Yeah blur is at a minimum on ics. Idk what it may be like on the HD though
DROID RAZR MAXXIMIZED!!!! PREPARE TO BE VANQUISHED!!!
Who knows.. we'll see I guess I don't think we'll be on ics for as long as we have been on gb, and the stop over to jb will be a short one too. I think this time next year we'll see jb possibly.
Just something that I heard or something. probably wrong.
DROID RAZR MAXXIMIZED!!!! PREPARE TO BE VANQUISHED!!!
Garemlin said:I think they really need to slow it up. Stretch it out a bit. Let us enjoy one version for a while before throwing another one at us. Updates sure. Total redo's no.
I do not think that they come out with new versions to fast. The problem is that they do not get the updates out to the phones fast enough. Its not like ics is new its been out for a while. I do agree with we need to enjoy one OS before we get another. But just because phones don't get the latest software update right away does not mean that advancements should not be made so that we can have a better phone experience.
Garemlin said:Most devices have not even received ICS yet and they are already talking Jelly Bean. Not only are they not giving us time to enjoy the latest OS, they are making it harder for app developers to keep up. Look at Honeycomb. There are some apps that are yet to be optimized for HC. And even more that haven't been optimized for ICS yet. Some developers will prolly not even bother trying to keep up. Which means we could end up losing some awesome classic apps to overzealous OS development. Just my thoughts.
I think it will because it seems everything is starting to come with it and Google is still pushing it. Since the Razr HD is definitely going to be a high end phone Moto will feel a need to include it. I don't think Motorola has released any phones that have NFC.Anybody have any thoughts on whether or not the Droid Razr Maxx HD will have/support NFC? Are there any Motorola phones right now that have NFC?
I'm curious, what do you want it for? Do you use it now? If so what for and is it actually faster than using your credit card?
Most devices have not even received ICS yet and they are already talking Jelly Bean. Not only are they not giving us time to enjoy the latest OS, they are making it harder for app developers to keep up. Look at Honeycomb. There are some apps that are yet to be optimized for HC. And even more that haven't been optimized for ICS yet. Some developers will prolly not even bother trying to keep up. Which means we could end up losing some awesome classic apps to overzealous OS development. Just my thoughts.