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So should I out my sources here just to prove to you how cool I am? lol!Nothing to back it up? Cool.
So should I out my sources here just to prove to you how cool I am? lol!Nothing to back it up? Cool.
It want the login it was the skin itself. I remember fondly from my Engadget days people foaming at the mouth about the Motoblur skin.
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I don't remember sites making a big deal about the ones that didn't have a Blur login. IMO Blur got "better" (less intrusive) as Android got better.
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So should I out my sources here just to prove to you how cool I am? lol!
Motorola was doing non removable batteries before the Google buyout, it's not unreasonable to assume that they dropped SD cards for reasons other than Google.
I wonder what happens to that team now that Lenovo owns them.
Good to know because honestly I figure the whole touchless control was Google's.
I doubt touch less controls was Google. If that was true they could have implemented it in the Nexus 5.
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I doubt touch less controls was Google. If that was true they could have implemented it in the Nexus 5.
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Well that is what I always wondered why it wasn't in the Nexus 5, but at the time I thought it was to give the Moto brand an advantage. Moto was bleeding money and why would Google interfere with what is a strong selling point with the Moto X.
Motorola was doing non removable batteries before the Google buyout, it's not unreasonable to assume that they dropped SD cards for reasons other than Google.
well one of the main design principals of the Moto X was to optimize the hardware so I wouldn't call the specs outdated for the performance/user experience they provide.I wonder if the specs wouldn't have been outdated on the X if Google took more control of it's development...
I don't remember sites making a big deal about the ones that didn't have a Blur login. IMO Blur got "better" (less intrusive) as Android got better.
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I didn't particularly mind Blur on my Atrix and don't remember it being that intrusive.
Per personal conversation with people involved in the project:
SD card support was dropped because Motorola did not want to spend engineering time and dollars making them work.
Samsung and Sony, who have a very vested interest in selling SD cards, have spent time and money to add SD card support to Android. Motorola has no such interests.