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Droid Bionic heading towards Verizon
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Then I suggest you pick up a Razr.
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jk. It's just the next generational step in Android.OneTenderRebel
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I tend to think no but the wishful thinking is strong in me, atleast for now haha
That-- I'd go for. Arent they due to release the prices tomorrow at CES?
Pic for the tweet I mentioned
Yep, I see my name in that tweet, I'm famous! lol
My name is shown first though :> Hehe. Though now I'm a bit disappointed. I don't want to settle with only 512MB.
I'm hoping tomorrow's CES will bring some more selection to the table.
haha ..good stuff!!!
Then I suggest you pick up a Razr.
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Cool thanks for sharing Bro!
Oh i hear ya but i dont see it happen my gut feeling say there will be a cap!! and stinks for me since i use about 4 gigs a month..lol
Then I suggest you pick up a Razr.
I lol'd
So does anyone know if this is 512mb or 1gb?
Is it gonna have that cool laptop accessory like the new moto phone on at&t?
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QFT. I can't wait hahaha.
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Motorola Droid Bionic hands-on
By Chris Ziegler
posted Jan 5th 2011 8:55PM
Hands-On
If this is the direction high-power smartphones are going, we like what we're seeing. Though the software's still a bit raw (there's no Android Market, for example), the Droid Bionics on display here at Motorola's CES event this evening look and feel pretty blazingly fast. A spokesman we chatted with said that Motorola is actually doing some manner of software optimization (and yes, it'll launch with 2.2) to take advantage of the two cores out of the box, so it's a promising start -- as Jha says, it's "2GHz of processing power." We hope that's true in practice!
Physically, the phone feels smooth in the same way a Droid 2 does, though a bit lighter -- good news considering the LTE hardware and big display, but not entirely surprising when you take into account the lack of a sliding QWERTY keyboard. The patterned battery cover looks textured, but it's actually quite smooth with a slight soft touch treatment. The screen looks great -- in particular, the viewing angle looked superb, though all phone displays have a tendency to look a little better in this sexy lighting since they can't wash out as easily. Follow the break for video!
Motorola Droid Bionic hands-on
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Motorola Droid Bionic hands-on
By Chris Ziegler
posted Jan 5th 2011 8:55PM Hands-On
Physically, the phone feels smooth in the same way a Droid 2 does, though a bit lighter -- good news considering the LTE hardware and big display, but not entirely surprising when you take into account the lack of a sliding QWERTY keyboard. The patterned battery cover looks textured, but it's actually quite smooth with a slight soft touch treatment. The screen looks great -- in particular, the viewing angle looked superb, though all phone displays have a tendency to look a little better in this sexy lighting since they can't wash out as easily. Follow the break for video!
Motorola Droid Bionic hands-on
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