You tell me.

This guy had earlier ported the Android emulator to his G1 and demonstrated the features of Android 2.0.

Watch the video below:

I’m slightly amazed by the slider sequence for phone locking. It might be a bit difficult for those who does not own the phone to unlock it.

Motorola Droid is the first Android phone to sport the Android 2.0 software and it does promises a few things that the iPhone does not do.

• Google search now with voice, enable you to search by speaking to your phone.

• Car mode on the Droid, it switches to landscape mode for car navigation-like GPS device.

• Different ways to communicate with a contact, call, sms, facebook etc, not particularly new, but convenient.

• Android Market has changed!

• Verizon Visual Voicemail, only available for Verizon subscribers and requires monthly subscription.

The following video shows them:

Another review on the Motorola Droid :

Some from the review worthy of highlights:

• Droid is thinner than Samsung Moment

• Looks like a modern minimalist, not plasticky

• Google Maps Navigation is a main attraction