Maybe you guys haven't heard, but the successor to the Razr is already on it's way. Remember the Motorola Dinara? Well it's coming stateside already, in the form of the Droid Razr Max:
Motorola DROID RAZR MAX Revealed In EXIF Data – Updated RAZR Headed Our Way?
The Dinara, we already know, has a 13 MP camera, probably with an exceedingly mediocre sensor, but it also comes with a faster proc, larget battery, and a slightly better screen.
What is Moto playing at lately?
Rather than delivering bugfixes, they simply release a new flagship every six weeks. It's been this way since the Bionic now. They are simply riding the Droid marketing campaign for maximum yield, trying to snatch as many customers as possible before they realize that there device will be a "has been" in an even shorter time than they think, then repeating with the next iteration. Motos phones no longer have anything special about them- their screens are poor, their battery life is mediocre, their physical keyboards, at least the ones I have used, are terrible, Blur is awful, and their cameras have been consistently behind the pack. Only call quality is decent on these things anymore.
So, Bionic owners, do you think Moto has lost its way? I asked the same of Razr owners, I am curious to see how the responses compare.
Motorola DROID RAZR MAX Revealed In EXIF Data – Updated RAZR Headed Our Way?
The Dinara, we already know, has a 13 MP camera, probably with an exceedingly mediocre sensor, but it also comes with a faster proc, larget battery, and a slightly better screen.
What is Moto playing at lately?
Rather than delivering bugfixes, they simply release a new flagship every six weeks. It's been this way since the Bionic now. They are simply riding the Droid marketing campaign for maximum yield, trying to snatch as many customers as possible before they realize that there device will be a "has been" in an even shorter time than they think, then repeating with the next iteration. Motos phones no longer have anything special about them- their screens are poor, their battery life is mediocre, their physical keyboards, at least the ones I have used, are terrible, Blur is awful, and their cameras have been consistently behind the pack. Only call quality is decent on these things anymore.
So, Bionic owners, do you think Moto has lost its way? I asked the same of Razr owners, I am curious to see how the responses compare.