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Saturday, September 22, 2012

Nexus Power: Jelly Bean is coming to the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S and Motorola Xoom

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Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, is starting to roll out for the Galaxy Nexus now. The Nexus S and the Motorola Xoom (quasi Nexus) will be getting Jelly Bean in the near future too. There have been some complaints that Android 4.1 may have come too soon, with Google's OEM partners still completing their upgrades to Android 4.0. On the other hand this could be Google stab at taking control of its ecosystem. For the past three years, we have considered the Google Nexus phone a reference product. Than Google re-opened its online sales network for its Galaxy Nexus, and offered it at a unbelievable US$349 price of contract. With the launch of the Nexus 7 and Nexus Q, Nexus is on the verge of becoming a household name, in the same way Android is.Imagine a Nexus S buyer back in 2011. After a few months, he may have suffered from buyers regret, seeing the dual core Android's that came out after that. But by 2012, any regret would would have been lost when they got Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich and watch owners of other phones ask when they would be getting their tasty threat. Now the Nexus S Owners eagerly await Jelly Bean, and owners of other devices just receiving Ice Cream Sandwich will be behind the curve yet again. Google has done what it can to convince its OEM's to update their phones and tablets faster. It made its OEM's commit to an 18 month support commitment. Yet, we see Samsung phones like the Galaxy S Advance, launched months after Android 4.0, with no commitment to an Android 4.0 upgrade. This quick roll-out of updates might be Google pushing its OEM's to stick with vanilla Android. Sure you can pick Samsung's or HTC's latest and greatest, but if you want Google latest and greatest, go with a Nexus device. With the Nexus 7 Google is going into the table market in a big way. The Nexus Q aims to put Nexus in your living room. If the rumor proves true that Google might launch more than one Nexus phone this year than, it could be Google saying if OEM won't provide Android updates in a timely manner, Google will give you phones that will get those updates. Me, I am convinced, my next Android phone, will be a Nexus phone.

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Friday, September 21, 2012

Google and Motorola: What the #@!*%?

Posted by Unknown at 7:03 PM Labels: Google, Motorola 0 comments

It's two days later and I'm still confused. When I saw the headline yesterday, my jaw literally dropped. "Google bought who? That's got to be a misprint. They must have bought a mobile operator, like Sprint or something. But Motorola? Really?"

Usually when a big tech merger happens you can see the logic behind it. Even if you don't agree with the logic, you understand why they made the deal. But in this case the more I think about it the more confused I get.

Did Google buy Motorola for the patents? If so, why isn't it spinning out the hardware business? Or did Google buy Motorola because it wants to be in the hardware business? If so, does it understand what a world of other problems that will create for Android and the rest of Google? Seriously, if Google tries to integrate Motorola into its business we could end up citing this as the deal that permanently broke Google.

Why roll the dice like that? Maybe I'm missing something, maybe Google has a screw loose, maybe both of the above. Or maybe I'm wrong to look for airtight logic. Companies sometimes make decisions on impulse, especially when they are under stress, and it's a sure thing that Google is under stress these days on IP issues.

So I have a lot more questions than answers. My questions are about Google's intent, its next steps, and how other companies will react...

Why did Google do it, really? The conventional answer is that Google wanted Motorola Mobility for its patents. That's what Google itself implied, and Marguerite Reardon over at CNET agreed (link). That might well be the explanation. Om Malik had a really intriguing take: Google bought Motorola as a defensive move to prevent Microsoft from getting the Motorola patents (link). And Richard Windsor of Nomura, who I respect deeply, said in an e-mail that this is all about the patents. He predicts that Google's new patent portfolio will create a balance of power enabling Google to quickly force a settlement to the patent lawsuits against its licensees.

But if you wanted only the patents, I think you'd buy Motorola, keep the patents and then spin out the hardware company to avoid antagonizing your licensees. Google says it intends to keep Motorola and run it.

Besides, as Andrew Sorkin pointed out in the New York Times, Google could have bought a different but also important mobile patent portfolio from InterDigital for about $10 billion less than Motorola (link). Maybe there's some magic patent at Motorola that Google feels is worth $10 billion more, or maybe there are some terms in Motorola's patent cross-license agreements that Google desperately needs. But again, if that's the case, why not keep the patents and resell the hardware business?

Unless Google is lying about keeping Motorola intact, I think Google intends to be in the mobile hardware business. Which raises the next question...

Does Google know how to run a hardware business? No, of course not. The processes, disciplines, and skills are utterly different. The same business practices that made Google good in software will be a liability in hardware. Google's engineers-first, research driven product management philosophy is effective in the development of web software, because you can run experiments and revise your web app every day in response to user feedback. But in hardware, you have to make feature decisions 18 months before you ship, and you have to live with those decisions for another 18 months while your product sells through. You can't afford to wait for science. Instead, you need dictatorial product managers who operate on artistry and intuition. All of those concepts (dictatorship, artistry, intuition) are anathema to Google's culture. Either Google's worldview will dominate and ruin Motorola, or worse yet the Motorola worldview will infect Google. Google with Motorola inside it is like a python that swallowed a minivan.

To put it another way, I think Google has about as much chance of successfully managing a device business as Nokia had of running an OS business.

But the real question is, does Google realize that it doesn't know how to make hardware? I doubt it. Speaking as someone who worked at PalmSource for its whole independent history, an OS company always believes that it could do a better job of making hardware than its licensees. It's incredibly frustrating to have a vision for what people should do with your software, and then see them screw it up over and over. The temptation is to build some hardware yourself, just to show those idiots how to do it right.

I think maybe Google just gave in to that temptation.

But if Google really wants to sell hardware, that raises questions for the other Android licensees...

How will Google really manage Motorola? Google says it's going to treat Motorola as an independent company without any special access to the Android team. But what's the point in that? Motorola hasn't exactly been dominating the mobile device world lately, so I find it very, very hard to believe that Google would buy it and leave it intact. Wouldn't you want to have Motorola create special products that take advantage of the latest Android features? Kind of like a flagship operation? Then when you announce a new initiative at Google IO, you can have some nice new Motorola hardware ready to ship with it on day one. Of course, the other Android licensees will be allowed to participate too. They're welcome to run flat out to keep up with every Google software initiative, disregarding expense and business risk, just like Google's Motorola subsidiary will.

Which makes you wonder...

How will the Android licensees react? I think we can safely disregard the positive quotes from the other Android licensees. What would you do if your company depended utterly on Android, and Google called you up twelve hours before the announcement and asked for a quote? Would you risk Google's anger by refusing to give a nice quote? Of course not.

But would you honestly be happy? Of course not. In the last year, you gained share at the expense of Motorola. Now instead of being a weak and failing vendor you can snack on, Motorola has infinite financial resources and cannot physically go broke. Sure, I am happy to compete with that.

The other issue is the one everyone else has already pointed out -- even though Google says there will be a firewall between Motorola and Android, you suspect it'll be semi-permeable, meaning you'll always be at a bit of a disadvantage.

