Key board: to me, it's a useless feature, and somewhat confusing if i'm trying to type special characters. I would gladly have it with just a soft keyboard if I could. I also feel it wiggling around when i'm just holding the phone, and I don't much like that either.

Battery Life & Charging: when using it as a GPS with Google maps for navigation, it works great, the turn by turn has been spot on….. This does however DRAIN the battery – make sure when using these features you have it plugged in. On that note, it still seems to drain the battery faster than it can be charged (which is odd) I drained the battery down all the way, and it wouldn't stay on while charging – I had to completely turn it off, let it charge for a while, then try to turn it on. IT does take quite a long time to fully charge as well…. I'm charging it off of my laptop right now, and with it turned off, it's only gone from 20% to 70% in 2+ hours.

The google connect feature: not all that usefull – my work e-mail and calendar are on an exchange server, which has everything I need, if I didn't have that, the google feature might be more enticing.

Contact aggregation: It pulled my contacts from exchange, gmail, twitter, facebok, etc. This is great. I was able to have this phone up and running in about 20 minutes – with all of my contacts ready to go.

IM/Chat/talk/text: It would be nice if the “instant messaging” features were all aggregated into one app, instead i have both messaging and talk – why both?

Coverage/Call quality: In LAX, everything has been great, no dropped calls, and good 3G coverage. All in all, fairly impressive.

Apps: the app store, in my opinion, is about as good as apple's, but I've only accessed it from the phone, haven't tried online at all.

With all of this in mind – I'm seriously considering the Nexus One, Incredible, and iPhone HD (when it comes out this summer) for my next phone upgrade.

I’ve had the Droid for two months now and have not had a problem finding an app i needed on the Android market, so 10k apps or 100k apps doesn’t really matter for me. I did find using the iphone that honestly, the majority of apps on the iPhone app store really are junk or goofy gimicks

I love my techy toys and sharing info / playing with new ideas on boards like this, so I just wanted to introduce myself and say hi!!

I'm REALLY looking forward to being able to customize the interface and sounds on the device!! those restrictions drove me nuts on iphone!

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The Motorola Droid boasts a gorgeous display and the benefits of Android 2.0, including a faster Web browser, Google Maps Navigation app, and better messaging and contact management. It also offers excellent call quality, long talk time, and improved speed over previous Android devices.