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Manufacturer: Motorola Part number: DROIDXVZW
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- The Motorola Droid X makes another fine addition to Verizon's Android family, bringing with it a rich multimedia experience and more connectivity features.
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CNET editors' review
Motorola Droid X (Verizon Wireless) price range: $116.99
- Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
- Reviewed on: 06/23/2010
- Released on: 07/15/2010
The good: The Motorola Droid X boasts a gorgeous 4.3-inch touch screen and great multimedia features like an 8-megapixel camera with HD video capture, HDMI output, and DLNA support. The smartphone can also be used as a mobile hot spot.
The bad: Camera is a bit sluggish. Motoblur software is a lot better but still not quite as refined as HTC Sense. Lacks a front-facing camera.
The bottom line: The Motorola Droid X makes another fine addition to Verizon's Android family, bringing with it a rich multimedia experience and more connectivity features.
User reviews
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Droid X Is My Favorite Phone Of All Time!
by ThomasMatte on March 11, 2011
Pros: + X-tra large screen is beautiful
+ Web browsing on the big screen is a great experience
+ HD Video recording capability is super great.
+ Battery life pretty good
+ FM Radio pretty good
+ V Cast compatible
+ All of standard Android functionalityCons: - Doesn't have Send or End buttons
- Motorola has locked/encrypted the boot loader on the DX
- Haven't tried the camera much yet
- Physical buttons aren't that greatSummary: I've own many of the Verizon Wireless (VZW) smart phones including the Treo, Moto Q, XV6700, Saga, Omnia, Touch Pro, Blackberry Curve, Storm1, Tour, etc. I also owned the ...
Summary: I've own many of the Verizon Wireless (VZW) smart phones including the Treo, Moto Q, XV6700, Saga, Omnia, Touch Pro, Blackberry Curve, Storm1, Tour, etc. I also owned the first Droid (D1) and thought at the time it was the best VZW phone I've ever owned. Well, Droid X (DX) has changed all of that. The DX is now my favorite phone of all time. But is it actually "better" than the D1?!?!?!? Check out my review.
PROS
- The DX's X-tra large screen is beautiful. The touch interface is very responsive. I feels like a powerful computer in your pocket.
- DX is big but I don't think it's too big. I could actually "do" a 5 inch phone if VZW ever sold one. I use the DX one handed but I have big hands. ;-) YMMV, however.
- The screen size also makes typing on the screen easier. I usually hate virtual keyboards but I like this one.
- Web browsing on the big screen is a great experience. I can see myself not using my iPad as much now (I would take it along to the barber, doctor's office, etc.). When the DX gets Flash support, the iPad might be going to eBay. :)
- HD Video recording capability is super great.
- I actually like the new version of Moto Blur. The re-sizable widgets are cool. Plus you can remove anything you don't want to use. I guess this wasn't the case with the original Moto Blur. They just need to add a "close" button (or swipe to close) to the widgets so I don't have to reach down for the back button.
- Battery life seems pretty good, much better than the Incredible.
- FM Radio is actually pretty good.
- DLNA support will allow you to browse media stored on your computers, wirelessly.
- The DX is V Cast compatible.
- The DX has all of the standard Android functionality including the best, free voice activated GPS known to man. Need directions to "123 Main Street"? Simply press the search button and say, "Navigate to 123 Main Street". Want to know where the closest Pizza place is? Say, "Map of Pizza". Google voice navigation is unbelievably good.
- The DX includes full Microsoft Exchange support. I'm not sure if it includes remote wipe or other security features that were missing from the initial D1 release.
CONS
- I usually prefer physical buttons but the ones on the DX aren't that great. They feel cheap. Plus they are all the same height so you can't easily press the button you want without looking at the device. This takes away one of the biggest advantages of having buttons.
- Like many smart phones these days, DX doesn't have Send or End buttons. I don't understand why companies make PHONES that don't include buttons for starting and ending a PHONE call!
- Unlike D1, the DX power button is in the middle-top of the phone. This probably helps out the lefties (the D1 power button is on the top-right). However, I don't like the extra reach for the power button. I'm already reaching over a much larger device.
- Motorola has locked/encrypted the boot loader on the DX. Thus, it will be harder or impossible for third party developers to create custom roms for the DX. I think this is a mistake. Custom roms is one of the biggest reasons why the D1 was so popular. The d1 put Android on the map.
