Like other Android gadgets, the Droid’s app storage is limited to a meager 256MB. Yes, it comes with a 16GB SD card that can be replaced with a 32GB card, but there’s likely to be some backlash from consumers who’ve never used removable memory before.
The Droid’s browser is inferior to the iPhone 3.1 Safari browser, according to MobileCrunch, with slower page loads and slightly less compliance to web standards.
While the European version of the Droid — which is dubbed the Milestone — features a multitouch screen, the U.S. version does not, eliminating the ability for users to pinch and zoom as they can on the iPhone.
Jonathan Engelsma on 30 Sep 10"Since their debut six weeks ago, the gadgets have enthralled the (mostly male) customers at Bone's. And to the astonishment of the restaurant's owners, wine purchases shot up overnight - they were nearly 11 percent higher per diner in the first two weeks compared with the previous three weeks, with no obvious alternative explanation. Other restaurateurs who are experimenting with iPad wine lists, from Sydney to London to Central Park South, report similar results. "