sherm03;936470 wrote:I can tell you all about it as soon as it's announced.
So can a google search. #pretendingtobeimportantfail
sherm03;936470 wrote:I can tell you all about it as soon as it's announced.
Not trying to be important at all. I could tell you everything right now, but I could lose my job for it. And e-cred doesn't pay the bills.bases_loaded;936472 wrote:So can a google search. #pretendingtobeimportantfail
Yeah, I'm sure your bosses and colleagues are reading this site.sherm03;936493 wrote:I could lose my job for it
You never know. I know of an engineer who got fired before the Droid X launch because he had the phone sitting on his counter at home prior to announcement and his son snapped a pic and put it on Facebook. Do you think his bosses and colleagues were looking at the guy's son's Facebook page?dlazz;936549 wrote:Yeah, I'm sure your bosses and colleagues are reading this site.
Facebook is more popular than this minor league site.sherm03;936567 wrote:You never know. I know of an engineer who got fired before the Droid X launch because he had the phone sitting on his counter at home prior to announcement and his son snapped a pic and put it on Facebook. Do you think his bosses and colleagues were looking at the guy's son's Facebook page?
True. But they are taking the NDAs on fourth quarter devices extremely serious this time around.dlazz;936572 wrote:Facebook is more popular than this minor league site.
Once a pic of a unannounced device hits the internet, it doesn't take long for those pictures to make their way to a tech blog. It spreads really fast from there. No need to risk your job over something like this.sherm03;936567 wrote:You never know. I know of an engineer who got fired before the Droid X launch because he had the phone sitting on his counter at home prior to announcement and his son snapped a pic and put it on Facebook. Do you think his bosses and colleagues were looking at the guy's son's Facebook page?

12:07PM:We have created the ultimate fitness device, smart music player in one. Building blocks of Android, 600MHz CPU, 46x46mm device. It's like having a personal trainer and DJ by your side. Outside and inside it can track all of your progress, stats like distance, calories burned, GPS tracks your workout routes. Smart music player learns which songs motivate you and tracks your performance stats against your music. Plays those power songs to you when you need the motivation most.
Very interested in the gorilla glass and splash resistance. This is going to be a tough decision.Verizon Wireless announced the DROID RAZR by Motorola on Tuesday, a brand new Android smartphone that will take advantage of the carrier’s 4G LTE network. The device is equipped with a dual-core processor clocked at 1.2GHz, a Super AMOLED Advanced display with a qHD resolution, 32GB of memory including 16GB of on-board storage and a 16GB microSD card, Bluetooth 4.0, an 8-megapixel camera capable of recording 1080p video, a front-facing “HD” camera for video chat and support for sharing its 4G LTE connection using Verizon’s Mobile Hotspot feature. The DROID RAZR is also covered with a water-repellant nanocoating that protects the phone from everyday spills. Despite the beefy feature set, the DROID RAZR is the thinnest LTE phone and measures just 7.1mm thick. Verizon Wireless confirmed the device will be available in November for $299.99 with a new two-year contract. Pre-orders for the device begin on October 27th. Read on for the full press release.

http://www.bgr.com/2011/10/18/verizon-unveils-droid-razr-by-motorola-pre-orders-begin-october-27th-for-299-99/Additional features:
· Powered by Android™ 2.3.5, Gingerbread
· 1 GB RAM for a fast user interface and multi-tasking
· 8-megapixel rear camera with 1080p HD video capture and image stabilization technology for crisp and clear videos
· Front-facing HD camera for video chat over 4G LTE, 3G or Wi-Fi
· 4G LTE Mobile Hotspot capable so customers can share 4G LTE speed with up to eight Wi-Fi enabled devices
· Water repellent nanocoating protects the phone, and even the inside components, against everyday spills
· Remote wipe, pin lock and government-grade encryption for email, calendar and contacts as well as voice and video chat conferencing
· Use Quickoffice® to view, create and edit Microsoft® Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents on your mobile device from anywhere at anytime
· Bluetooth 4.0 low energy
· 32 GB memory: 16 GB on board and 16 GB microSD™ card pre-installed (actual formatted capacity is less)
· Powerful 1780 mAh battery
I think it is safe to say it is running Gingerbread.OneBuckeye;937703 wrote:Yes it does. A couple things they haven't mentioned is any internal memory, the price and what version of andriod it will be running.
Launches with Gingerbread, with an update to Ice Cream Sandwich as soon as Moto can.Jawbreaker;937708 wrote:I think it is safe to say it is running Gingerbread.
Looks like a really nice phone.
It also has Kevlar on the back...so its extremely durable.OneBuckeye;937707 wrote:Very interested in the gorilla glass and splash resistance. This is going to be a tough decision.
http://www.bgr.com/2011/10/18/verizon-unveils-droid-razr-by-motorola-pre-orders-begin-october-27th-for-299-99/
The durability alone can sell this phone. I know many people that are looking for a smart phone that won't break the first time they drop it. This is what the Bionic should have been and I can't believe this is a 4g phone at 7.1 mm thick. That is nuts.sherm03;937732 wrote:It also has Kevlar on the back...so its extremely durable.
The things that are going to sell this phone are smart actions, Motocast, and the durability aspect.
Probably.balk14;937869 wrote:does the razr have the shitty moto skin on android?
Tough to say without actually having the RAZR or Prime on the shelves yet?Scarlet_Buckeye;937867 wrote:Of these 4 phones, which is the best in terms of speed and battery life?
- Apple iPhone 4S
- Motorola DROID BIONIC
- Motorola DROID RAZR
- Samsung Galaxy / Nexus Prime
Of these 4 phones, which is the best, overall?
The RAZR and Bionic have the exact same overlay. If you've seen the Bionic's UI, then you've seen the RAZR's.balk14;937869 wrote:does the razr have the shitty moto skin on android?
I know I'm going to purchase an iPad 3 whenever it comes out. I'm in love with the idea of iCloud - syncing pics, songs, videos, etc. between devices and your computer. Also, I do think Siri sounds pretty niffty. Do any of the Android phones have anything comparable?sherm03;937875 wrote:Tough to say without actually having the RAZR or Prime on the shelves yet?
I know that in lab tests, the RAZR was getting 10-20% better battery life than the Bionic was. But that's lab tests, that isn't real life use. The RAZR's Smart Actions are going to be huge for conserving battery life.
But we'll just have to wait and see what the Prime is offering and how that battery life looks.
Battery life is almost guaranteed to be faster on the iPhone 4S. The battery life on any 3G phone is going to blow away any of the 4G phones. So if battery life is your biggest concern, you can stop at number 1 on your list. If speed is the priority, the Prime and RAZR have faster processors and are 4G. So those are going to move much faster than the iPhone. They should be somewhat faster than the Bionic...but it will hardly be noticeable.