Motorola DROID and HTC Droid Incredible will see MobiTV this summer
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1. dyster posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:46 0 0
Man, just what I need... Honey?!....Where's my phone!... and the 3 spare batteries! I haven't even bought my INC yet as their sold out here (best buy said later this week), but I have a feeling once the wife catches wind of this, I may never see this phone once purchased. Darn you MobiTV!!
2. LGVX1993 posted on 19 May 2010, 21:45 0 0
I'm kinda excited for it but I'm already concerned about battery life on my droid. I guess just have to keep my charger with me wherever I go.
3. cellgeek82 posted on 20 May 2010, 01:28 0 0
I like the way innovation is moving up, phones getting more high tech, more high-speed data and processors, ultra sharp screens, high megapixel cameras, and now TV...wow so much cool stuff. Now, when do they plan on actually doing something about battery technology? It seems to have come to a complete halt. Phones and other media devices are getting more powerful but batteries are going nowhere. I though I read somewhere that a university group has found a way to make Lithium batteries last days, even weeks. Where is this technology? This is like a small town with a power substation then building it to a large city, but not upgrading the power grid. The city's power grid will eventually shut down. How much more powerful are phones going to get before todays common cell phone battery just won't be enough?
4. theGodpapa posted on 20 May 2010, 16:14 0 0
This is once again HUGE news for the DROID platform on Verizon. With this, all the existing goodiness and XM radio coming very very soon long live DROID
6. E.N. posted on 20 May 2010, 23:18 0 0
ummm, I don't see why this is exciting news. It's not going to be free for one. Secondly, mobiTV is not that popular (at least in my opinion). When I had my Voyager back in Verizon, I had it for a month before I decided that $15/month was worth it for only a few channels. And when Verzion updated the Voyager to the enV-touch, they removed the MobiTv option. If they were making enough profit from the feature, I'm pretty sure they would have kept it on the enV-touch
7. dyster posted on 21 May 2010, 07:27 0 0
The already have the 1750 which fits under the cover and many say adds 3-5 hrs. They also have an new 2680 but that & the 3500 already out need a replacement back cover. Think I read this a droid life. I think I'll use the 1750 and keep the OEM for backup.