So what do you do? A lot of people are predicting that Android could be in danger of losing licensees. For example, Horace Dediu at Asymco drew a parallel to the Symbian consortium, whose members were uncomfortable because Nokia held the largest share of the ownership (link). But when Symbian was launched, those companies were happy to sign up, despite the asymmetric ownership, because they thought Symbian was going to dominate the mobile OS market, and they were scared of Microsoft. They dropped out only after it was proven conclusively that only Nokia was capable of making a Symbian phone that sold well in Europe.

I can tell you from personal experience at Palm that licensees don't care about governance issues when they think your OS will help them sell a lot of units. It's only after growth slows down that they get twitchy. As long as Android continues to grow explosively, the licensees will be right there with it because they're terrified not to be.

Google probably knows the licensees can't go anywhere. In fact, it has a history of treating them very roughly in private (check out the nasty tone in the private memos between Google and Samsung exposed by the Skyhook lawsuit here). So in some ways the Motorola deal is just more of the same.

But there is still a risk to Google. Android licensees will probably be more willing to talk to Microsoft now, and they might do a few more Windows Phone products, if only to get leverage against Google. So Google has just thrown a lifeline to Windows Phone, which otherwise might have been headed for extinction if the first round of Nokia products failed.

This might also be an opportunity for other mobile platforms. If there were any...

Is there a third path? The Android licensees are probably pretty wary of both Google and Microsoft at this point, and may be wishing forlornly that there was a third alternative for mobile operating systems.

Unfortunately, I don't think there is. The handset vendors' embrace of "royalty-free" Android strangled the other Linux mobile platforms. TrollTech was bought by Nokia and then killed, while Access's evolution of Palm OS died for lack of customers.

There's speculation that HP might broadly license Web OS (link). But HP has its own hardware conflict of interest (a much stronger one than either Google or Microsoft). Far more importantly, keep in mind that mobile phone companies license an OS because they believe it's going to sell millions of units for them. If HP, with all of its resources and channel presence and strong brand, can't sell significant numbers of Web OS phones, why would HTC or Samsung believe they could do it?

[Edit: In the original version of this post, I failed to mention MeeGo. A couple of people have told me that was unfair, and I think they are right. Based on past experience, I have a lot of skepticism about OS consortia, especially ones involving Intel. But if MeeGo's ever going to get serious consideration from hardware companies, now is the time, and I should have acknowledged that.]

Hint to Android licensees: If you build up HTML 5 as a platform, you won't have to depend on anyone else's platform. But in the meantime, your realistic choices are Android and Microsoft.

Speaking of Microsoft...

What will Microsoft do now? Steve Ballmer faces a very interesting decision. Windows Phone just got a boost because it's now seen as a more vendor-neutral platform than Android. The door is probably open for Microsoft to build deeper relationships with Android licensees. If Microsoft sill believes in its licensing model, it will focus on walking through that door.

But as others have pointed out, Microsoft's position is now a bit lonely in some ways. The other major smartphone platforms (iOS and Android) now have captive hardware arms. Even RIM has both hardware and OS, although it's been a while since RIM was held up as a model for others to emulate. Will Microsoft feel exposed without its own hardware business? And if it does feel exposed, will it buy Nokia?

I'd be very surprised if it did. Buying Nokia would decisively end the Windows Mobile licensing business. You'd be betting Microsoft's mobile future even more completely on the ability of Nokia to execute in hardware. Besides, why buy the cow when you're already milking it?

I'd also like to think that Microsoft learned from the Zune debacle that it's not great at creating mobile hardware.

And then there's the fruit company...

What will Apple do? Apple's history since Steve returned is that it doesn't react to competitors; it forces competitors to react to it. Apple is brilliant at setting the terms of the competition so other companies are forced to compete on Apple's turf. Everyone else is focused on building licensed commodity hardware, so Apple creates integrated systems. Everyone else has optimized their supply chains to sell through third party retailers, so Apple creates its own stores. Everyone else stopped making touchscreen smartphones, so what does Apple make?

You get the picture. So I don't expect Apple to make any changes in response to the Motorola deal, but I would be shocked if Apple didn't have plans for changing the terms of the competition again now that Google is trying to build more integrated hardware and software. There are all sorts of game-changing moves Apple could make -- do a much larger push in web services, create an iPhone Nano (fewer features and lower price), even create its own search engine or social network (potentially valuable just to make Google crazy).

What's next?

To sum it all up, it's impossible to predict what will happen. Hopefully the new balance of power in patents will make the big lawsuits go away, although I doubt we'd see a resolution before the deal closes, and that could take many months. If Google bought Motorola for the patents, it'll either sell the company or let it gracefully rot, and we'll go back to business as usual.

On the other hand, if Google tries to integrate Motorola into its business, that's a noble mission, and I hope they'll succeed because the mobile industry needs more competition to Apple in systems design. I dearly hope Google will take the challenge seriously and recognize that it'll need to make fundamental changes to its culture. But those changes would be daunting even for a company experienced in mergers, and Google's never done a deal this big before. I think the most likely outcome of the Google-Motorola merger is some flavor of train wreck.

I hope I'm wrong.

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Saturday, September 15, 2012

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Android Phone Motorola DROID BIONIC 4G Verizon Wireless

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you're want to buy Packing a dual-core processor with each core running at 1 GHz, the sleekly designed Motorola DROID BIONIC smartphone with 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless delivers a mobile Internet experience that's as much as 10 x faster than 3G. And with Motorola's innovative webtop application, it is possible to connect for an external monitor via optional adapters or docks (including a laptop dock) to try out music and videos around the big screen too as enjoy full Firefox multi-tab browsing (learn more below).

The 4G-enabled Motorola DROID BIONIC (see larger image).

Motorola DROID BIONIC
At a Glance:

4G connectivity

Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)

1 GHz dual-core processor

4.3-inch high-res qHD multi-touch display

16 GB memory + 16 GB microSD card

GPS navigation

Wireless-N Wi-Fi (with Mobile Hotspot)

Stereo Bluetooth

Corporate and e-mail

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network provides speeds as much as 10 x faster than Verizon Wireless' 3G network. With 4G LTE, you'll enjoy simultaneous voice and data capabilities, allowing you to check e-mail, browse the web, download an app, and look directions on Google Maps while on the call. Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network currently reaches one-third coming from all Americans, with plans to flourish the network for the company's entire 3G coverage area in the next several years (learn a a bit more about 4G below).

In addition to high-speed 4G connectivity, it is achievable to also share the built-in Mobile Hotspot via Wi-Fi among as much as five devices--laptop, another phone, MP3 player, plus more (additional service charge).

Running the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS (learn more below), it's powered by a 1 GHz dual-core processor and includes 1 GB of powerful PC-grade RAM, empowering you to browse, download, and multitask all at maximum speeds.

The DROID BIONIC includes a brilliant 4.3-inch qHD display, that offers a rich 24-bit color depth along with a 960 x 540-pixel resolution for extremely sharp images. And the screen is constructed of scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass with a glare-reducing coating. With the device's front-facing VGA camera and See Things I See video feature, it is possible to share experiences--either via Wi-Fi or 4G--with family, friends and co-workers. A rear-facing 8-megapixel camera also allows one to capture stunning still photos and full HD 1080p videos while about the go.

