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Motorola Droid Bionic – A High End Smartphone

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Motorola Droid Bionic is a powerful, sleek and fast smartphone that offers nice sleek and slim design, 4.3 inch qHD screen, double whammy of dual core processor, Verizon 4G LTE support, assortment of business and entertainment features, high definition 1080p video capture, plethora of compatible accessories and stylish form factor. High resolution on Bionic’s large 4.3 inch capacitive touchscreen display is the perfect way to blow away boredom. It is the first 4G LTE dual core smartphone of Verizon that turns minutes into seconds by downloading, browsing, multitasking and streaming at speeds up to 10x faster as compared to 3G. One of the extensive and exquisite features found in this model is the ZumoCast application, which allows you to stream, view or download content from your work or home PC. The Motorola Droid Bionic is a 4G LTE Android based smartphone, which is designed and developed by Motorola  [...]
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Motorola Titanium – Business-Ready Android Smartphone

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Motorola Titanium is a military certified push-to-talk Android smartphone for durability that offers responsive touchscreen, good call quality, solid tactile keyboard, built in Wi-Fi, push-to-talk functionality and Bluetooth. It is the first iDEN smartphone that combines Android 2.1 Éclair and Nextel Direct Connect of Sprint. The Titanium is certified to Military Specification 810G for low temperature, dust, high temperature, shock, solar radiation, vibration and low pressure. It is probably one of the best iDEN smartphones in the market, but with no 3G functionality and outdated software, it is far from the most sophisticated Android handset. The Titanium is not that advanced, but comes with Android 2.1, which is couple of generations behind other smartphones. However, it features military grade durability, supports push-to-talk in the form of Nextel Direct Connect, built in Wi-Fi, decent keyboard and corporate email support. The Motorola  [...]
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Motorola V8 Luxury – Good displays

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Motorola V8 Luxury is the successor to Razr V3 which sold really well in the market for three years. This phone is also called Motorola RAZR2 V8. It comes with a full metal jacket along with gradating dark pearl gray hues. This phone is made for fashion enthusiasts and certainly makes a good first impression. The phone has two high quality screens having QVGA resolution along with GSM quad band support, stereo Bluetooth and 2 megapixels camera. This cellphone delivers both style and functionality. The luxury edition of this phone has gold plated body along with soft back that is snake like. People who drool on exotic glamour will certainly drool on the design. The silhouette of Motorola V8 Luxury is graceful and my favorite feature of this handset is the mere 11.9 mm thickness. It is really impressive considering that it is a clamshell phone. Rounded edges and clean shape makes the slim phone look quite solid.  [...]
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Motorola Z6c – dual mode capabilities

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Motorola Z6c is a dual band cell phone that uses Verizon Wireless CDMA network when you are in US and when you are traveling abroad, it uses the GSM network of that country. This is a good idea if you are traveling abroad frequently. The camera of this phone is located on the rear face but I was disappointed to see that there wasn’t flash or self-portrait mirror. Controls on the sides include volume rocker and Motorola smart key on left and on the right spine, you have microUSB port, handset lock button and voice dialing button. I was disappointed to see that the manufacturer moved the memory card slot behind the battery cover. You will have to dig inside every time you want to access the memory card. The SIM card slot is located behind the phone’s battery and it is for the GSM networks. Motorola  [...]
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Motorola ROKR E6 – With business card reader

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Motorola ROKR E6 is a big touchscreen based phone and it is somewhere between mid range candy bar style phone and full smartphone with dimensions of 111mm by 51.5mm by 14.5mm. The weight of the handset is 122 grams which is not really that much. Motorola is trying to please both business and multimedia users with the phone as it has included best of both worlds. After reviewing the phone, I must say that the manufacturer has done well to achieve it. Below the display, there is a five way selection button with 4 application keys including the standard call/hang up options. On the top, there is a 3.5 mm headphones jack which is nice and you can put any standard headphones on the device for grooving to music. Motorola ROKR E6 is a tri-band phone and there is no HSDPA or 3G. This will certainly disappoint smartphone enthusiasts  [...]
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Motorola Grasp (U.S. Cellular) – Poor display quality

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Motorola is not a new player in the world of messaging phones, but this company is making more of smartphones of late with recent Android handsets like Droid 2 and Charm. But this doesn’t mean they have dumped messaging devices altogether. Motorola Grasp is the latest messaging phone from this company covered by U.S. Cellular. It is a simple square phone having a full QWERTY keyboard along with an optical trackpad. I had some problems with the design and the multimedia features too aren’t the best we have seen to date. On the bright side, you do get EV-DO, and comes with eco-friendly shell. This phone is really affordable at just $39.95 and you have to sign a two year service agreement after a $50 mail-in rebate. The Motorola Grasp share uncanny similarities with the BlackBerry. Both have the same candy bar design with curved corners and full QWERTY keyboard. You also have an optical trackpad. Inspect closer and you will notice the differences. The handset is 0.51 inch thick,  [...]
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Motorola Rambler – Full QWERTY in a small format. Maybe too small.

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Built for messaging fanatics (ergo the very apt name of Rambler), the Rambler houses a QWERTY keypad within its clamshell form factor and although the phone isn’t the best idea in a purely ergonomic sense, it is still a pleasing phone aesthetically and packs in decent features to boot. The rule is that messaging phones are sliders are boxier than this, so to hear of one that was designed as a clamshell was puzzling and interesting. These phones are oddities and rarities but the Rambler tries to make the most of this by being rectangular and stretching things out as much as it can. Head-on, it looks reasonably compact but its when you lay it on its side that you realize its girth. This makes holding it within your hand an odd affair since it ends up feeling distinctly out of place thanks to its size and QWERTY keyboard. Like many clamshells, it has a 1.6 inch external display which is colorful and shows the usual indicators such as battery  [...]
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Motorola Debut i856 – Bad keyboard

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Motorola Debut i856 is the first push to talk iDEN phone in a slider form factor. The phone is pretty basic and don’t expect any high end features from it. The handset is really slim and I will easily fit in to tightest of pants pocket. I am not saying that it is the slimmest phone around but it is definitely slimmer than most of the handsets I have had in my labs for testing. On the front, there is a 2.2 inch color display which is a bit small considering other handsets especially smartphones are having bigger displays. However, this just a mid range phone so I won’t complain much about the smaller screen. There is a shortcut bar having a collection of shortcuts for the applications that you use the most on the phone. For moving through this bar, you just have to press the right and left direction buttons. Beneath the display, there is a navigation array which consists of the four way navigation toggle with OK button in the middle, two soft keys, music and Talk/End  [...]
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