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Still rocking the Rezound and have yet to see a device that gives me the slightest desire to upgrade (it's going to be a while if I have to pay retail, unless I part ways with my unlimited data). Going to flash some JB soon...
I'm hoping this means that the Droid 5 is on the horizon. Some specs I hope too see in the Droid 5 besides better cpu and a physical keyboard are a user removable/replaceable battery and NFC. The Droid 4 is nice but tends to suffer from lag and the lack of NFC and non-removable battery just kills it's longevity.
If Motorola continues to turn out phones with non-removable batteries I will be looking at other manufactures for my next Android phone. Motorola's engineers, designers, and developers need to get a clue.
Amen. I really hope that they make a D5 soon. As for the batt, if they can put a maxx batt on D5, i'm good with that . Better camera is needed as well.
I hope this doesn't mean the end of the Moto Droid series. The D4 was a solid phone, it had an awesome keyboard, and perfect size screen but it was too damn thick! Now that it seems the last of Motorola's old guard's phones have been put out, I'm excited to see where Google takes this company.
Just because a device goes end of life doesn't mean the updates will stop. It just means Verizon will no longer sell that device. I don't think Google wants Motorola to continue down the road of broken promises that so many manufacturers have found themselves on when it comes to future updates.
I knew this day would come....:sad: Thankfully my Razr is still going strong! The only problem I have is that I should've gotten the Maxx. Guess I'll have to buy the conversion kit at some point.
I knew this day would come....:sad: Thankfully my Razr is still going strong! The only problem I have is that I should've gotten the Maxx. Guess I'll have to buy the conversion kit at some point.
I kind of doubt it, especially since we're probably still a good 4-6 months away from the S4 becoming available on Verizon. They're simply just cutting out the more expensive 32GB model. The cheaper 16GB model, the one that most people buy, isn't going anywhere. If the sales warranted keeping the 32GB around, I'm sure it wouldn't be on its way out quite yet.