With 16 GB of onboard storage as well as an included 16 GB microSD card, you can finish up able to keep plenty of photos and videos directly for the device--and you can use optional microSD memory cards as much as 32 GB for much more storage potential. Other features include GPS for navigation and location-based services, Bluetooth for hands-free devices and stereo music streaming, and up to 10.8 hours of talk time.

PC Power from Your Smartphone
Create, edit, and interact with all of your documents, media, and content using Motorola's webtop application when attached to one of three optional docks. The DROID BIONIC could be accustomed to browse your chosen websites having a full Firefox desktop browser, view social networking sites, and make use of HTML5 web-based applications and supported cloud computing services while running your Android applications in a very window. And calls and text messages continue uninterrupted regardless of whether the DROID BIONIC is removed in the dock.

You can choose from the Webtop Adapter (most affordable, and greatest for light webtop use), the HD Station dock (good for webtop use plus multimedia playback), or Lapdock--which offers an all-in-one webtop solution with built-in monitor, keyboard, and trackpad.

The optional Motorola HD Station dock enables you hook up to a big screen (via HDMI port) at the identical time as connect peripherals such as a keyboard or a mouse via its USB ports for a PC-like experience while while using webtop application.

The Motorola Lapdock posseses an incredibly thin design with the 11.6-inch screen, full keyboard, and trackpad--plus a battery that delivers up to 8 hours of power. Simply dock your DROID BIONIC into the back from the Lapdock to transform it into an active, connected machine that's lighter and smaller than most laptops for the market.
BIONIC at Play
The DROID BIONIC's multiplayer gaming capabilities allow that you challenge friends to call home peer-to-peer gaming, viewed with the device's 4.3-inch qHD quality screen that delivers console-quality graphics. The integrated HDMI connectivity also enables you to definitely connect these devices in your HDTV (or HDMI-compatible monitor) to experience your games, also as purchased HD content completely 1080p (HDMI cable sold separately).

For multitaskers, the DROID BIONIC's Mirror Mode function enables simultaneous streaming of video towards the TV and about the device. You are able to also wirelessly stream video and audio to compatible DLNA devices.

BIONIC at Work
As a fully featured work device, the DROID BIONIC comes designed with corporate e-mail, remote wipe and data security, and encryption capabilities that IT departments appreciate. In addition, it features productivity tools for example Quickoffice for document review and editing, full calendar management, one-click use of conference calling, as well as a full suite of Google applications and services.

Vital Statistics
The Motorola DROID BIONIC weighs 5.6 ounces and measures 5 x 2.6 x 0.4 inches. Its 1735 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at as much as 10.8 hours of talk time, and as much as 200 hours (8.3 days) of standby time. It runs for the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network, too as EV-DO, Rev A 3G and CDMA 800/1900 frequencies where 4G LTE is not available.

What's within the Box
Motorola DROID BIONIC handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, USB cable, 16 GB microSD card, quick start guide

Android Gingerbread Operating System
The DROID BIONIC runs the Android 2.3 os (dubbed Gingerbread)--the fastest version of Android readily available for smartphones yet. It includes a cleaner, more refined interface with new icons, improved top notification bar, and more intuitive navigation. Multitasking in Gingerbread allows the ability to perform over one app with a time. If you're playing a game, it can be done to easily switch for an incoming email and then switch back towards the game without losing your place.

A new onscreen keyboard causes it to be much easier to type thanks to additional spacing between the keys and larger font sizes. And the harder you use the keyboard, the more typing is gonna be because the enhanced suggest feature records previous input history to generate better suggestions.

The DROID BIONIC also brings one-touch access on the popular Google mobile services you use every day, including Google Search, Gmail, Google Maps with Navigation, Google Calendar, Picasa, and YouTube. It also provides easy usage of both personal and corporate e-mail, calendars, and contacts sustained by Exchange Server and Gmail. And through Android Market, you will get usage of a large number of useful applications, widgets, and fun games to download and install on your phone, with many more apps being added every day.

Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network allows one to download photos, apps, and games in seconds and entire movies in minutes. LTE (or long Term Evolution provides significantly increased upload and download speeds over 3G networks, at exactly the same time as significantly reduced latency (or lag time). Verizon Wireless expects 4G LTE average data rates being 5-12 megabits per second (Mbps) on the downlink and 2-5 Mbps for the uplink in real-world, loaded network environments.

With these blazing fast speeds, you may be in a position to stream HD movies minus the annoyance of constant pauses to buffer the video stream--as well as quickly download HD-quality movies right to your phone in minutes. Additionally, you will be capable of download a whole new song file in about 4 seconds or upload a photo to your favorite social media site in about 6 seconds.

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE mobile broadband network will even redefine the mobile office for business users. Business applications that utilized to require wired networks will be untethered forever, allowing you maximized productivity and efficiency as long as you're out from the confines of one's office. Enhanced security lets you tap into most VPN networks with less waiting, and faster responsiveness enables that you upload 10 MB presentations to your team in less than 25 seconds.

In areas serviced only by 3G, you are able to expect download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps and upload speeds of 500 to 800 Kbps in Mobile Broadband coverage area.
Connectivity
Ultra-fast 4G LTE connectivity via the Verizon Wireless 4G Mobile Broadband network, with expected download speeds of 5 to 12 Mbps and upload speeds of 2 to 5 Mbps.
Onboard GPS for navigation and site services
Integrated Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation, street and satellite views.
Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n) for accessing home and corporate networks too as hotspots while on the go.
4G Mobile Hotspot capability allows one to produce a Wi-Fi hotspot using your Verizon Wireless 4G LTE connection, which can then be shared among as much as 5 Wi-Fi-capable devices.
Bluetooth connectivity (version 2.1) includes profiles for communication headset, hands-free car kits, and the A2DP audio streaming Bluetooth profiles.
Google Integration
Android 2.3 OS (Gingerbread)
Android Market for browsing and downloading a large number of free and paid apps.
Pre-loaded Android apps: Browser, Calculator, Calendar (Google or Corporate), Camera, Clock, Contacts, Email, Gallery, Messaging, Music, News & Weather, Phone, Settings, Video Player, Voice Dialer, Voice Search, YouTube.
Google applications: Gmail, Google Search, Google Voice Search, Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Places, Google Talk.
Google Maps Navigation with spoken turn-by-turn directions showing real-time traffic and 360° views of the destination.
Communications & Internet
Full messaging capabilities including SMS text, MMS picture/video and IM instant messaging
Full HTML browser (Webkit 5) with Flash 10.1 Support
Personal and corporate e-mail access with support for Exchange ActiveSync at the identical time as personal e-mail accounts (Google push, Yahoo!, POP3, IMAP).

