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The quality of Motorola phones
- Thread starter hitraj47
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I don't really summer what you're trying to say.
Lol stupid gibgeebread keyboard always switches to italian lol
binaryhellstorm
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I could totally see the Atrix replacing a laptop for a lot of functions, especially if you throw Citrix Xen Desktop into the mix, I mean then for all intents and purposes you have a desktop machines power at your fingertips. I know the netowrk lag might be an issue, your obviously not going to PC game or watch 1080HD content through Xen, but you could totally use all your other apps like Office.
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
They showed this on some of the CES videos and seemed to work well.
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
C'mon man, you can say that about any product. Don't think they would have demoed it time after time at CES if it did't and will not work.
Thats exactly right. How many phones have we seen that looked awesome and turned out to be nightmares. Im just saying everyone is getting caught up.in the hype. Shite i was at first but started to realize that its a first in alot of things and the first iphone was a pain with all its issues. Thats another reason im leaving toward the inspire. Tried and true. By the time november rolls around all the bugs from these dual cores will be worked out and i can then upgrade with peace if mind
binaryhellstorm
Well-Known Member
I think that Citrix on it will be awesome. I mean even on my Milestone, playing with the Citrix demo account it's pretty bloody responsive and fluid.
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
I stil think Citrix will run fine. I mean we were looking at real world demo not a video running a demo like on the Xoom. The Inspire was so tried and true that they didn't even boot it up at CES. Your going to have kinks with any phone released but I don't think it will be anything major.
They didnt boot it because it had the desire HD software no At&t crapware and bootscreens so they didnt wanna show that
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
They didn't boot it because it had no software, the software isn't final
Listen it had no ATT software it had.software on it. Thats why the software wasn't final
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
It had no softeware, I had a friend who was at CES and was told it had no software on it because it wasn't final
Yes well I had an uncle who worked CES as an administrator and he was told that even though that was the line given At&t didmt want the phones turned on because there was no ATT branding and boot so as to not give the wrong impression ala iphone they told.HTC.to keep it off
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
Yea well either way it didnt boot and I doubt we will see any reviews before it's released. Which doesn't sit well with me
What do u mean desire HD basically a million reviews and that phone has less ram and less memory
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
I want to see a review or demo of the phone I'm buying not that of which it resembles
Thats a given between the hype and the specs whores this thing will sell
s.m.knipe
Android Expert
HTC had HUGE issues with dust under the screen with the Nexus One (I've been through two for it and the third one still has it but barely noticeably) and either the Evo or Droid Incredible (I forget which). After playing with friends' Moto's and my own HTC's, i rank them about evenly in terms of build quality...
atlbuc
Android Enthusiast
It was the Incredible.
I think motorola has definitely stepped up the build quality especially after they released the droid X
sean76
Android Expert
Dust under the screen was something I didn't experience with the Incredible or EVO. I happened to like them both, but like most early grabbers, I did have some other minor build quality issues with both. I think its a given to expect it when your one of the first People to get the device. Minor flaws are usually present with the first batch or two, and are usually worked out after a few runs, they're mass produced so its very hard to make em all perfect. Either way, I hope Moto brings us a good product that's well built with the Atrix.