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[* black] The slide-out keyboard on the numerically-named Droids is often the biggest selling point on the phone, filling a niche market for users who prefer the kind of physical response that only a tactile keyboard can deliver.
- [* black] The keyboard on the Droid 4 features the same offset key layout as the Droid 2 and the dedicated number row like the Droid 3, but now features a bulit in backlight. Well, ''edge''light to be precise.
-[* black] Unlike all previous versions of the keyboard wielding droids, the Droid 4's upper display assembly runs edge-to-edge over the lower half of the phone.
+ [* black] The keyboard on the Droid 4 features the same offset key layout as the Droid 2 and the dedicated number row like the Droid 3, but now features a built-in backlight.
+[* black] Unlike previous versions, the Droid 4's upper display assembly runs edge-to-edge over the lower half of the phone.