[New] Droid X commercial shows off Mobile Hotspot feature

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The Motorola advertising machine continues to churn out cinematic masterpieces as part of its marketing campaign. And today, the latest Droid X commercial certainly doesn't disappoint. This one focuses on the Droid X's ability to act as a Mobile Hotspot. If you're not pumped about this feature, take a peak at the commercial (which should start airing tonight), and your opinion may change. Remember, the Mobile Hotspot feature will cost you a pretty penny, unless you decide to root.

[video=youtube;WzPUYcfQMwA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzPUYcfQMwA&feature=player_embedded[/video]
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Source YouTube

Thanks to Shadez for the tip!

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[rustynail09]

My question is where were the Red transparent dollar signs coming out of the devices back to the Droid X?? That would properly depict the built-in wifi tether program!

 

[Big Lou]

I love the ballsy approach to these Droid commercials.

Having said that, I prefer my Wireless Tether for Root Users!

 

[wuyanks]

OP updated with video!

 

[NeoandGeo]

Good luck playing an online PSP game on Verizons 3G network.

 

[jodyberry]

Graphically it's a nice spot.

But to me it shows that pure strangers can suck your bandwidth!!

 

[pandroid]

Graphically it's a nice spot.

But to me it shows that pure strangers can suck your bandwidth!!

encryption

its obvious motorola is making some nice changes to itself. makes you think about how this world and its people run

 

[kodiak799]

I thought the commercial was well done....But it occurs to me my parents would probably see that and have no clue what the commercial is about.

 

[Nick177th]

Graphically it's a nice spot.

But to me it shows that pure strangers can suck your bandwidth!!

Wouldn't they have to have your network(hotspot) password?

 

[kodiak799]

Wouldn't they have to have your network(hotspot) password?

Haven't you heard? Android is rife with security issues. I'm sure the encryption is easily hacked.

 

[jodyberry]

Graphically it's a nice spot.

But to me it shows that pure strangers can suck your bandwidth!!

Wouldn't they have to have your network(hotspot) password?

I was being facetious! It only LOOKS like other people could use your wifi at will!!