tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-65779536782628073392012-02-16T11:57:46.325-08:00Motorola Droid Bionic ReviewThomas Poncohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02634255780743607236noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6577953678262807339.post-53164183732054179922011-09-14T20:04:00.000-07:002011-09-14T20:54:52.480-07:00

Google Maps By Motorola Droid Bionic (awesome): As of late, I found the mapping experience to be much better on Android devices, and that certainly has to do with the fact that Google Maps Motorola Droid Bionic has been improving its mapping application on its own platform, while leaving other mobile OSes in the cold. It’s not a bad tactic to gain an edge, and the net result is that Android

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Facebook For Droid Bionic Motorola (very good): there are two ways of using Facebook. First, you can simply download the app, and use it like you would with any other smartphone. It works reasonably well, and gets the job done easily. Droid Bionic Facebook By Motorola It may be sometime a bit annoying when you are waiting for the notifications or messages to update, but there’s nothing out of

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Droid Bionic Motorola Apps It is interesting to see that despite the wide variety of apps available on the Android market, the ones that are considered to be “critical” by most users are good old text-based communication apps like SMS, email, chat etc… Let’s take a look at a few apps that most users think of as “must-have”. Droid Bionic Motorola Virtual keyboard: the stock Android keyboard

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Call audio Droid Bionic Motorola quality (normal): the sound quality during call is good, but not out of the ordinary. I tried calling a few landline numbers and the quality can vary from one to the other. However, the audio quality will mainly depend on your cellphone reception. When I tried to crank the sound up, the internal speaker did fine, but the external speaker exhibited signs of sound

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While the Motorola Bionic has conserved the overall silhouette of the Droid X family, but the Droid Bionic’s front benefits from the Photon 4G design. This means that it has smooth edges on the display’s glass and a metallic skeleton all around the screen. Other manufacturers like LG and Samsung are using a similar design on their high-end phones and I believe that this started with the LG

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The Motorola Droid Bionic is Verizon’s latest 4G LTE smartphone (must read: 4G networks). It is only the only LTE handset that has been designed as a true high-end device: in addition of having a very fast wireless network access, it also features a dual-core processor (SoC), 1GB of memory and a large 1735mAh battery. Motorola aims for the “power user” who uses the phone at work and at home. To

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