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Droid uses the default Android 2.0 UI. It's a "Google Experience" phone, which means that it's just running standard Android. AFAIK, Verizon didn't touch anyt
by megaduck 17y ago
Droid uses the default Android 2.0 UI. It's a "Google Experience" phone, which means that it's just running standard Android. AFAIK, Verizon didn't touch anything.
If you don't like this, then you're probably not going to like any of the other Android 2.0 devices either.