By I know a good handful of you are trying your hardest to keep up with Verizon’s DroidLanding Twitter account to find one of those devices they’re placing out in the wild (hint: it’s a Droid X, and you know you want one). If you don’t already know, you can use Google Maps & Navigation Beta to input those coordinates and have it hook you up with the exact location that the phone is sitting in.
After which, you can use the turn-by-turn navigation features to have your phone lead you right to the area the device is (that’s assuming you have an Android device, of course. You may be able to use other navigation apps – across different platforms – or turn-by-turn navigation units to do the same).’
I show you everything you need to know in order to try it for yourself in this quick how-to video (which you can apply to many other uses, as well). [Note]: I did say his name was Peter Choung in the video. His name is Francis Choung, to be exact, so my apologies for the screwup.
Time for a manicure, homie.
Philly people, what’s taking so long?
Damn, cut those fingernails.
Duh… and thanks for telling everybody else who wasn’t smart enough to figure that out so more people will show up at the location….
Ready…..FIGHT!
You could also download a geocaching app (like GeoBeagle) and do it that way, the Droid X contest is essentially a geocaching contest.
I think the worst part about hearing about this is that I smashed the screen on my htc incredible and its in NY right now getting a replacement screen, so I won’t be able to look this up to find the droid x to replace my effed up phone, fml.
This is the stupidist thing ever u suck people here’s a peny get a life hahahahaha