Bearly
Well-known member
Everyone Tweet the WSJ article at Motorola and say that an unlocked, unencrypted bootloader is what we want!
I bet they're adding more RAM...AND I bet the Tegra2 doesn't play nice with the LTE antenna, so they need to tweak the chipset to not draw so much power...in typical corporate fashion, that could very well be the "feature" (i.e. a bug that needs to be killed else it kills the product launch).
I don't see anything hardware related that would cost much to remanufacture, i.e. chassis, display, etc. Whatever the cheapest hardware upgrade could be in terms of altering the manufacturing process, that will be the most feasible hardware upgrades that Moto would incorporate, else I bet most of these features will be software-based. It's just too expensive a move to "scrap" a phone like this unless mass production hasn't even started, and I doubt that if they were planning on a release this soon.
I bet they're adding more RAM...AND I bet the Tegra2 doesn't play nice with the LTE antenna, so they need to tweak the chipset to not draw so much power...in typical corporate fashion, that could very well be the "feature" (i.e. a bug that needs to be killed else it kills the product launch).
I don't see anything hardware related that would cost much to remanufacture, i.e. chassis, display, etc. Whatever the cheapest hardware upgrade could be in terms of altering the manufacturing process, that will be the most feasible hardware upgrades that Moto would incorporate, else I bet most of these features will be software-based. It's just too expensive a move to "scrap" a phone like this unless mass production hasn't even started, and I doubt that if they were planning on a release this soon.