subject: Droid damaged? You may be surprised [print this page] Before I even kick to the meat of this post, disclaimer time. I am in no way say anything or even a bit of understanding that you need to go and try something like that. It is not officially approved(to my knowledge), and certainly not guaranteed to work.
Very good friend of mine uses Verizon Motorola Droid for somewhere to 6 months now. Phone works great for the most part, until recently, after experiencing some hardware problems. Now I have heard before, because the original work was interrupted when the repair took a magical thing happened: it turns into a second robot But it was the first time I saw it happen. Like any normal customer would be Verizon, after problems with his phone, my friend took it to Verizon. After receiving the ticket droid repair, to be sent to the residence, he noticed something else; model number that was used for has not changed. He called me to ask what the model number of the device match, and sure enough it was the second robot This mail comes, and voila, the old was replaced by Droid Droid second Interestingly, still were not supplied with the battery or battery Both work perfectly with some of the original robot.
So thats it. Like I said, do not go to work and try to damage yourself, because it does not guarantee the same results. If you can mention Droid because of some accident, you may just get lucky, and ends with a lot more than it already is.
