Motorola Droid X already selling out? Activation issues reported
Although Verizon said it has done everything possible to ensure there would be Droid X smartphones for everyone at launch, it looks like there are still not enough units to meet the demand.
BGR and PhoneArena are both reporting that most Verizon stores are starting to deplete their Droid X stock, with some being already sold out of the handset.
BGR also says that some Droid X owners have complained of activation issues. Apparently, their smartphones are activated only for voice services and not for data too. Anyone reading this having these sort of problems?
The Motorola Droid X was launched this morning for $199.99 on contract and, in case you don’t want to enter into a Verizon store to get it, you can order it online. Good luck.
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