Moto Droid Turbo Things I don't like

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I don't like that its not out yet. I want the phone!! ha jk. It seems like a great phone and hopefully the camera is in line with other flagship devices. Everything else about the device seems great
 
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If this is your first Moto phone with the active display, trust me you will not miss the LED. The screen lights up when you pick it up or pull it out of your pocket. It also pulses when notifications come in. From the many reviews, you'll see that some of the best feature of the old X, new, X, Droids, are the app suite from Motorola and a huge reason the new X and Turbo are at the top of my list over the Z3, Nexus, and Edge.

I miss Active Notifications so much! A blue LED isn't the same.

Samsung Galaxy S5 (Verizon)
 
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Why can't Google implement Moto software features in Android?? They are by far the best things about Moto phones.
 
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Didn't Google sell Motorola Mobility to Lenovo? If so, doesn't Lenovo own Moto? Or did the sale not complete? Not a big deal, just curious.
 
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LED notifications help me know if I have a work email vs. a personal email, text from my wife, text from my kids by color from across the room, or for that matter on the coffee table. Active notifications can't differentiate anything to that extent. It would be difficult to lose that functuonality. Otherwise this Turbo is exactly what I want. Ugh.
 
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LED notifications help me know if I have a work email vs. a personal email, text from my wife, text from my kids by color from across the room, or for that matter on the coffee table. Active notifications can't differentiate anything to that extent. It would be difficult to lose that functuonality. Otherwise this Turbo is exactly what I want. Ugh.

I agree. I have 2 email addresses, one which I care about and one not so much, but the same icon shows up on the screen for active notifications for each so I never know if its an important email or not. It would be ideal if we could also assign icons. I'll agree though that from across the room the light was nice.
 
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Moto is still owned by Google. It is reasonable to assume that that OEM still eschews SD because of its parent.

Nevertheless, the X doesn't belong to Verizon, neither do the AT&T/T-Mo Droid Maxx variants of this phone. So is your argument that this phone doesn't have SD because Verizon didn't demand it? Ergo, it's Verizon's fault? Really?

It's a DROID. I assume that Verizon basically commissions this device from Moto. So yes. Motorola will put in (and keep out) based on what Verizon wants.
 

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