Thread: Anyone else pick up the new Verizon DROID?
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Old 11-10-2009, 10:28 PM   #42 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by MightyBobo View Post
Yes, there is a GPS built in, and it will also use cell towers to try to triangulate your position as close as possible, if it cant see any satellites. Furthermore, you dont need to pay for the VZNavigator package at all - a shock to MANY, because Verizon likes to get people by the balls with that. My Curve 8330 wouldnt even let you use the BUILT IN GPS unless you paid for that...

You actually want that Verizon nav crap? It uses Google for directions dude - I'll take that over Verizon ANY day haha.

You're going to find the lack of mobility as far as CDMA/GSM common in almost all Verizon phones. Do you really travel that much that you go to other countries with the old network?
ya i deploy so having a phone that works in iraq is nice, keeps me form buying another one just to use in iraq...

so price wise whats decent take home cost
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