Have your Droid X already? Verizon figured out how to activate it
Word on the street is that only 170 Droid X handsets have leaked out from the mothership so far, but in the off chance you're in that elite group of early early adopters, it seems Verizon has cured a snag that was preventing you from activating the phone on its network. As of Friday afternoon, it's said that "system provisions were put in place" to allow the beasts to be used the way Motorola intended, so go forth and put that crusty old V3m out of its misery. Oh, and as for the rest of you: well, keep on waiting a few more days.
[Thanks, Ben R.]
[Thanks, Ben R.]
























Can i go to a store and get mine noaww??
Kthxbaiii
Oh you engadget idiots..What you won't give for a Verizon scandal !!!!!
Take two iphone 4's and call me in the morning...sorry iphone 4's don't make calls...
Guess I'll stick with my out dated original droid (it's actually still a pretty nice phone)....should be someLTE droids coming out late this year ;)
Reading this thread, and many more like it, you gotta think that one well placed fanboy troll comment can hijack the entire thing. Not that this story was super fascinating anyway, but the trolls shouldn't be given the power. JMHO.
I played with the dummy phone in the store ! and the physical buttons were kind off deep and hard to press! I hope this is because it was a dummy phone.
I will be at 9:00 on the 15th at the Verizon store to get me one!
Not impressed with this eyesore of a device. All phones are starting to look identical these days *shruggs*
The fanboi comments here and all the iPhone 4.0 jokes have been used up and to be fair, they aren't even funny!
Pretending to be a news site with informative views and 'intelligent' readership just doesn't cut it.
I have reached the conclusion (a couple of times prior to this post as well) that this is not a site I wish to hang out on... Permanently logged out..
Who's ass do I gotta kiss to get a brickphone that looks like an NES controller, HUH?!
@ironlion7777
The Droid was pretty close to that. A little modding and you could have it... :-)
"Activate"?
Does this apply to all Android phones, or what's it about?
Never had to activate anything to use my beloved Nokia N900.
@USSLiberty
If you bought it in a store, they more than likely did the activation for you. Basically it's just a call into an automated line that lets your phone get on the network.
Getting this on Friday...
Finally a smartphone after 2 years with my horrid enV2.
@web250 Ha!