The ... Droid X2 is definitely a worthy successor to the Droid X name. The design still cuts a striking profile and of course the new dual-core processor won't leave you wanting. However, the lack of LTE connectivity just might.

To be honest, we were pretty disappointed when we first heard about the Motorola Droid X2. The lack of 4G and some hardware features--such as a front-facing camera--didn't exactly have us jumping out of our seats. However, after spending a few days with the smartphone, we have come to appreciate...

The X2 excels when it comes to handling video, apps, and other productivity features, but the camera isn't great, and I wish Motorola would just drop the Motoblur user interface.

The ... display is nice, and the dual-core processor welcome, but other elements of the smartphone fall short: the camera is still patchy unless you’re blessed with the brightest of lighting, the 720p HD limitation is frustrating, and Motorola’s decision to stick with Froyo unfathomable.

On Motorola’s second go ... the DROID X2 updates don’t do enough to push the new DROID into the limelight. And without 4G, there’s not much incentive to buy the new DROID.