Motorola's Android flavored Jordan is designed to survive a swim in the sink
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The unit is expected to launch or float sometime in November, just in time to live through a drop in the snow. So you can put away that bag of uncooked rice that you carry with you at all times. With the Motorola Jordan, you might not get punished for having butterfingers.
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13 Comments
1. Joshing4fun posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:48 0 0
There needs to be more smart phones like this. You pay so much for the phone, why risk it?
3. BlackberryUser posted on 17 Aug 2010, 21:33 0 0
Agreed, there is value for working supervisors, leads, etc... Even technicians can use smart phones now days.
4. cadetz (unregistered) posted on 17 Aug 2010, 23:38 0 0
but i would expect it to be more plasticy... as with most waterproof electronics
5. dotdotdot posted on 18 Aug 2010, 00:24 0 0
I think they should keep the name Jordan, its like the Jordan River.
11. cansler posted on 20 Aug 2010, 14:26 0 0
One of the most popular river names, other than the Nile, or Mississippi.
7. enemyisyou posted on 18 Aug 2010, 07:17 0 0
They need to crank one of these out for VZW. My bro-in-law is a dairy farmer and loves his Droid, but is always nervous about it breaking or getting wet...
8. whiteneoangel posted on 19 Aug 2010, 10:58 0 0
If that is able to be implemented in an increasingly minimalistic way, then it should be considered as a standard feature for almost every upcoming handset.
10. cansler posted on 20 Aug 2010, 14:24 0 0
Wish I had this a couple years ago when I took a vacation and my son and I went to the hotel pool and I had my phone in the pocket of my swim trunks and forgot to take it out. Baked it on 250 for 10 minutes after removing the battery and dried it out, worked for a while but the grill lines always got a chuckle. Note to self, When dying out electronics hta have a lot of plastic, warm up the oven and then turn it off. Wait about ten to fifteen minutes, THEN place in oven. Worked great on my wife's iPod Nano.
13. Cazwell posted on 20 Aug 2010, 19:29 0 0
Why don't you just throw it in the microwave for 28 seconds... that would be just as smart. On second though, defrost mode might work better.