- The syncing software that comes with DX is nothing to write home about. Syncing music, photos, and video to Android phones still remain a hassle. Google needs to develop something like iTunes ASAP. I read that they are working on a music service though...
- I find it hard to put the DX in its desktop doc.
BOTTOM LINE
I think the Droid X is best stock VZW phone available. Its big screen makes it really a computer in your pocket. The HD video recording capability is great. DLNA support is great. I didn't even know an FM radio was included- nice! Battery life so far has been really good, especially considering its big screen. The DX offers just about anything you need in a phone sans the front facing camera. This one device may replace a standalone mp3 player, gps, camera, camcorder, netbook, and possibly, an iPad. The Droid X simply does it all.
Is it the best Android phone on any carrier? I haven't used the EVO so I can't say which I would like more. VZW's voice network and customer service are better than Sprint's so the EVO loses in that respect. The Incredible was crippled with poor battery life so that's a no-contest. The only real, current competition is a hacked Droid 1, if you care about hacking your phone. I personally don't care about custom roms. For these reasons, I think the DX is the best Android phone to date. However, the current champ may lose its belt to one of the many great phones that are coming out soon. But at the end of the day, the real winner is the Consumer. There will be many great devices to pick from and that's always a good thing.
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Traded Droid Incredible for X.
by albickers on July 15, 2010
Pros: Big screen=less eyestrain & easier typing
Swype built in (easy text entry once you get used to it)
Nice feel in hand, solid build
Dedicated camera buttonCons: User Interface not as polished as HTC Sense
Software sometimes buggy
Slightly big for pocket
Screen not as responsive as IncredibleSummary: I used an iPhone 3G, upgraded to the Incredible a little less than a month ago, then switched to the Droid X. All great phones. Here, I'll focus on ...
Summary: I used an iPhone 3G, upgraded to the Incredible a little less than a month ago, then switched to the Droid X. All great phones. Here, I'll focus on the X vs. Incredible.
Short version: The Inc has a nicer screen for indoor use, and the software and user interface is more polished with more built-in features. The X has a more versatile screen and is obviously bigger. Otherwise, there is no clear choice between the two--you would have to make tradeoffs as outlined below:
User Interface: The X's UI is not as polished as the Inc's. But, this is a matter of personal preference (I prefer the look of the X widgets since they aren't as visually heavy, but they also aren't as functional). Some other UI/OS differences:
*The X phone dialer is not as nice--with the Inc., you can just dial the first few digits corresponding to a name in your address book.
*Voice control is easier on the X. Hold home then say a command (this makes up for the dialer)
*No option to reduce ringer volume when picking up the phone as with Inc. Inc. has option to leave phone upside down on a desk--incoming calls will then cause one beep. With the X, turn the phone over to silence the ringer (but it rings if it's already face-down).
*The HTC mail widget is worth a separate mention: it allows you to easily scroll through messages without opening the mail app. I found it useful as a way to catch up between meetings. No such widget is on the X.
Look and Feel: The X isn't really as big as you might think. I am a big guy, and it is nice to find a phone that is the right size for me. Relative to the Incredible, I like that the camera lens doesn't protrude from the back, and that the phone feels thinner. It does fit better in my hand, and the big screen makes everything from typing to reading easier. Those with younger eyes and smaller fingers might prefer the opposite. The X seems to be made of plastic despite reports that it is made of metal, but it does feel solid.
Joystick: The Incredible has a joystick, the X doesn't. It was helpful when editing text--no need point my fat finger in between letters to insert, I could just scroll the joystick.
Keyboards: X comes the Swipe kb built-in, plus a multitouch version of the stock Android KB.No clear winner here (I'm sure you can eventually get Swipe for the Inc).
Browser: The Sense browser is nicer. It is smart about re-wrapping text when you zoom in and out, and double-tapping usually zooms in where you want. The X browser doesn't re-wrap the text as well, and you will often find yourself using horizontal scrolling. No cut-and-paste in the X browser as with the Inc. I think you can open more tabs, but I'd have to confirm this.
Android 2.2: It is worth mentioning that the X will (per Motorola) get the Android 2.2 update in August. The Droid Inc. will get it sometime before the end of the year (per HTC). 2.2 is rumored to increase speed, among other things. But neither phone has it NOW, so who knows.
Screen: The X has an LCD, no real surprises: it is passable in most light levels. The Incredible's AMOLED screen was wonderful under medium to low light (very good color contrast), but too washed out under bright light. Again, it is a trade off--do you prefer a great indoor screen, or a good all-purpose screen? (Note: the Inc IS usable under bright light, but barely).
