Product Summary

Motorola Droid Pro is fully android smartphone with a full front facing QWERTY physical keyboard. Here I describe all detail of motorola droid pro. It is the thinnest smartphone I saw ever. In this article I am trying to explain all hardware, software, technical, features, video test, images from different angel, my practical experience and users comments about Motorola Droid Pro.

It might look (a lot) like an over sized BlackBerry, but the Motorola Droid Pro on Verizon is all Android

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Hardware Specifications

• Processor: TI OMAP 1GHz processor with Dedicated GPU
• Networks: CDMA 800/1900 MHz; GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
• Data : EV-DO Rev. A
• Memory: 2GB Internal memory for emails, texts, and apps, 2GB pre–installed microSD card for music, videos, and pictures (expandable to 32GB)
• Operating System: Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS with Motorola Application Platform
• Display: 3.1" 480×320 (HVGA) TFT display
• Camera: 5MP with LED flash
• WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
• BLUETOOTH v2.1+ EDR
• Dimensions: 4.69" (H) x 2.36" (W) x 0.46" (D)
• Weight: 4.73 ounces
• Battery: 1,380mAh with up to 390 talk minutes or up to 330 hours standby

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The software

The Droid Pro ships with Android 2.2 -- aka Froyo. That’s just about the newest version of the Android OS, if you’re not counting a couple of phones on Android 2.2.1, and if you’re not counting that we’re expecting the announcement of Android 2.3 Gingerbread any time now.
The phone has the same homescreen customizations that debuted earlier this year on the Droid X. (Call it the new Blur, or Motoblur or, yes, Phil Blur.) You’ve got the usual three buttons at the bottom for the phone dialer, app launcher and contacts. (Note to Motorola: Please change the contacts button to something more useful. We can get to the contacts through the phone dialer just fine, thank you very much.)
You have the usual seven home screens on which to put app shortcuts, widgets -- the works. Motorola’s loaded them up with the usual widgets -- social networking, updates, weather, some useful toggles for Wifi, Bluetooth, GPS and airplane mode), calendar, messages, search, music app, photo gallery, news reader -- a ton of stuff for a little phone, really.
Call it bloat if you must, but they’re really some useful widgets, and they have the added bonus of being resizeable if you want. (Tap and hold a widget. When you let go, it can be resized.)
Apps on the Droid Pro by default include:

3G Mobile Hotspot	Alarm and Timer	Amazon MP3	Backup Assistant
Browser	Calculator	Calendar	Camcorder (video recording)
Camera (still photography)	City ID (hasn’t gotten any more useful)	Contacts	Dialer
DLNA (streaming to DLNA-enabled TVs	E-mail (non gmail)	EMERGENCY (A way to get emergency alerts)	Files (a handy file explorer)
Gallery	Gmail	Google Search	Help Center
Google Latitude	Google Listen	Manage SIM card	Maps (Google Maps)
Android Market	Media Share	Messaging (Single inbox)	Music
My Accounts (add accounts to phone)	My Verizon Mobile (account info)	Navigation (Google Maps Navigation)	News (RSS reader)
News and Weather (stock Android app)	NFS Shift (racing game)	Places (Google Location Search and recomm.)	Quickoffice
Settings	Skype Mobile	Social Networking	Talk (Gchat)
Task Manager	Text Messaging	Voice Command	Voice Search
Voiecmail	VPN	YouTube

A lot of that we could do without, but to each his (or her) own. Not preloaded are any of Verizon’s VCAST apps, and that makes us happy.
Oh, and notice that Task Manager? Yeah. It's an evil, EVIL task manager. Actually, the app itself is well done. If there's an app that hangs (I have the occasional problem with Seesmic not making a connection, for instance), you can use this to kill the app, and then reopen it. But please, PLEASE, don't use it to automatically kill apps that you think you don't want running. Because it's fine, you're wrong, and the Droid Pro has plenty of overhead to handle more than one thing at a time.

Some odds and ends

1. We had zero problems with the GPS on the Droid Pro. It locked on in about 12 seconds.
2. The speakerphone is above average -- Motorola continues to make great ones.
3. There are 14 steps between LOUD and vibrate, using the volume buttons.
4. Double-tap the home button to launch voice commands. (That's different than using the microphone button.
5. The web browser is your basic Android browser. Nothing special, it just works.
6. The only on-screen keyboard you have is the Motorola multitouch keyboard. No Swype. You can download others at your leisure.

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Droid Pro Gingerbread Update

1. New User Interface and Color Scheme
2. Improved battery life while using Bluetooth
3. New Download Manager App
4. App and Power Management Details
5. Multi-Touch Key-Chording-New ability to enter numbers and symbols with keyboard shortcut combos, instead of having to change to the numeric keyboard mode for every input.
6. Improved Word Selection and Copy Functionality
7. Dock Icons
8. App Groups
9. Emergent Groups and Smart Contacts
10. Updated Calendar Options
11. Geo-Tagging for Camera applications
12. Email application- Improved contact syncing from multiple accounts, Email pushes now work correctly when using Exchange Active Sync.
13. Successfully edit Contacts without being directed to the home screen.
14. Auto focus Camera feature has been improved for use in low-light conditions

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