HTC and Verizon has confirmed that they'll be unveiling their next smartphone on November 13, which is widely believed to be the Droid DNA.
On November 13 in NYC at 11 a.m. EST, the smartphone maker and U.S. carrier will be showcasing the powerful 5-inch 1080p quad-core smartphone.
The rumored handset is said to run on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and feature a 1920 x 1080-pixel HD display, accompanied by a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 1.5 GHz processor and Adreno 320 GPU.
HTC's Droid DNA also apparently delivers 440 PPI inside an SLCD 3 display. 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, an 8 or 12 megapixel camera and a 2,500 mAh battery rounds off the rumored features of the smartphone.
Previously thought to be the Droid Incredible X, DIX, or DLX, the Droid DNA was recently showcased in a leaked image. A leaked Verizon document, meanwhile, confirms a release date of November 20.
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nvidiaguy07 I thought motorola paid george lucas a bunch of money so they could use the term "droid", and that they would be the only manufacturer selling phones branded as "droids". I've always hated when people would refer to any android smartphone as a "droid".Reply
That being said, 1080p on a 5" screen might be overkill, but im really excited to see it in person. -
nvidiaguy07 wannabeproI just wish some of these phones would be released for virgin mobile..Reply
Isnt virgin CDMA, which would mean these would work?
Why are you using virgin anyway? -
wannabepro Yeah, it's CDMA; however, Virgin Mobile will only let you use the phones listed on their website.Reply
I use it because it's non-contract, unlimited data (Full speed up to 2.5 GB), and unlimited text.
It costs $35 a month.
Only get 300 minutes of calling though. And service isn't that great. Uses the Sprint Network.
Verizon has the best coverage in my area, T-Mobile and AT&T's networks are kinda sketchy. About the same as Sprint's. -
nvidiaguy07 wannabeproYeah, it's CDMA; however, Virgin Mobile will only let you use the phones listed on their website. I use it because it's non-contract, unlimited data (Full speed up to 2.5 GB), and unlimited text. It costs $35 a month. Only get 300 minutes of calling though. And service isn't that great. Uses the Sprint Network.Verizon has the best coverage in my area, T-Mobile and AT&T's networks are kinda sketchy. About the same as Sprint's.Have you checked out straight talk yet? I know you said ATT's network sucks where you are, but if you only need better service at your house, you can always get a microcell, and have someone you know with ATT just add it to their account (no cost or hassle to them at all except the initial add)Reply
Then youll have have a MUCH better selection of phones to choose from, and the nexus 4 just came out for only $300-350
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halcyon nvidiaguy07I thought motorola paid george lucas a bunch of money so they could use the term "droid", and that they would be the only manufacturer selling phones branded as "droids". I've always hated when people would refer to any android smartphone as a "droid".That being said, 1080p on a 5" screen might be overkill, but im really excited to see it in person.Verizon...not MotorolaReply -
ragenalien johnsmithhatesVLCGames are going to really lag for the first generation of 1080p phones.Reply
Doubtful. I've got an SIII and with its 720 res screen it doesn't studder at all. With the improved graphics of the S4 pro (the adreno 320) it should play android games just fine. Even the most graphics heavy games on android/ios are easy to run by pc standards. Let's face it, it's going to be a good amount of years before phone games catch up to true console games and not just the arcade games for systems. -
joytech22 wannabeproI just wish some of these phones would be released for virgin mobile..Reply
Just get it outright..? I'm with Virgin Mobile and using a Galaxy Nexus and Note 10.1 -
livebriand denis corbettyou make $27h...good for you! I make up to $85h working from home. My story is that I quit working at shoprite to work online and with a little effort I easily bring in around $45h to $85h…heres a good example of what i'm doing, nyan.catOh, so now is she shoplifting?Reply