Ive got a new droid razr and see tons of apps. I was wondering if there is a way to wirelessly somehow use the droid as a keyboard to search or text on the 360 or Samsung tv rather than usin
g the controller or remote…

I have a motorola droid (the first one) but I can upgrade it now.
What is the best Droid phone with a keyboard?

I’m trying to decide what phone I should get when I can turn in my crappy NV3, and I know I want a good smartphone. Which droid phones have a touchscreen AND a QWERTY keyboard?

Now, I’ve just gotten into the Android game. I have a HTC Desire, but I want more (no surprise, )
Normally, I’d post such a question at my favorite forum, but unfortunately, it is down, and I was hoping the folks here could help out.

The Nook Color.
This eReader attracts my attention for several reasons,
1) It’s cheap. Half the price of usual tablets
2) People say that it can out-perform the iPad in certain areas.
3) I love hacking stuff! There seems to be quite a bit of development going on, correct me if I’m
wrong.
4) The size seems to be just about right, a good compromise between portability and legibility

Now, I don’t really need all the features that other tablets have, namely the 3g/4g wireless connectivity. I was just looking to use this at home, or at my grandparent’s place (Where the computers there are absolutely ancient!) just for web browsing, facebooking, and the occasional game of Angry Birds.

Now, to the question. How does this stand up to other tablets of today? (Examples would be iPad, maybe iPad 2, XOOM, Galaxy Tab (7 inch and 10 inch)
I know that the Nook Color can be overclocked to 1Ghz, and more (1.3 – 1.6 ghz?) which puts it to the same clock speed as most of today’s tablets, except for they have dual core processors. How much of a difference would it make? Also, It can play a lot of high end android games when overclocked (Tegra 2 games?). However, I’m sure all the rooting and overclocking is bound to kill the battery. The original battery is said to last 8 hours with WiFi off. If Overclocked, and with WiFi, can I expect to have 5-6 hours of constant usage? Also, assuming it does last about 5 hours overclocked, I know that there are some kernels that allow for the Nook Color to be a USB Host, meaning keyboard, camera, and (maybe) mouse support. But such devices require power to be used, so can I expect 3-4 hours?

So, to wrap this whole thing up:
If anybody with a rooted Nook Color as well as a mid-high end android tablet could post their opinions, that would be great.

The reasoning behind the question, is that even if the Nook Color is cheap, I don’t want it becoming obsolete any time soon. I’m hoping for 6 months to a year before I’ll have to switch to keep up.

Thanks for your help,

I cant decide which one to buy soo which is better and why ?
And does the iPad have a keyboard ???