Motorola DROID User Manual

APPENDIX: DRIOD App Guide
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Sales and CRM
CRM (customer relationship management) seems like
something that was meant to be done from your
phone. You can find tools that work with Microsoft
CRM, and Salesforce.com is developing tools that
are not yet on the market. There are also plenty of
smaller CRM companies that are willing to work with
Android, such as Simply Sales, and several
developers have introduced standalone apps for the
freelancer.
If you’re interested in using CRM apps, try a few out
to see what works best for you. See Table A–15 for a
list of sales and CRM apps.
Table A–15. Sales and CRM Apps.
App Name Price Notes QR Code
Locale, by two
forty four a.m.
$9.99
Locale sets your phone’s ring
behavior based on the time, who is
calling, what is on your schedule,
and the phone’s location. Set it to
stop ringing during sales meetings
or prioritize some calls over others.
Many other apps also work with the
Locale app’s settings.
Mobile CRM for
MSCRM, by
Softtrends
Software Private
Ltd
Free
trial/$99.00
This app is a third-party solution for
connecting to Microsoft CRM. The
full version is expensive, so take
advantage of the fully functional trial
to see whether it will serve your
needs.

Motorola DROID Specifications

General

RAM	256 MB
Expandable Storage	microSD, up to 32 GB
Display Protection	Corning Gorilla Glass
SIM	Mini-SIM
Loudspeaker	Yes
3.5mm Jack	Yes
GPS	Yes, with A-GPS
Radio	No
Main Camera Video	480p@24fps
Colors	Black
Display	480 x 854 pixels
Processor	600 MHz ARM Cortex-A8
Operating System	Android 2.0 (Eclair)
Primary Camera	5 MP
Battery	1400 mAh
Dimensions	115.8 x 60 x 13.7 mm
Weight	169 g
Network	CDMA / EVDO
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, A2DP
Sensors	Accelerometer, proximity, compass