Hardware
Dual-core 1 GHz processor effective at opening website pages twice you'd like most other smartphones.
4.3-inch qHD touchscreen display (Quarter High Definition; 960 x 540 pixels) with accelerometer plus proximity and ambient light sensors.
MicroUSB port
HDMI port with 1080p HMDI Mirror Mode output in your HDTV or monitor.
Removable battery
3.5mm headphone jack
Memory
16 GB internal memory
16 GB microSD card with support for optional cards approximately 32 GB.
1 GB RAM for improved multitasking.
Camera
8-megapixel camera with improved low-light performance, better contrast, and shutter lag that rivals an electronic digital camera.
Capture video in Full HD 1080p resolution
Front-facing VGA camera for video chats.
Multimedia
Music player compatible with MP3, WMA, and AAC/AAC+
Video player suitable for MPEG4, H.264, H.263, WMV
Access to VCAST Music and VCAST Videos
More Features
MOTOPRINT for wireless printing over Wi-Fi.
Citrix Receiver for remote desktop virtualization and access.
Zumocast app for remotely accessing or streaming files from the computers in your DROID BIONIC.
Visual Voice Mail enables you to delete, reply, and forward voice mail messages with out to listen to prior messages or voice instructions.
VZW Backup Assistant automatically backs your mobile contacts for your online address book.

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Kindle
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Amazon MP3
Shop 15 million songs and stream your Cloud Drive music directly from the Android device.

IMDB
Find local movie showtimes and TV listings, watch trailers, and look the world's largest way to obtain entertainment information.

Audible
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With 512MB RAM as well as a dual-core processor, DROID BIONIC by Motorola allows you to experience 4G-like power and speeds much higher than typical 3G. It's social too, with a front-facing web cam along with a rear facing 8 MP camera on a sizable 4.3-inch, qHD quality display.
,yes ..! you comes at the right place. you can get special discount for Packing a dual-core processor with each core running at 1 GHz, the sleekly designed Motorola DROID BIONIC smartphone with 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless delivers a mobile Internet experience that's around 10 x faster than 3G. And with Motorola's innovative webtop application, you are able to connect to an external monitor via optional adapters or docks (including a laptop dock) to play music and videos on the silver screen also as enjoy full Firefox multi-tab browsing (learn more below).

The 4G-enabled Motorola DROID BIONIC (see larger image).

Motorola DROID BIONIC
At a Glance:

4G connectivity

Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)

1 GHz dual-core processor

4.3-inch high-res qHD multi-touch display

16 GB memory + 16 GB microSD card

GPS navigation

Wireless-N Wi-Fi (with Mobile Hotspot)

Stereo Bluetooth

Corporate and private e-mail

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network provides speeds around Ten times faster than Verizon Wireless' 3G network. With 4G LTE, you'll enjoy simultaneous voice and data capabilities, allowing you to check e-mail, browse the web, download an app, and check directions on Google Maps while on a call. Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network currently reaches one-third coming from all Americans, with plans to be expanded the network on the company's entire 3G coverage area in the next three years (learn a little more about 4G below).

In addition to high-speed 4G connectivity, you can also share the built-in Mobile Hotspot via Wi-Fi among around five devices--laptop, another phone, MP3 player, plus more (additional service charge).

Running the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS (learn more below), it's powered with a 1 GHz dual-core processor and includes 1 GB of powerful PC-grade RAM, empowering that you browse, download, and multitask all at maximum speeds.

The DROID BIONIC features a brilliant 4.3-inch qHD display, that offers a rich 24-bit color depth and a 960 x 540-pixel resolution for extremely sharp images. And the screen is made of scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass having a glare-reducing coating. With the device's front-facing VGA camera and See what I See video feature, it can be done to share experiences--either via Wi-Fi or 4G--with family, friends and co-workers. A rear-facing 8-megapixel camera also allows that you capture stunning still photos and full HD 1080p videos while on the go.

With 16 GB of onboard storage as well as an included 16 GB microSD card, you will be able to maintain loads of photos and videos directly around the device--and you can use optional microSD memory cards as much as 32 GB for much more storage potential. Other features include GPS for navigation and location-based services, Bluetooth for hands-free devices and stereo music streaming, and as much as 10.8 hours of talk time.

PC Power from Your Smartphone
Create, edit, and interact with all your documents, media, and content using Motorola's webtop application when connected to among three optional docks. The DROID BIONIC can be utilized to browse your chosen web sites with a full Firefox desktop browser, view online community sites, and use HTML5 web-based applications and supported cloud computing services while running your Android applications in a window. And calls and text messages continue uninterrupted regardless of whether the DROID BIONIC is removed through the dock.

You can choose through the Webtop Adapter (most affordable, and finest for light webtop use), the HD Station dock (good for webtop use plus multimedia playback), or perhaps the Lapdock--which has an all-in-one webtop solution with built-in monitor, keyboard, and trackpad.

The optional Motorola HD Station dock enables you connect to a major screen (via HDMI port) at the same time as plug in peripherals such as a keyboard or a mouse via its USB ports for a PC-like experience while using the webtop application.

The Motorola Lapdock posseses an incredibly thin design having an 11.6-inch screen, full keyboard, and trackpad--plus a battery that delivers as much as 8 hours of power. Simply dock your DROID BIONIC to the back in the Lapdock to change it into an active, connected machine that's lighter and small compared to most laptops about the market.
BIONIC at Play
The DROID BIONIC's multiplayer gaming capabilities allow one to challenge friends to live peer-to-peer gaming, viewed with the device's 4.3-inch qHD quality screen that delivers console-quality graphics. The integrated HDMI connectivity also enables you to definitely connect the device to your HDTV (or HDMI-compatible monitor) to experience your games, as well as purchased HD content completely 1080p (HDMI cable sold separately).

For multitaskers, the DROID BIONIC's Mirror Mode function enables simultaneous streaming of video on the TV and about the device. You'll find a way to also wirelessly stream video and audio to compatible DLNA devices.

BIONIC at Work
As a fully featured work device, the DROID BIONIC comes equipped with corporate e-mail, remote wipe and data security, and encryption capabilities that IT departments appreciate. Additionally, it features productivity tools for example Quickoffice for document review and editing, full calendar management, one-click use of conference calling, along with a full suite of Google applications and services.

Vital Statistics
The Motorola DROID BIONIC weighs 5.6 ounces and measures 5 x 2.6 x 0.4 inches. Its 1735 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at as much as 10.8 hours of talk time, and up to 200 hours (8.3 days) of standby time. It runs on the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network, too as EV-DO, Rev A 3G and CDMA 800/1900 frequencies where 4G LTE just isn't available.

What's inside the Box
Motorola DROID BIONIC handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, USB cable, 16 GB microSD card, quick start guide

Android Gingerbread Operating System
The DROID BIONIC runs the Android 2.3 operating-system (dubbed Gingerbread)--the fastest version of Android designed for smartphones yet. It includes a cleaner, more refined interface with new icons, improved top notification bar, and much more intuitive navigation. Multitasking in Gingerbread allows the ability to perform over one app in a time. If you are playing a game, you can easily switch to a incoming email then switch back to the game without losing your place.

A new onscreen keyboard causes it to be better to type thanks to additional spacing relating to the keys and larger font sizes. And the harder you make use of the keyboard, the simpler typing will probably be because the enhanced suggest feature records previous input history to produce better suggestions.

The DROID BIONIC also brings one-touch access towards the popular Google mobile services you employ every day, including Google Search, Gmail, Google Maps with Navigation, Google Calendar, Picasa, and YouTube. It also provides easy access to both personal and corporate e-mail, calendars, and contacts supported by Exchange Server and Gmail. And through Android Market, you will get access to thousands of useful applications, widgets, and fun games to download and install on your own phone, with a lot more apps being added every day.

Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network allows you to download photos, apps, and games in seconds and entire movies in minutes. LTE (or Long Lasting Evolution provides significantly increased upload and download speeds over 3G networks, too as significantly reduced latency (or lag time). Verizon Wireless expects 4G LTE average data rates to be 5-12 megabits per second (Mbps) about the downlink and 2-5 Mbps about the uplink in real-world, loaded network environments.

With these blazing fast speeds, you will be able to stream HD movies minus the annoyance of constant pauses to buffer the video stream--as well as quickly download HD-quality movies right in your phone in minutes. Additionally, you'll be able to download a brand new song file in about 4 seconds or upload a photo to your favorite social network site in about 6 seconds.

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE mobile broadband network will even redefine the mobile office for business users. Business applications that accustomed to require wired networks is gonna be untethered forever, allowing you maximized productivity and efficiency as long as you're out with the confines of your office. Enhanced security lets you tap into most VPN networks with less waiting, and faster responsiveness enables that you upload 10 MB presentations returning to your team in less than 25 seconds.

In areas serviced only by 3G, it is achievable to expect download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps and upload speeds of 500 to 800 Kbps in Mobile Broadband coverage area.
Connectivity
Ultra-fast 4G LTE connectivity via the Verizon Wireless 4G Mobile Broadband network, with expected download speeds of 5 to 12 Mbps and upload speeds of 2 to 5 Mbps.
Onboard GPS for navigation and placement services
Integrated Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation, street and satellite views.
Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n) for accessing home and corporate networks also as hotspots while for the go.
4G Mobile Hotspot capability allows you to create a Wi-Fi hotspot using your Verizon Wireless 4G LTE connection, which can then be shared among approximately 5 Wi-Fi-capable devices.
Bluetooth connectivity (version 2.1) includes profiles for communication headset, hands-free car kits, and the A2DP audio streaming Bluetooth profiles.
Google Integration
Android 2.3 OS (Gingerbread)
Android Market for browsing and downloading thousands of free and paid apps.
Pre-loaded Android apps: Browser, Calculator, Calendar (Google or Corporate), Camera, Clock, Contacts, Email, Gallery, Messaging, Music, News & Weather, Phone, Settings, Video Player, Voice Dialer, Voice Search, YouTube.
Google applications: Gmail, Google Search, Google Voice Search, Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Places, Google Talk.
Google Maps Navigation with spoken turn-by-turn directions showing real-time traffic and 360° views with the destination.
Communications & Internet
Full messaging capabilities including SMS text, MMS picture/video and IM instant messaging
Full HTML browser (Webkit 5) with Flash 10.1 Support
Personal and corporate e-mail access with support for Exchange ActiveSync too as personal e-mail accounts (Google push, Yahoo!, POP3, IMAP).

Hardware
Dual-core 1 GHz processor capable of opening webpages twice as quickly as other smartphones.
4.3-inch qHD touchscreen display (Quarter High Definition; 960 x 540 pixels) with accelerometer plus proximity and ambient light sensors.
MicroUSB port
HDMI port with 1080p HMDI Mirror Mode output to your HDTV or monitor.
Removable battery
3.5mm headphone jack
Memory
16 GB internal memory
16 GB microSD card with support for optional cards approximately 32 GB.
1 GB RAM for improved multitasking.
Camera
8-megapixel camera with improved low-light performance, better contrast, and shutter lag that rivals an electronic camera.
Capture video in Full HD 1080p resolution
Front-facing VGA camera for video chats.
Multimedia
Music player compatible with MP3, WMA, and AAC/AAC+
Video player compatible with MPEG4, H.264, H.263, WMV
Access to VCAST Music and VCAST Videos
More Features
MOTOPRINT for wireless printing over Wi-Fi.
Citrix Receiver for remote desktop virtualization and access.
Zumocast app for remotely accessing or streaming files from the computers for a DROID BIONIC.
Visual Voice Mail enables that you delete, reply, and forward voice mail messages with out to hear prior messages or voice instructions.
VZW Backup Assistant automatically backs increase mobile contacts in your online address book.

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Shop 15 million songs and stream your Cloud Drive music directly from your Android device.

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Find local movie showtimes and TV listings, watch trailers, and look the world's largest supply of entertainment information.

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Download audiobooks directly for a Android device, then listen wherever you go, get audiobook news, earn badges, and more.

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With 512MB RAM and a dual-core processor, DROID BIONIC by Motorola allows you to definitely experience 4G-like power and speeds much greater than typical 3G. It's social too, using a front-facing web cam as well as a rear facing 8 MP camera on a sizable 4.3-inch, qHD quality display.
.You can choose to buy a product and Packing a dual-core processor with each core running at 1 GHz, the sleekly designed Motorola DROID BIONIC smartphone with 4G LTE for Verizon Wireless delivers a mobile Internet experience that's as much as Ten times faster than 3G. And with Motorola's innovative webtop application, you are able to connect to an external monitor via optional adapters or docks (including a laptop dock) to learn music and videos around the big screen as well as enjoy full Firefox multi-tab browsing (learn more below).

The 4G-enabled Motorola DROID BIONIC (see larger image).

Motorola DROID BIONIC
At a Glance:

4G connectivity

Android 2.3 (Gingerbread)

1 GHz dual-core processor

4.3-inch high-res qHD multi-touch display

16 GB memory + 16 GB microSD card

GPS navigation

Wireless-N Wi-Fi (with Mobile Hotspot)

Stereo Bluetooth

Corporate and personal e-mail

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network provides speeds approximately 10 x faster than Verizon Wireless' 3G network. With 4G LTE, you'll enjoy simultaneous voice and data capabilities, allowing you to check e-mail, browse the web, download an app, and look directions on Google Maps while on a call. Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network currently reaches one-third of most Americans, with plans to flourish the network to the company's entire 3G coverage area on the next several years (learn more about 4G below).

In addition to high-speed 4G connectivity, it can be done to also share the built-in Mobile Hotspot via Wi-Fi among around five devices--laptop, another phone, MP3 player, and much more (additional service charge).

Running the Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS (learn more below), it's powered by strategy for a 1 GHz dual-core processor and includes 1 GB of powerful PC-grade RAM, empowering that you browse, download, and multitask all at maximum speeds.

The DROID BIONIC features a brilliant 4.3-inch qHD display, that provides a rich 24-bit color depth along with a 960 x 540-pixel resolution for extremely sharp images. And the screen is made of scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass with a glare-reducing coating. With the device's front-facing VGA camera and See Some Tips I See video feature, you are able to share experiences--either via Wi-Fi or 4G--with family, friends and co-workers. A rear-facing 8-megapixel camera also allows that you capture stunning still photos and full HD 1080p videos while on the go.

With 16 GB of onboard storage plus an included 16 GB microSD card, you'll be able to help keep lots of photos and videos directly for the device--and you are able to use optional microSD memory cards as much as 32 GB for much more storage potential. Other features include GPS for navigation and location-based services, Bluetooth for hands-free devices and stereo music streaming, and up to 10.8 hours of talk time.

