Straight from Motorola:
Droid X actually self-destructs if you try to mod it
Face it, if Apple tried this, the anti-Apple guys here would be all over this. But this isn't Apple, its a sainted Android phone. Is that crickets I hear chirping?
I am convinced most Anti-Apple folk are broke-*** tools that need to convince themselves that they are indeed relevant in the world.
I am convinced most Anti-Apple folk are broke-*** tools that need to convince themselves that they are indeed relevant in the world.
that's why their software and hardware runs everything in the world,
Yes, that's clearly what they are.
Thankfully someone finally speaks the truth.
It's clear that Apple is superior, and that's why their software and hardware runs everything in the world, and, therefore, it must clearly be the anti-apple people who are not relevant in the world.
It's not like Apple hasn't intentionally bricked iPhones through software updates in the past...
That's a good view of people.![]()
The last thing I would ever buy is a cellphone. And when I am forced to get one when the landline is declared dead, no way in hell will it be an iPhone or a Droid. I'll just get a phone.
But, because the anti-apple people are so convinced that Apple is the epitome of evil, I will continue to bash the hell out of them.
You don't own a cellphone, yet you're chiming in on a cellphone thread?? Sounds like you may be the irrelevant, broke-*** tool.
Straight from Motorola:
Droid X actually self-destructs if you try to mod it
Face it, if Apple tried this, the anti-Apple guys here would be all over this. But this isn't Apple, its a sainted Android phone. Is that crickets I hear chirping?
Keep in mind, this was done by Motorola, not Google. If this happened to the iPhone, there would only be Apple behind it given that they make the phone and the OS. HTC, Samsung, LG, et al. have Android phones without this efuse. If the efuse technique happens in the future across all manufacturers I expect there will be outrage, but for now this news was available before the phone arrived so the people that are concerned with modding could look elsewhere.
Want an iPhone 4G without the antenna issue? Can't do it right now. Want an Android phone that you can hack? Feel free to choose from about a half dozen that have come out this summer. I'll avoid the obvious pun and say it isn't a fair comparison.
I wouldn't mind Motorola being taken down a notch over this whole thing. Android is supposed to be an open platform, so I don't like this move on principle alone. Besdies, I'm still holding the Razor against them.