Camera: The X has a dedicated physical camera button, making it quicker to open the camera and take a pic. However, the Incredible has tap-to-focus. The X does do 720p HD video recording and there is a noise cancelling mic for video recording. (Rumor: Inc will get 720p in a software update soon)
Phone: The X's dialer isn't as feature rich (see above). I've made several test calls: on the Inc, the people I call reported that my voice was "tinny". The same people report great call quality with the X, perhaps because of the noise cancelling mic. (not present on the Inc). However, I found the earpiece speaker on the Inc. to be clearer and louder.
Reception: reception is good. Note that you can't compare reception by using the "bars"--you need to look at the db reading. On the inc, go to settings->about->network, on the X go to settings->about->status (better values are closer to zero). The X gets consistently better values than the Inc did in the same spots (but, that can vary from day-to-day, so this isn't conclusive). The X is getting a stronger signal than my dad's Moto Droid in side-by-side tests (~5dBm on average!), whereas the Moto Droid beat the Inc in side-by-side tests (about 2dBm on average). I don't know if this translates into any real-world benefit, and it could have more to do with my local conditions/towers. The speedtest.net app shows similar 3g bandwidth and Wifi bandwidth to the Inc. The X gets faster WiFi downloads than the Moto Droid in side-by-side tests (both seem to limit upload to about 2mbps).80 out of 134 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Best phone on the market period
by techreviewer22 on July 15, 2010
Pros: Strong Signal
Large, vibrant screen
Snappy processor
Great Camera
High Level of customizationCons: Not the best looking phone i've seen
Software look can use some polishing
Lack of front facing cameraSummary: I returned my lackluster iphone 4 and went to the droid x. Best decision i've ever made. There are plenty of great droid x reviews out there. So, i'...
Summary: I returned my lackluster iphone 4 and went to the droid x. Best decision i've ever made. There are plenty of great droid x reviews out there. So, i'll just give a straight up battle royal, showing all the benefits i've found in the droid x over the iphone 4 (because we know the comparison this summer will be inevetable)
Droid X Iphone
-4.3 in. screen -3.5 in. screen
-8 MP Camera w/ dual flash -5 MP Camera w/ single flash
-3 microphones for noise cancellation -2 mics
and sound capture during video recording
-HDMI port for video and photo playback -No HDMI port
on your high def TV
-Removable Battery -Non Removable Battery
-Removable Memory- 8 GB internal with up - Non Removable Memory 16 or 32
to 32 GB Removable Memory. Free 16 GB
card included
-Preloaded Swype Keyboard -No Swype
-Mobile HotSpot Capable -No Mobile HotSpot
-Free Turn by turn navigation -Navigation must be purchased
-Widget Capable -No Widgets
-Full Flash 10.1 Support -No Flash Support
-DLNA Support -No DLNA
-Integrated Social Networking through Ninja-Blur -No integrated social networking
-8 Hours talk time on a 1570 mAh Battery -7 Hours talk time on 1420 mAh
-Unlimited Data use -2 GB data restriction
-Universal Micro-USB charging port -Propietary 30-pin chargin port
-Verizon Network=GOOD -AT&T=BAD
-NO KNOW ISSUES -Death Grip, yellow spots,
dropped calls29 out of 46 users found this user opinion helpful.
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For me personally, It was either this or the iPhone...
by D-pants on July 16, 2010
Pros: A powerhouse of everything mobile!
Cons: - Battery can't keep up with your need to constantly fiddle with this thing.
- Choose the incredible or the iPhone if your hands are on the smaller side.Summary: I usually am the one reading the reviews to make my decisions and leave it at that, but I felt compelled to put it out there that this is without ...
Summary: I usually am the one reading the reviews to make my decisions and leave it at that, but I felt compelled to put it out there that this is without a doubt "the real deal," "the big boy," "the head honcho" of cell phones right now.
- Lightning Fast with the Ti processor
- Fantastic call quality
- Big beautiful screen
- Feels light, despite its size and fits nicely in your pocket (I suggest getting the glossy phone protector so you dont pull out a pocket sock everytime you answer your phone.)
- Chalked full of endless app options
- Great touch sensitivity
- Roomy keyboard and perfect those with larger meat hooks.
