Inside the Motorola Droid, an iphone likeness

Nov 1st, 2009 - CNET

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Inside the Motorola Droid, an iphone likeness

Though the Motorola Droid andApple iPhone have different chassis, their high-octane engines are similar.

The internal similarities begin with performance: both devices are fast. The iPhone 3GS is already distinguished for its speed. And the Droid is quickly garnering similar accolades.

"The Droid makes a big leap in internal performance. Compared with its rather sluggish Android predecessors," CNET Reviews said, citing the speed at which the Droid opens applications and menus and scrolls through lists and switches display screens.

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