subject: Free Motorola Droid - Geniune Or Scam [print this page] Free Motorola Droid - Geniune Or Scam Free Motorola Droid - Geniune Or Scam
If you are seeking the hottest phone on the market right now, you just found it: the Motorola Droid. Sporting the latest Google Android 2. operating system, the Droid is a fully featured slider smart phone that puts others to shame. It boasts a stunning 3.7" high resolution touch screen, a 5 megapixel camera complete with dual LED flash, picture stabilizer and can shoot DVD quality video. It also features up to 32 GB of storage, offering you hours of music and video entertainment. If that's not enough to get your attention, check out this page: it also has a tri-axial accelerometer, so that it is a sweet gaming phone as well. Add to that all the available apps and its clear why the Droid is so popular. And best of all? A few companies are now giving away free Motorola Droids for testing! How can they give away free phones you ask? Surely it must be a hoax. Actually, the answer then is very simple: Motorola understands the requirement of product testing. Every successful company knows that until something new is tested in the real world by real consumers like you, there is always the chance that a product will be a flop. To avert this, Motorola is sending out a limited number of free Droids to consumers for testing. They gain valuable data and insight into whether the product will be successful, and you end up with a free Motorola Droid that's yours to keep! Motorola still needs to produce a profit though, so they will only be giving out free Motorola Droids for a limited time. Once they get enough feedback from consumers, they will shut this product testing program down. Fortunately, however, is that a few selected companies are still authorized to send out free Droids. Keep in mind though: no company will ask you for any money in advance to test a product. If they do, they are trying to scam you! If you want to claim your free Motorola Droid for testing, and keep it afterwards, don't wait!