- I was iffy about the Camera housing that bumps out of the bottom of the phone, but it actually makes the phone feel more comfortable to hold.
::Bottom, Bottom Line::
It took the consumer reports denial of the iPhone and about 10 minutes of playing around with the DroidX to push me over the Iphone/droid fence that I've been walking along for the past year. I know that boasting one phone over the other is like discussing religion and politcs at the dinner table now a days, but if you are caught in the middle of the fire fight, do yourself a favor and nerd out with the droid for a while.30 out of 49 users found this user opinion helpful.
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After two days: I love it
by davidgarth on July 16, 2010
Pros: Screen size
Screen quality
Call quality
BrowserCons: Battery life (is it ever good enough?)
Summary: I have come from a two year experience with a BlackBerry Curve. Unlike many smartphone users, I'm a businesses user with heavy email needs. The BlackBerry was fine for ...
Summary: I have come from a two year experience with a BlackBerry Curve. Unlike many smartphone users, I'm a businesses user with heavy email needs. The BlackBerry was fine for email, but weak on calendar and Internet and the apps are sadly lacking. I liked the BB keyboard, and was cautious about moving to a phone without one.
I have an iPad that I love. I had tried out the original Moto Droid, but the slide-out keyboard was useless with my big thumbs.
So far, the Droid X seems to be the perfect phone for me. The big screen size and excellent resolution are perfect for my aging eyes. The larger screen also helps makes the on-screen keyboard larger and easier to operate with large thumbs. Only the keyboard in landscape mode is usable for me. I do wish that the screen was a little brighter for outdoor use.(I couldn't use the Incredible at all in sunshine.)
The overall large size of the phone isn't a problem.for me. The processor handles the screen and all processes beautifully.
I'm a professional photographer, so it's hard for me to praise any smartphone camera. The Droid X has one of the better ones, but it doesn't do as well as an average digital point-and-shoot. But, it's nice to have a camera of this quality with you at all times.
I think the battery will make it through a typical work day for me, but without much to spare. It charges very quickly, however.
Here's my analysis of Android 2.1: It isn't quite as polished as iOS on the iPhone. But it is much more customizable. If you think it's fun to tinker with the interface, you'll be able to build a phone that's really customized for your preferences and the way you use your phone. My me, it was worthwhile and enjoyable. So far, the Android Market is somewhat behind the Apple iTunes App store in both quality and quantity of apps, but it's improving quickly and many developers are flocking to this operating system.
Overall, I'm very happy I made this transition.20 out of 28 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Unbelievable phone
by M-gibb on July 16, 2010
Pros: Speed, Screen, Size, Abilities
Cons: I am having a hard time paying attention to anything else but my phone.
Summary: This phone is awsome. Obviously I have only had it for a little over a day, but it blows every phone I have handled out of the water. The only ...
Summary: This phone is awsome. Obviously I have only had it for a little over a day, but it blows every phone I have handled out of the water. The only phone that comes close is the iphone 4 because of the screen resolution, that said this screen is larger so you can see the pages better anyways. I also love swipe, it is very intuitive and easy to use. Another plus is that there are more free apps than are offered through itunes. I have not yet tried loading music on to it. Hope this helps.
9 out of 11 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Amazing Phone.
by indiantechie on November 29, 2010
Pros: -Huge Screen
-Amazing Multimedia Capabilites
-HDMI port
-8mp Camera
-Mobile Hotspot Capabilities
-Sleek(mostly)Cons: -Wierd Bump on back near Camera
-Size
-No Front Facing Camera
-MotoBlur useless add onSummary: The thing is if you have been admiring T-Mobiles HTC HD2 and HD7 or maybe you had your eye on Sprint's HTC EVO,but didnt want to leave Verizon, ...
Summary: The thing is if you have been admiring T-Mobiles HTC HD2 and HD7 or maybe you had your eye on Sprint's HTC EVO,but didnt want to leave Verizon, you now have an option, this thing is a Multimedia Beast, but the large screen size can be used for other things to name, *Navigation, *Movies, *Web Browsing, but business users also have something here they can admire, if you download the quickoffice app's, then you can easily view Office documents the extra screen size helps you edit easier, Other than The Droid X had no trouble with handling 3 email accounts of mine, and Facebook and Twitter ,Also if you are a hardcore gamer the screen size makes it easy to whittle the hours away while playing games, but putting all that aside,The Droid X can Do lots of stuff, and the main anlogy i found fot it was, that is EVO OR HD2 and HD7 or Verizon.