PC Power from Your Smartphone
Create, edit, and interact with all your documents, media, and content using Motorola's webtop application when linked to considered one of three optional docks. The DROID BIONIC could be used to browse your preferred internet sites with a full Firefox desktop browser, view social network sites, and make use of HTML5 web-based applications and supported cloud computing services while running your Android applications in the window. And calls and text messages continue uninterrupted even though the DROID BIONIC is removed from your dock.

You can choose from your Webtop Adapter (most affordable, and greatest for light webtop use), the HD Station dock (good for webtop use plus multimedia playback), or perhaps the Lapdock--which offers an all-in-one webtop solution with built-in monitor, keyboard, and trackpad.

The optional Motorola HD Station dock enables you connect to a major screen (via HDMI port) too as plug in peripherals such being a keyboard or even a mouse via its USB ports for any PC-like experience while using the webtop application.

The Motorola Lapdock comes with an incredibly thin design having an 11.6-inch screen, full keyboard, and trackpad--plus a battery that delivers up to 8 hours of power. Simply dock your DROID BIONIC to the back of the Lapdock to transform into an active, connected machine that's lighter and smaller than most laptops for the market.
BIONIC at Play
The DROID BIONIC's multiplayer gaming capabilities allow you to challenge friends to call home peer-to-peer gaming, viewed from the device's 4.3-inch qHD quality screen that delivers console-quality graphics. The integrated HDMI connectivity also enables one to connect these devices for a HDTV (or HDMI-compatible monitor) to experience your games, also as purchased HD content in full 1080p (HDMI cable sold separately).

For multitaskers, the DROID BIONIC's Mirror Mode function enables simultaneous streaming of video on the TV and for the device. You'll find a way to also wirelessly stream video and audio to compatible DLNA devices.

BIONIC at Work
As a fully featured work device, the DROID BIONIC comes equipped with corporate e-mail, remote wipe and data security, and encryption capabilities that IT departments appreciate. It also features productivity tools like Quickoffice for document review and editing, full calendar management, one-click usage of conference calling, as well as a full suite of Google applications and services.

Vital Statistics
The Motorola DROID BIONIC weighs 5.6 ounces and measures 5 x 2.6 x 0.4 inches. Its 1735 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at around 10.8 hours of talk time, and as much as 200 hours (8.3 days) of standby time. It runs around the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network, also as EV-DO, Rev A 3G and CDMA 800/1900 frequencies where 4G LTE just isn't available.

What's inside the Box
Motorola DROID BIONIC handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, USB cable, 16 GB microSD card, quick start guide

Android Gingerbread Operating System
The DROID BIONIC runs the Android 2.3 operating system (dubbed Gingerbread)--the fastest version of Android available for smartphones yet. It includes a cleaner, more refined interface with new icons, improved top notification bar, plus much more intuitive navigation. Multitasking in Gingerbread allows the ability to run a many more than one app at the time. Should you be playing a game, you are able to easily switch to an incoming email and after that switch back to the game without losing your place.

A new onscreen keyboard makes it much easier to type thanks to additional spacing between your keys and larger font sizes. And the harder you utilize the keyboard, the more typing will likely be because the enhanced suggest feature records previous input history to make better suggestions.

The DROID BIONIC also brings one-touch access towards the popular Google mobile services you utilize every day, including Google Search, Gmail, Google Maps with Navigation, Google Calendar, Picasa, and YouTube. In addition, it provides easy access to both personal and corporate e-mail, calendars, and contacts backed up by Exchange Server and Gmail. And through Android Market, you'll get usage of a signifigant amounts of useful applications, widgets, and fun games to download and install on your own phone, with a lot more apps being added every day.

Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network allows you to download photos, apps, and games in seconds and entire movies in minutes. LTE (or long Term Evolution provides significantly increased upload and download speeds over 3G networks, too as significantly reduced latency (or lag time). Verizon Wireless expects 4G LTE average data rates being 5-12 megabits per second (Mbps) on the downlink and 2-5 Mbps around the uplink in real-world, loaded network environments.

With these blazing fast speeds, you can easily up in a position to stream HD movies without the annoyance of constant pauses to buffer the video stream--as well as fast download HD-quality movies right to your phone in minutes. Additionally, you may be able to download a fresh song file in about 4 seconds or upload a photo in your favorite social media site in about 6 seconds.

The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE mobile broadband network will even redefine the mobile office for business users. Business applications that utilized to require wired networks will probably be untethered forever, allowing you maximized productivity and efficiency as long as you're out of the confines of your respective office. Enhanced security lets you tap into most VPN networks with less waiting, and faster responsiveness enables that you upload 10 MB presentations returning to your team in less than 25 seconds.

In areas serviced only by 3G, it is possible to expect download speeds of 600 Kbps to 1.4 Mbps and upload speeds of 500 to 800 Kbps in Mobile Broadband coverage area.
Connectivity
Ultra-fast 4G LTE connectivity via the Verizon Wireless 4G Mobile Broadband network, with expected download speeds of 5 to 12 Mbps and upload speeds of 2 to 5 Mbps.
Onboard GPS for navigation and location services
Integrated Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation, street and satellite views.
Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n) for accessing home and corporate networks at the same time as hotspots while for the go.
4G Mobile Hotspot capability allows you to develop a Wi-Fi hotspot using your Verizon Wireless 4G LTE connection, which may then be shared among around 5 Wi-Fi-capable devices.
Bluetooth connectivity (version 2.1) includes profiles for communication headset, hands-free car kits, and the A2DP audio streaming Bluetooth profiles.
Google Integration
Android 2.3 OS (Gingerbread)
Android Market for browsing and downloading thousands of free and paid apps.
Pre-loaded Android apps: Browser, Calculator, Calendar (Google or Corporate), Camera, Clock, Contacts, Email, Gallery, Messaging, Music, News & Weather, Phone, Settings, Video Player, Voice Dialer, Voice Search, YouTube.
Google applications: Gmail, Google Search, Google Voice Search, Google Latitude, Google Maps, Google Places, Google Talk.
Google Maps Navigation with spoken turn-by-turn directions showing real-time traffic and 360° views in the destination.
Communications & Internet
Full messaging capabilities including SMS text, MMS picture/video and IM instant messaging
Full HTML browser (Webkit 5) with Flash 10.1 Support
Personal and corporate e-mail access with support for Exchange ActiveSync as well as personal e-mail accounts (Google push, Yahoo!, POP3, IMAP).

