One of their big issues was the lack of multi touch? Considering that I have used that feature about 10 times on my moto droid today, that is interesting. Lack of accuracy, much?

This is one of the best phones released for verizon network. The touchscreen is amazingly accurate especially coming from the voyager which touchscreen sucks in accuracy. So they really improved it when making this phone. Multi-tasking music player is also a plus when your on those bored days with nothing to do besides texting. Some things that need to be worked on are some of the glitches that the phone produces such as the phone restarting when doing something such as scrolling through text messages on the phone but you can fix this by resetting the phone which I found out on LG-Darecom. But I believe the restarting problems can be fixed in a firmware update. But the phone has alot of tricks and features which you might not figure out until a couple of days after you get the phone. I know LG made a site thats basically a picture manual for the LG Dare and it really helped learn the phone also.

This dude is a moron and not funny

Haha Lamers making a review of a geeky phone. What I want to see is quake 3 arena ported to this one and then someone tell me the d-pad is obsolete pew pew Railgun frag!

those people suck.

I think this review was way to short and done by amateurs. I’ve been keeping an eye out for great android phones since I was turned on to the G1 a year ago and the droid is a huge step. Albeit, there ad campaign is quite childish, cmon guys leave the competitor bashing to apple they’ve based their entire company on being “better” than one other company. I’ll say there is one feature of the android phones that I love more than anything is that their features only get better with time. My G1′s features have grown exponentially since I bought it and as well I have the support of the open source community. Android is where its at.

When all these reviewers say “The Droid doesn’t have multi-touch”, they really mean “The Droid doesn’t have pinch-zoom in the browser.”

So while all you people saying “No, the Droid *does* have multi-touch” are technically correct, the Droid *is* missing the most visible and most-used multi-touch feature. Are there really any other commonly-used gestures on the iPhone?

Ok a lot of people complain about this d-pad being unnecessary but lets be honest this phone was made for gaming and IMHO a d-pad for gaming makes a hell of a lot more sense then a trackball which is harder to use on games in my experience.

The Droid seems to lack the innovative styling that was the big seller for the Razr, but still, the picture quality truly is remarkable and it’s nice to not have to depend too much on the touch screen

wow i really wish that people who have never owned an android handset and wear whale outfits wouldnt give reviews on something in which they are clearly uneducated about. just because there is no multi touch in the browser doesnt mean its not there in the underlying framework. and as all of you will agree, its not really necessary. i have a CM rom with multi touch in the browser and hardly ever use it.

whatever….im just ranting lol