6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great Android Phone...
by kpk54 on July 18, 2010
Pros: Large screen
Great Reception compared to my previous provider (AT&T)
Great selection of apps.
Great Multimedia functioning
Good Speed...Cons: The only thing that I've found annoying so far is the battery life...
Make sure to deactivate an tools or applications that you aren't using as they will quickly drain the battery. Put in sleep mode when not in use... Should increase battery life...Summary: Did alot of research on the internet prior to purchasing this phone, and the around 90% of all reviews I read came back with great things to say about this ...
Summary: Did alot of research on the internet prior to purchasing this phone, and the around 90% of all reviews I read came back with great things to say about this phone. Traded up this phone from a HTC hero. No major complaints found at this time, except as mentioned before: Battery Life...
6 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
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The Smartphone That Won Me Over
by aztechgal on July 19, 2010
Pros: Speech to Text Emails, Navigation & Websearches
Mini-HDMI to HDMI
Large, Colorful Sharp Display
Customizable
Highly Responsive Touch Screen
720p HD video
8 mp camera
Great on-screen keyboard/swype
Email account notifications
Wi-Fi CapableCons: Some unattractive screens
8 mp camera doesn?t take sharp pics
No voice recorderSummary: Right off - I do not have experience with any other smart phone with which to compare the Droid X. I have been waiting to make the switch from a ...
Summary: Right off - I do not have experience with any other smart phone with which to compare the Droid X. I have been waiting to make the switch from a basic LG cell phone to a smartphone, and the Droid X was the one to do it for me. I wanted the large, clean display, the higher mp camera and the HDMI capability, but I got so much more in the Droid X. I didn't even realize it had the voice to text for web searches, navigation and writing emails - saving time typing out website addresses, etc. And that feature has been incredibly accurate (and good for a chuckle when it?s not).
Before this I had never used an on-screen keyboard, but found both the traditional qwerty and the innovative Swype to be very easy to use with my large fingers, and there was hardly a learning curve involved.
I find it amazing that it seems to ?know? which hyperlink I want on a non-mobile webpage when many are right next to each other -- but it is very accurate.
Regarding the battery life, I haven't had it long enough to really make a judgement call. I do recommend that you keep it on the charger longer than you think may be required the first couple of times, after fully discharging the battery each time, as I believe it will help the battery's "memory" for holding a charge longer. Others may want to correct me if thistechnique is faulty. As others have posted, be sure to manually shut down apps you aren't readily using, as this can eat up your battery charge.
I'm not crazy about the computerized voice announcing my incoming calls - I would much prefer to tie my own recording of my contacts' names as I did with my old LG. Perhaps there is a way of doing this by recording an MP3 and transferring it. I just need to explore a little more. I do plan to create my own general ringtone in just this way.
It appears my camera is taking pics at 6 mps only, but none seem to be sharp enough. I installed a free P***shop app, and plan to use it to try and improve the results. Let's face it, you should carry a good camera with you if you want high quality shots -- this is just a cool feature - along with the video capability -- to have with you at all times.
Another tip - as you select different functions when you first get the Droid X, check out the menu screen for additional functions which can really expand the way you use it.
It's a dream to not have to consistently go to the internet to check for new mail in my various email accounts. The notification bar at the top is terrific - just a few seconds and I can access my new mail.
Some of the screens just look untechy/unattractive to me - such as the settings scroll page - but this is such a little gripe.
I'm not very tech savvy, but have found the UI of the Android OS quite intuitive and not frustrating to get the hang of.
My home page now has everything I want on it without using any of the other screens - though it's great that there's "room to grow" as I discover other uses/apps.
I carry a very, very small purse - and was afraid that the Droid X might be too heavy or bulky -- but it slid right in with no noticeable weight difference. I didn?t find the camera protrusion on the back to be any kind of a problem at all.
When using it as a phone, I do find the large, boxy shape to be somewhat uncomfortable, but it?s OK. I prefer to have the large graphic display for all of its many other uses.
I?m concerned about protecting the screen, and will be looking for tips on the best case for protection while still being able to use the device.
Like others - I just can't put it down. Love the Droid X.6 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
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"Finally a phone that has good reception"
by mitch08153 on July 15, 2010
Pros: Everything!
Cons: None that I can yet!
Summary: If you are looking for a smart phone this is the one! I've had it since 8:00 .am. today and can't put it down!! I have great ...
