First to Verizon: Make a separate forum for posts for the DROID X2 by Motorola please. A lot of people will probably like that.
Ok, now to the Motorola forwarding information:
1: Battery Status Bug
There is a bug on most of the DROID X2's now that if you look at the status indicator on the notification bar and it would say 70%, if you reboot the phone it will say 90%. The indicator will then not move until you reach 70% again. We check using the Settings>About phone>Status to check the percentage. This is talking around on the Motorola Owners' Forums. Note that this is happening to my X2 as well.
2: Random rebooting
Random rebooting is also become quite a problem since the 2.3 Gingerbread update. Some may not say much but it should be fixed. This also is talking around on the Motorola Owners' Forums. This is also happening on my X2.
3. Laggy MOTOBLUR
On mine and some X2's, the 1.3.380 update to 2.3.4 has made our X2's really laggy. It was not this laggy with the original .232 update. Please fix soon.
4. Update to 3D Blur
The DROID X2 is a great phone without the bugs listed above. What will make the full useful to its full potential, or in Verizon's software documents, "Get the Best out of your DROID X2..", is if you will have Motorola make an update for the DROID X2 to move up to the 3D blur version like the DROID 3 and Bionic have. It would be nice to get the same blur the DROID RAZR has (with the words written under the icons on screen), but I don't think that will happen. The X2 is fully capable of running this software and will be a great improvement for the device.
5. Ice Cream Sandwich Update
The DROID X2 is fully capable of running the newest version of android, Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). To name off a reason I personally think the X2 will get ICS is that I believe the ZOOM has a Tegra 2 processor like the X2.. Motorola has confirmed that the Motorola ZOOM will get ICS, so that puts up the X2's chances.
I really hope Verizon Wireless and Motorola will listen to this list of Bugs and requests. We are paying customers of both companies and we want our phones to work to the best of it's potential, or we all may be greatly disappointed.