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Where is the SD card slot located?
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- Doesn't look like it supports SD cards. Remember that Motorola is owned by Google, and Google has been moving away from SD cards for a while now.07-23-2013 01:09 PMLike 0
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with only 16GB and a dual-core processor... it's almost like Motorola is begging us not to buy it?
Hello Moto.... correction: Bye-Bye Moto!07-23-2013 01:19 PMLike 0 -
I was actually going to buy the Droid Maxx - despite the non-removable battery, despite the SoC, despite thew fact I have to pay $699 to keep my unlimited data. Now there is no microSD either?
I agree with you. With all things considered - Bye-Bye Moto!07-23-2013 01:36 PMLike 0 -
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It doesn't seem like a "hit the ball out of the park" type of device to me, which Moto could have used right about now.07-23-2013 04:19 PMLike 0 - RyModerator CaptainYou are probably correct. But I also don't see much reason for an "average" consumer to choose these over something like the Galaxy S4. I expect Moto will have similar mediocre sales as they had with the Razr.
It doesn't seem like a "hit the ball out of the park" type of device to me, which Moto could have used right about now.
The RAZR bested even the iPhone during some months. Within that carrier, I'd make a guess that the RAZR line holds it's own against the S4 and the iPhone.07-23-2013 04:29 PMLike 0 - Do Verizon corporate stores account for that many sales? In my town, there are two Verizon corporate stores, compared to 11 Best Buy stores, 4 Walmarts, 4 Costcos, and who knows how many third-party authorized sellers... not to mention online sales... I haven't purchase phones in person in ages... all purchased online.07-23-2013 05:12 PMLike 0
- I'm also pretty sure that reps get paid more for selling droid branded devices than they do non droid branded devices.
Sent from my paranoid s3...thepsychorabbit likes this.07-23-2013 05:15 PMLike 1 -
Unfortunately, Motorola's engineers are now technically Google employees... so that'll never happen.07-23-2013 05:29 PMLike 0 -
Sent from my HTC ONE fully converted to the Google Play EditionRocketsaucev2 and ultravisitor like this.07-23-2013 07:06 PMLike 2 -
As for the original question... "where's the SD card slot located?"
I'd like to know too
With tiered data plans, having extra local storage for MP3's and such is a big advantage, or in this case, not having one is a big negative. 16gig storage for apps/games/music/pix/videos could be a problem. Just look at the "uproar" in the S4 forums about the lack of free storage space on the 16gig S4, at least Pix, Videos and MP3's could be stored on uSD in those phones, and now Samsung can include "Apps2SD" as a feature (even it it does't really help). So it makes me question how will the Droid Mini and Droid Ultra do with only 16gig and no uSD? example: 3min 40sec HD video of my son taken on my S4 is 400Meg. Install something like Asphalt 7 (takes over 1.2gig for app/data), drop a few MP3's on there, and the internal 16gig storage gets taken up fast.
The Droid Maxx will do better with its 32gig built in storage, and much bigger battery, especially since the 32gig S4 is not as easy to get (it appears to be online only), however it is at a higher price point, at right now.
t "keep up" and in some cases are still a step or two behind. I guess I don't have as much confidence in these devices selling as others might.07-24-2013 07:33 AMLike 0 - RyModerator CaptainHow did the Droid Razr M, Droid Razr HD, and Droid Razr Maxx HD do sales wise against the Galaxy S3? I don't have sales figures, but my impression is the S3 sold more than the Motos because Moto is still in troubles and Samsung has had the biggest share of handsets sold in the Android space. I realize you can't compare over all S3 or S4 handset sales against these Verizon Only Motos, but it does give Samsung more mind share. It is what makes me worried about sales vs G S4, especially considering the S4's head start in the market, Samsung's buzz coming off the very very popular S3, and Samsung's advertising and marketing departments. Not to mention the price point of the Ultra $199.99 vs 16gig S4 $199.99 per Verizon's web site.
But here's another take - the S3 was widely available. The RAZR line were Verizon exclusives. I don't see many people switching to Verizon to get the S3 unless they were upset with their carrier. I do see people switching to Verizon because of the RAZR (more for the M and the previous RAZR non-HD MAXX).
With Motorola becoming the exclusive partner for the DROID-brand (everyone assumes all DROIDs are Motorolas anyways), we'll see a very strong push by Verizon on this new lineup of DROIDs. I'm not saying they'll repeat the mindshare success from the original DROID, but I fully expect Verizon and Motorola to outdo last year's RAZR line with this year's MINI, ULTRA, and MAXX.