Summary: If you are looking for a smart phone this is the one! I've had it since 8:00 .am. today and can't put it down!! I have great reception after trying phone after phone!
6 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Motorola
- Part number: DROIDXVZW
- Description: It turns your hand into a larger-than-life 4.3" screen with an 8 megapixels camera, HD video, HDMI output, and a hi-res screen that's high-octane fuel for your eyes. It runs at a web-busting speed that plants churning pistons where your legs used to be. It's better, smarter, faster, stronger than you ever thought possible.
General
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Smartphone
- Form Factor Bar
- Phone Design Candy bar
- Integrated Components Wi-Fi hotspot,
GPS receiver,
Digital camera,
Digital player,
FM radio,
Voice recorder - Width 2.57 in
- Depth 0.39 in
- Height 5.02 in
- Weight 5.47 oz
Cellular
- Technology CDMA2000 1X
- Band CDMA2000 1X 1900/800
- Mobile Broadband Generation 3G
- Service Provider Verizon Wireless
- Operating System Google Android 2.2
- Application Software Adobe Flash Player
- Input Device(s) Touch sensitive screen (multi-touch)
Messaging & Internet
- Cellular Messaging Services MMS,
SMS - Instant Messaging Services Google Talk,
Skype - Supported Email Protocols POP3,
IMAP4 - Supported Social Networks and Blogs MySpace,
Twitter,
Facebook - Messaging & Data Features Text messages,
Multimedia messages,
E-mail,
Voice mail - Downloadable Content Ring tones,
Wallpapers - Mobile Services VCAST,
YouTube,
Picasa,
Gmail,
Google Search,
Google Play Communications
- Data Transmission EV-DO
- Wireless Interface Bluetooth 2.1 EDR,
IEEE 802.11b/g/n - WLAN Security WPA,
WPA2,
WEP - Bluetooth Profiles Object Push Profile (OPP),
Hands Free Profile (HFP),
Headset Profile (HSP),
Dial-up Networking Profile (DUN),
Phonebook Access Profile (PBAP),
Human Interface Device Profile (HID),
Message Access Profile (MAP),
Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP),
Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP) - Communication Features Internet browser,
Mobile Email client Phone Features
- Phone Functions Voice control,
Call timer,
Conference call,
Flight mode,
Speakerphone,
Voice dialing,
Vibrating alert - Polyphonic Ringer Yes
- Ring Tone Formats AAC,
MP3 - Sensors Proximity sensor,
Accelerometer,
Ambient light sensor,
Digital compass - Additional Features DLNA Certified,
E-911 compliant,
TTY compatible,
Widgets support,
Intelligent typing (SWYPE) Organizer
- Personal Information Management Synchronization with PC,
Calendar,
Calculator,
Reminder,
Alarm clock Media Player
- Supported Digital Audio Standards eAAC+,
AAC +,
WAV,
MP3,
WMA,
MIDI,
AAC - Supported Digital Video Standards MPEG-4,
H.263,
H.264 Processor
- Type Texas Instruments
- Clock Speed 1 GHz
Memory
- User Memory 8 GB
- Supported Flash Memory Cards microSDHC - up to 32 GB
Digital Camera
- Sensor Resolution 8 megapixels
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Camera Light Source LED light
- Video Recorder Resolutions 1280 x 720 (720p)
- Features Video recording,
Geo-tagging,
Face detection Navigation System
- GPS Navigation A-GPS receiver - Simultaneous GPS (S-GPS)
- Navigation Software & Services Google Maps
Display
- Type LCD display - Color
- Technology TFT
- Diagonal Size 4.3 in
- Display Resolution 480 x 854 pixels
- Color Depth 24-bit (16.7 million colors)
- Multi-language Menu Yes
- Display Languages English,
Spanish - Features Wallpaper
Connections
- Connector Type HDMI,
Headset jack - Mini-phone 3.5 mm,
Micro-USB Battery
- Technology Lithium ion
- Capacity 1540 mAh
- Run Time Details Talk ( CDMA ) - up to 480 min,
Standby ( CDMA ) - up to 220 hour(s) Miscellaneous
- Compliant Standards HAC(Hearing Aid Compatible)
- Included Accessories Power adapter , Power adapter
- Also Included microSD - 2 GB
Manufacturer info
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- Manufacturer:Motorola
- Address:
600 N. Highway 45, Libertyville, IL 60048 - Phone: 847/576-5000
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