Some DROID owners turn to xScope Browser after Android 2.1 update fails them

Not every Motorola DROID owner was blessed by the Android 2.1 upgrade. For some, a glitch has prevented them from getting the eagerly awaited Pinch-To-Zoom capability in the browser. DROID owner YS tells us, "The rest of everything is working great-just pinch zoom in the browser is not working". When he contacted Verizon, Big Red told him that he would need a factory reset. Instead of rushing out to have it done, YS has been using the alternative xScope browser which he likes better anyway. He isn't the only one that feels that way. Available for Android devices running 2.1, the xScope browser is faster than the stock Android browser and renders pages better than the Opera Mini. With Pinch-To-Zoom support and tabbed browsing, this web browser certainly is worth a peek at least by DROID and N-One users. Files can get downloaded through the browser and YouTube videos can be saved to your microSD card. To move from one tab to another requires just a swipe and a window can be shut with a touch of the finger. A Task Manager is even included so you can kill open apps and a File Explorer allows you to delete, browse or move files on your SDcard. Give the xScope browser a chance and let us know what you think. You can find it in the Android Market, or go to the source link and use the QR code.

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source: AndroidandMe

Thanks YS!