As for the original question... "where's the SD card slot located?"
I'd like to know too
With tiered data plans, having extra local storage for MP3's and such is a big advantage, or in this case, not having one is a big negative. 16gig storage for apps/games/music/pix/videos could be a problem. Just look at the "uproar" in the S4 forums about the lack of free storage space on the 16gig S4, at least Pix, Videos and MP3's could be stored on uSD in those phones, and now Samsung can include "Apps2SD" as a feature (even it it does't really help). So it makes me question how will the Droid Mini and Droid Ultra do with only 16gig and no uSD? example: 3min 40sec HD video of my son taken on my S4 is 400Meg. Install something like Asphalt 7 (takes over 1.2gig for app/data), drop a few MP3's on there, and the internal 16gig storage gets taken up fast.
The Droid Maxx will do better with its 32gig built in storage, and much bigger battery, especially since the 32gig S4 is not as easy to get (it appears to be online only), however it is at a higher price point, at right now.
t "keep up" and in some cases are still a step or two behind. I guess I don't have as much confidence in these devices selling as others might.
That said, I'm willing to bet that people just don't care that much about SD cards.07-24-2013 11:59 AMLike 0 -
I guess I'm in the minority, and just used to storing everything I need (music, games I want to play, take videos when out with the family and dont have my camera, etc) on my phone (well an micro SD installed in the phone) and not having to rely on wireless coverage or my data (thankfully still unlimited, for as long as I can)...
Maybe its time for me to go back to carrying separate phone, mp3 player and cameras around all the time like the "good old days"07-24-2013 01:37 PMLike 0 -
Non-removable storage is a fail. If the phone dies, what do you do???
I don't buy the whole idea of back up to the cloud. Currently I keep important things on the SD.
I rarely use phone storage.07-24-2013 01:47 PMLike 0 - With or without is fine with me. As to cloud storage, I will say it's ultimately more reliable - remember, while the phone could indeed fail, so can the SD card. For me, the qualifier is having ample phone storage - of any type.
Sent from my Droid RAZR MAXX using Tapatalk2sicario666 likes this.07-24-2013 02:58 PMLike 1 -
honestly.. who buys phones off contract.. thats one hell of an expense vice.. I'd rather take up smoking crack.07-24-2013 04:47 PMLike 0 - 07-24-2013 05:15 PMLike 3
- I hear that.. but I have unlimited data and I just bought a droid dna for one of my lines and it didn't take away my unlimited data. bought it for .99 cents not from verizon direct but from a mega retailer.07-24-2013 05:41 PMLike 0
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Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 4 Beta07-24-2013 10:19 PMLike 0 - With or without is fine with me. As to cloud storage, I will say it's ultimately more reliable - remember, while the phone could indeed fail, so can the SD card. For me, the qualifier is having ample phone storage - of any type.
Sent from my Droid RAZR MAXX using Tapatalk2
Need pix, video, music, PDF, word doc, etc when you're out side of cell or wifi coverage? Cloud wont work for that, local storage will. Taking a trip on a plane and want to watch a movie? So sorry, you can't unless you pay big $$ for on board wifi (if its available on that flight) because its in the cloud and you don't have access. What about listening to toons? um, Nope, same.
What about streaming while driving in your car. If you have an unlimited data plan, and good data coverage, ok, you can stream. What if there is a small break? the song will stop depending on how much might have cached on your phone, what if you go into a dead zone, tunnel, etc? Nope, can't. And if you have a tierd data plan, well, lets hope you have a higher limit.
Not to mention speed of your data connection will impact the streaming quality of your audio/video. Local storage will not.
Besides trips, driving in the car, or at my desk at work, there are times I've wanted to listen to music, watch movies. Local storage was better. There are times while building our house, we met with the builder. Having the documents on my phone so I could refer to them (the floor plan, option selections, etc. in PDF, XLS, and .DOC) was a big help. Often there was little/no signal in their office, despite having coverage while outside.
Don't get me wrong, cloud storage can be good, but its not good enough, and certainly doesn't meet my needs.07-24-2013 10:40 PMLike 0 - Good god. Do we have to have the SD card vs. no SD card argument in EVERY single forum whenever ANY new device is announced?
Nobody is changing anybody's mind at this point. It's all about people trying to get the last word on the matter, which is never going to happen.sicario666 and osubeavs728 like this.07-24-2013 10:57 PMLike 2
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