Well, its always possible to find a lightly used one on craigslist/ebay for ALMOST the same price as the contract renewal price, just because people want to hop to another carrier or get another phone.

I got a Blackberry Curve 8330 a year or so ago for cheap on there, and it was in great shape.

Viddler.com - Motorola Droid X (Verizon Wireless) preview video walkthrough - Uploaded by engadget

droidX walkthrough

Saw that. Thats a BIG *** screen! I honestly dont feel you need one that big at all - it'll suck the CRAP out of your battery! I got 12 good hours of fair usage out of my Droid today, btw. My friends get **** on their EVO 4G's...

yea despite all my issues with the 2.1 update, the battery life is drastically improved from when i first got it from what i can tell. i'm still having the issue where it will randomly say the battery is dead. restarting fixes it every time but i wish i didn't have to restart it since it takes 2.36 hours to boot...

I bought the devour about a week ago, I like it but I am taking it back tomorrow and getting the incredible. Even though I will have to wait 2 1/2 weeks to get it I will just use a cheap phone in the mean time.

Good call :)

I am passed the 2 1/2 weeks and still no Incredible...

my friend w/ the red 350 nismo just got his today

I pre-ordered my Incredible and got it on release day. It's a great phone and have really enjoyed it.

Droid Incredible Snaps, Saves Pictures Of Your Browsing History

Droid Incredible users have found a truly incredible glitch on the HTC smartphone.

As Boy Genius Report writes, the Droid Incredible will snap screenshots of your browser--via the phone's Sense UI bookmarking widget--then store the pictures in its internal memory. Erasing those files isn't so easy. Those screengrabs of your online banking session or favorite porn site (for example) stick on the phone around even after a total factory reset.

Engadget explains, "Ending the browsing session, deleting your history, and even a full reset to factory settings failed to eviscerate the indiscreet imagery. You have to manually discover their location and delete them by hand."

BGR offers instructions on where you can find the images in order to erase them: "The JPEG files are saved to a folder named .bookmark_thumb1 which is located within the emmc folder of the phones internal storage (so you would expect a full factory reset to delete them). "

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2010/...y-htc-senseui/

I don't use the bookmark widget, but you can manually delete them when you connect the phone to the pc.

That ridiculously easy to fix, so I don't even know why they make it such a big deal to delete them...

In fact, with the potentially large amount of pictures to delete, I'd probably PREFER to delete it that way, anyway.

I don't have a Droid, just posting as an FYI. For tech people I'm sure that's easy to fix, but a huge portion of the general public doesn't have the first clue about such things. If you read through the comments there you'll see how many people don't have any idea how to delete them.

Steps in order:

1.) Connect USB cable from computer to phone
2.) Drag notification bar down, click USB notification, and then click "Mount"
3.) Go into the phone as if it was any other removable storage
4.) Find said directory, go into it, delete pictures. Voila.

It'd take 5 minutes max. I have no sympathy for the tech-less wonders - they can go buy iPhones and be happy.

LMAO, had to throw that in didn't ya? :nutswinger: