call it ‘the best Google phone on the market,’ you might call the Droid the ‘Anti-iPhone, phone.’”
KDVR-TV (Denver)

“For those who have had enough of AT&T’s ‘fewer bars in more LA places,’ Verizon’s capable cell network may prove to be the best selling point.”
NBC-TV (Los Angeles)

 

“It’s got huge resolution — it’s actually twice the iPhone resolution, which is great. What makes this phone really sing is Verizon’s 3G coverage. It’s extremely powerful, consistently connected wherever you go.”
Attack of the Show! (G4TV-Comcast)

 

“[Droid is] the newest, biggest and best thing out.”
Deseret News

 

“There are certain things about the Droid — the screen, the openness, Google Maps with navigation for free — that’ll provoke a feeling iPhone users aren’t used to: envy.”
Technologizer

 

“The Droid is a functional, powerful device that’s well worth considering if you are in the market for a smartphone, particularly if you’re on Verizon or want to switch to the carrier.”
San Jose Mercury News

 

“This thing is a beauty. Android 2.0 is responsive and crisp, especially on the fantastic DROID display.”
Gearlive.com

 

Among the biggest distinctions between the Motorola Droid and the iPhone:

 

“The Droid’s mechanical keyboard and the fact that it uses the Verizon network rather than AT&T...”
The Arizona Republic

 

“More capabilities, more apps, a lot cooler features like voice-activation, a key pad that is a lot faster and a sleeker look. ... It's fast...efficient...and pretty cool!”
Damon Schilling, the first customer at the Boca Park store in Las Vegas, live on KLAS-TV Eyewitness News This Morning

 

“It has a touch screen and physical keyboard and can run several applications at once, something iPhone can’t do.”
KATU-TV Tech Bytes (Portland)