Hardware
Dual-core 1 GHz processor able to opening web pages twice as soon as other smartphones.
4.3-inch qHD touchscreen display (Quarter High Definition; 960 x 540 pixels) with accelerometer plus proximity and ambient light sensors.
MicroUSB port
HDMI port with 1080p HMDI Mirror Mode output for your HDTV or monitor.
Removable battery
3.5mm headphone jack
Memory
16 GB internal memory
16 GB microSD card with support for optional cards around 32 GB.
1 GB RAM for improved multitasking.
Camera
8-megapixel camera with improved low-light performance, better contrast, and shutter lag that rivals a digital camera.
Capture video in Full HD 1080p resolution
Front-facing VGA camera for video chats.
Multimedia
Music player compatible with MP3, WMA, and AAC/AAC+
Video player suitable for MPEG4, H.264, H.263, WMV
Access to VCAST Music and VCAST Videos
More Features
MOTOPRINT for wireless printing over Wi-Fi.
Citrix Receiver for remote desktop virtualization and access.
Zumocast app for remotely accessing or streaming files from the computers to your DROID BIONIC.
Visual Voice Mail enables that you delete, reply, and forward voice mail messages without having to pay attention to prior messages or voice instructions.
VZW Backup Assistant automatically backs up your mobile contacts in your online address book.

Also Available for This Android Device

Amazon Appstore for Android
Get a great paid app for free every day.

Kindle
Buy a magazine once and make out your print everywhere with your free Kindle Reading App for Android.

Amazon MP3
Shop 15 million songs and stream your Cloud Drive music directly from the Android device.

IMDB
Find local movie showtimes and TV listings, watch trailers, and appearance the world's largest source of entertainment information.

Audible
Download audiobooks directly to your Android device, then listen wherever you go, get audiobook news, earn badges, and more.

Amazon Mobile
Shop for millions of products, get product details, and browse reviews--right from your mobile device.

With 512MB RAM along with a dual-core processor, DROID BIONIC by Motorola allows you to definitely experience 4G-like power and speeds much more than typical 3G. It's social too, with a front-facing web cam along with a rear facing 8 MP camera on a sizable 4.3-inch, qHD quality display.
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Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 4G Android Phone Black 32GB

Posted by Unknown at 1:08 PM Labels: Android, Black, DROID, Motorola, Phone 0 comments

Home » Motorola » Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 4G Android Phone Black 32GB You are Motorola's loyal fan ? then try this Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX 4G Android Phone Black 32GB verizon wireless.
4.3-inch AMOLED displaySuper-thin 4G LTE-enabled, Android-powered smartphone with extra-large battery; Dual-core 1.2 GHz processor3300 mAh battery for up to 21 hours of talk time, up to 380 hours ( 15.8 days) of standby time; released in January, 2012What's in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, USB cable, 16 GB microSD card, quick start guideSuper-thin 4G LTE-enabled, Android-powered smartphone with extra-large battery and 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Advanced multi-touch display8-MP camera; full HD 1080p camcorder; front-facing video chat camera; Bluetooth stereo music; 16 GB memory plus 16 GB microSD card; corporate and personal e-mailDual-core 1.2 GHz processor; capable of running full Firefox desktop browser with optional accessories; Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (with optional Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspot service)capable of running full Firefox desktop browser with optional accessories; Wireless-N Wi-Fi 8-MP camera; full HD 1080p camcorder; front-facing video chat camera; Bluetooth stereo music; 16 GB memory plus 16 GB microSD card; corporate and personal e-mail; networking (with optional Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspot service)

At just 8.99mm (0.35-inch), the DROID RAZR MAXX by Motorola for Verizon is the longest-lasting smartphone on the block and still impossibly thin. Equipped with the same great features as the original DROID RAZR, the DROID RAZR MAXX features a larger 3300 mAh lithium-ion battery with up to 21 hours of talk time on a single charge. Reinforced with Corning Gorilla Glass and encased in laser-cut KEVLAR fiber--the strongest material in smartphones--the DROID RAZR MAXX is still one of the thinnest 4G LTE smartphones around.

DROID strong. RAZR sharp. MAXX battery life. (view larger).

One of the thinnest 4G LTE smartphones (view larger).

Slice through multiple tasks simultaneously with a dual–core 1.2 GHz processor and 1 GB of LP DDR2 RAM, and enjoy brilliant optics with the 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Advanced display. A rear-facing 8-megapixel camera also allows you to capture stunning still photos and Full HD 1080p videos while on the go. It's also outfitted with a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera with HD 720p video recording for on-the-go chats.
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network provides speeds up to 10 times faster than Verizon's 3G network. With 4G LTE, you'll enjoy simultaneous voice and data capabilities, allowing you to check e-mail, browse the web, download an app, and check directions on Google Maps while on a call. Verizon's 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network currently reaches one-third of all Americans, with plans to expand the network to the company's entire 3G coverage area over the next three years (learn more about 4G below).
You can share your high-speed 4G connectivity with multiple devices--laptop, another phone, MP3 player, and more--via Wi-Fi using the built-in Mobile Hotspot functionality (additional service charge applicable).
With 16 GB of onboard storage and an included 16 GB microSD card, you'll be able to keep loads of photos and videos directly on the device--and you can use optional microSD memory cards up to 32 GB for even more storage potential. Other features include GPS for navigation and location-based services, and low-energy Bluetooth connectivity for hands-free devices and stereo music streaming (see full specifications below).
DROID is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd. and its related companies. Used under license. KEVLAR is a registered trademark of DuPont used under license by Motorola Mobility, Inc.
The DROID RAZR MAXX has an advanced artificial intelligence monitors your behavior and self–optimizes to keep you running at peak effectiveness. Deploy your favorite apps even faster. Switch into silent mode automatically to avoid detection. Streamline everyday tasks to get 25 percent more battery life per charge.
The phone's multiplayer gaming capabilities allow you to challenge friends to live peer-to-peer gaming, viewed through the device's 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Advanced display with qHD resolution (960 x 540 pixels)--delivering console-quality graphics. The integrated HDMI connectivity also enables you to connect the device to your HDTV (or HDMI-compatible monitor) to experience your games, as well as purchased HD content in full 1080p (HDMI cable sold separately).
For multitaskers, the Mirror Mode function enables simultaneous streaming of video to the TV and on the device. You can also wirelessly stream video and audio to compatible DLNA devices.
With MotoCast, a free and exclusive app from Motorola, you get secure access to files and media on your computer. Play your entire collection of music and videos on your mobile device over Wi-Fi and 3G/4G networks. MotoCast also lets you use iTunes or Windows Media Player to sync the music files stored on your computer and smartphone.

Eye–piercing color and blinding brilliance from the 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Advanced display (view larger).

As a fully featured work device, the DROID RAZR MAXX comes equipped with corporate e-mail, remote wipe and data security, and government-grade encryption capabilities that IT departments appreciate. It comes pre-loaded with the following apps to make your business life a breeze.

GoToMeeting: With the free GoToMeeting app, join online meetings in seconds by tapping a link in an email. Easy-to-use, intuitive features let you view presentations, mockups and reports--whatever the presenter shares on-screen.

Quickoffice: Create, view and edit spreadsheets, presentations and Microsoft Word documents on the go.

Smart Actions: The Smart Actions app helps you extend battery life and automate everyday tasks so you can spend your time more efficiently. With Smart Actions, you can automatically turn down the ringer when you step into work, change the Bluetooth and GPS settings when you get home to save battery.

MOTOPRINT: Print wirelessly to any postscript printer via Wi-Fi without the hassle of cords.

