Fair enough. Now let's look at Samsung phones. Galaxy series was fantastic, the Note was fantastic, the Nexus was terrible initially, and the Charge was just crap, so that's about 3/5. HTC? Thunderbolt wasn't bad, both incredible were great, the one or evo series doesn't report many issues, the Rezound was by far the best radio I've ever used. So we'll say that's a...what? 7/7? 6/7 to be fair. Now how about Moto over the last 2 years? We have the X2, the Bionic, the Razr, the Droid 4, the photon, and the Razr Maxx. All of those minus the Razr Maxx had a pretty hefty reporting of data drops/connection issues. OBVIOUSLY it doesn't happen to everybody for whatever reason. But I'm no smartphone noob anymore. And I live in a downtown urban area, one of the first to recieve 4g in the nation. I had connection issues that were completely out of my control. It's a damn shame, but it's the bottom line.
So moral of the story, is from 2 years of evidence, Moto phones are in no way "superior" or known for greatness. They're just like every other company where some phones seem to connect and hold better than others and eventually an update will roll around to fix it. Why? Now that I can't tell you. Sure maybe in the old days of the OG and DX Moto was king, but times have changed...
*Also: I know I didn't list every sammy/HTC/Moto phone, those were just the major to appear off the top of my head that I remember had issues initially.
