If it's got the specs of the HTC One and the Motorola build and built in 'Merica. I'm on board.
Okay, so what if it has the specs of the Droid Razr HD (slightly better processor)?
If it's got the specs of the HTC One and the Motorola build and built in 'Merica. I'm on board.
Okay, so what if it has the specs of the Droid Razr HD (slightly better processor)?
Let's pretend this phone has specs that are basically equal to the One and S4, but is pretty close to stock for the UI, a roughly equal camera performance and is built as nicely as Moto usually builds their phones, BUT doesn't have flashy features like Blinkfeed, Beats, or the various S4 features like eye scrolling air gestures etc, would you still buy it over the other 2? If yes, why?
As long if optimized well and it seem 4.3 keeps improving on project butter then again I don't care about the processor or ram.
Order if importance
1.Battery Life
2.Software
3.Size
4.Storage.
I really looking for phone to last me on stock battery or extended in as close to what a Note 2 can get.
Software as close stock android and updates as soon as a month hopefully and for two years.
The size of the phone just has to be smaller than my S3.
Storage just need 32GB option.
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I've disabled Amazon Kindle, Backup+ Media, City ID, Swype, Verizon Tones, Video Calling, and VZ Navigator. While they still take up space on my phone, disabling them is a rather simple process. As someone who used to work in the "app" industry, I can understand the business decisions behind the pre-load process.
People like you aren't the majority. I know you know that.
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