Create, edit, and interact with all your documents, media, and content using Motorola's webtop application when connected to one of several optional docks. The DROID RAZR MAXX by Motorola can be used to browse your favorite web sites with a full Firefox desktop browser, view social networking sites, and use HTML5 web-based applications and supported cloud computing services while running your Android applications in a window. And calls and text messages continue uninterrupted even if the phone is removed from the dock.
The DROID RAZR MAXX by Motorola weighs 5.1 ounces and measures 5.15 x 2.71 x 0.35 inches. Its 3300 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 21 hours of talk time, and up to 380 hours (15.8 days) of standby time. It runs on the Verizon Wireless 3G/ 4G LTE networks and is compatible with the following frequencies: EV-DO, Rev A 3G, CDMA 800/1900, GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900, UTMS/HSPA+ 850/900/1900/2100.
What's in the Box
DROID RAZR MAXX by Motorola handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB

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Monday, September 10, 2012

Install CyanogenMod 9 Android 4.0.4 ICS Motorola Defy Plus

Posted by Unknown at 3:50 PM Labels: Android, CyanogenMod, Install, Motorola 0 comments

Finally we found the tutorial How to Install CyanogenMod 9 CM9 Android 4.0.4 ICS custom Firmware rom update on Motorola Defy Plus. Motorola Defy+ Plus is a rigid Android Smartphone from telecom giant Motorola. They have done pretty fine with this phone but we are not much impressed with battery. The phone is totally water and dust resistant. For people who work on very dirty atmosphere or keep throwing and dropping their phone here and there can go for this phone. Recently, XDA dev forum member has launched Android 4.0.4 ICS custom ROM for Defy Plus and it is not official yet still in beta stage. This custom developed ROM is based on CyanogenMod 9 which can be installed manually, most of the things are working. Being based on AOKP this ROM is fast and performing nice with battery as well. You just need to root your Defy plus on current firmware which you are currently running and also install Custom Recovery too.

Warning: Be careful while following the methods and procedures mentioned in this article, as they can completely damage your phone or brick it for which neither we nor the developer will hold any responsibility.Let see which features will work on this latest firmware rom version. Wi-Fi connection runs good with no more frequent disconnections, camera with panorama mode, plays 720p videos without any lagging.1. The methods and steps mentioned in this article are only meant for Motorola Defy Plus users. Trying them on any other device or any other model of Motorola may produce un-desired outputs.2. Please charge your device so that there is at least 70% charge with it, to assure that there will be no Power interruption during the process.3. You should backup all essential data’s on your phone, as there are chances of them getting lost during the process.4. Disable all Security programs like Firewall and Antivirus from your computer and uninstall the same from your phone, as these security programs generally tend to interrupt the process.5. Enable USB Debugging in your respective Motorola Defy Plus from the path “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”. The option of USB Debugging should be ticked.Steps and Procedure to update Motorola Defy+ with ICS 4.0.4 Firmware:1. Download the latest ICS for the Motorola Defy + plus from here and Google Apps package from here to your computer. Copy both the files and place them on the root directory of your phone’s SD card.2. Reboot your phone so as to enter it in Recovery Mode. To do so, press the Volume Down + Power buttons together for few seconds until you see the Recovery Menu.
Note: After entering into recovery mode you should wipe the cache Partition & must wipe Data/Factory reset. If you done above two things then procedure for next step. 3. Now, from the Recovery Menu select “install zip from sdcard” then select “choose zip from sd card” and then choose the firmware package you’ve downloaded and placed on the SD card.4. After the firmware is installed you will be taken back to the Recovery Menu, repeat the same procedure to flash the Google Apps Package. That is, “install zip from sdcard” -> “choose zip from sdcard” and then browse to the Gapps package from your SD card.5. When the Google Apps Package has been successfully flashed, return back to the Recovery Menu and select “reboot system now” to reboot your system and land into the new installed ICS firmware.That’s it; you’ve successfully updated your Motorola Defy+ with ICS 4.0.4 Firmware. Share your joy with us or let us know if you have any issue, we are here to find a solution for the same.

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Install Android 4.0.4 ICS Update on Motorola Razr XT 910

Posted by Unknown at 10:37 AM Labels: Android, Install, Motorola, Update 0 comments

Here is another quick tutorial How to Install Manual Android 4.0.4 Firmware Update on Motorola Razr XT 910. Motorola Razr XT 910 is a great Android Smartphone from Motorola. The music is awesome beside that you will love the Motoblur UI. Motorola released an Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich ICS firmware update for Razr XT910 Brazil users a week ago, but many users missed it. Brazil people got this ICS update officially and its firmware version number is dubbed as 651.167.3370.XT910. This OTA update is not yet officially released for all countries but you can install this update manually on your device. Motorola wants to release this official update for other regions too but we don’t know the exact release date when this update will be going to available for all Razr XT 910 devices. This is just to compete with other new Android 4.0 ICS equipped phones launching in the market. This is a recovery flash able version of the firmware. You just need a rooted Moto Razr with Custom recovery installed and then you can install the firmware. We have created a detailed guide so that you can install the update easily with the guidance.

Warning: Please proceed with this article at your own risk. Neither we nor the developer will hold any responsibility or liability if you damage your phone following the methods and steps mentioned in this article.Note: Make sure that you device is rooted on Android Gingerbread 2.3.6 and also installed clockworkmod recovery on your device. If you done above steps then you can directly apply this update without any problems.

1. You should apply the methods and steps mentioned in this article only on Motorola Razr XT910. Trying the steps mentioned in this article on any other device or any other model of Motorola may produce undesired results.2. Ensure that there is at least 70% charge with your device, so that there will be no Power interruption during the process.3. Please backup all essential data’s on your phone, to assure that there will be no data loss during the process.4. Disable all security programs like Antivirus and Firewall from your computer and uninstall the same from your device.5. Enable USB Debugging in your Motorola Razr from the path “Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging”. The option of USB Debugging should be ticked.
Steps and Procedure to Update Motorola Razr XT910 to Android 4.0.4 ICS Firmware:1. Download the firmware package from here on your PC. The file name is blur_version.651.167.3370.xt910.brasil.en.br.zip and size will be 347MB.2. Connect your device with PC via USB Data Cable. Copy that downloaded zip file into SD card of your device.3. Disconnect the phone from PC and Reboot your phone to enter it in Recovery Mode. To do so, Press and hold the Power + Volume Up + Volume Down buttons together for few seconds until you see the Recovery Menu. You will see a triangular robot press the Volume buttons once to confirm entering into Recovery. 4. In Recovery Menu you need to select "Wipe data/factory reset" and also select "Wipe Cache partition". It will delete your phone data like sms, contacts and apps.5. Now, from the Recovery Menu, select “install update from sdcard” with the help Volume buttons and Power button to confirm selection.6. Choose the “Blur_Version.651.167.3370.XT910.Brasil.en.BR.zip” file in your SD card device.7. After the installation process has completed, your phone will automatically reboot.8. Now, install OTA root keeper to restore root from here.That it, you have successfully upgraded your Motorola Razr Smartphone with Android 4.0.4 ICS. Share your joy with us or let us know your issues, we will help you in resolving the same.

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Saturday, September 22, 2012

Nexus Power: Jelly Bean is coming to the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S and Motorola Xoom

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Saturday, September 15, 2012

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