Droid X is pretty neat and has kickn' internal storage!

Well, my Dad finally got a Droid X, and it is super sweet. I'm a bit jealous, but man, I do not want to pay the cost of subscription that comes with a contract phone.

However, if you are part of the Verizon world, I highly recommend the Droid X.. Imagine internal storage measured in gigabytes instead of megabytes. I have fantasies about how many apps I could fit on that thing.

My Samsung Intercept topped out at about 45 apps (as long as some of them were small. My LG Optimus V is at about 91 apps. Apps2SD makes a huge difference.

I assume keeping it all internal to the Droid's memory would make it faster. If I ever find one just to buy without a contract, even just to use as WiFi, it may be a better investment than a PSP because of how many games and apps I could use with the internal memory.

The Samsung Intercept vs. The LG Optimus V

Visit the Feature Pages @Virgin Mobile

• Samsung Intercept Android Phone | Virgin Mobile
• Virgin Mobile LG Optimus V 
• To see compared to the Samsung Intercept, click the pretty picture ;)

Androids are Getting Less and Less Expensive!

Case in point that Android's are getting cheaper and cheaper is the new Virgin Mobile phone releasing tomorrow, Feb 1st, at a cool $150.

It runs Froyo 2.2, has a larger screen than the Samsung Intercept, but there is no pull out keyboard.

The Lg Rumor Touch may drop in price if Virgin Mobile plans to sell any more of them when people can get an Android phone for the exact same price.