The Motorola DROID X scavenger hunt is down to 20 phones. After sending out a tweet with the GPS coordinates, Francis Choung went where his GPS led him, which was Pier 66 in New York City. That is where he found the certificate that he can send in and in return, get a free DROID X from Verizon. The carrier has said that the certificates will not actually be hidden until the final coordinates are tweeted. Out of the remaining 20 locations, Android and Me was able to figure out where 14 more certificates will be hidden. They have narrowed down the location to a city in some cases, others still need more clues solved before anything other than a state can be guessed at. 6 places are completely unknown. The locations are Nevada, San Francisco Ca., Dallas Tx., Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Houston Tx., Oklahoma City, Ok., Ohio, New York, Chicago Il., St. Louis, Mo., Ste. Genevieve County, Mi. and Bloomington, Mn. Obviously this list can be refined further once more info is sent out via Twitter.
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