Terrier Tech: Droid Razr Maxx

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In a video above, “Terrier Tech” horde Warren Towers and Courtney Bogard examination a new Motorola Droid Razr Maxx. Photo by Kalman Zabarsky

“Terrier Tech” is behind with a examination of another Android phone, a Motorola Droid Razr Maxx, which, happily, delivers in both form and function. Despite a absolute 3,300mAH battery, a Razr Maxx retains a super slim form and neat figure that has done a line of Razr phones famous. It’s a acquire alleviation to a already swarming margin of smartphones.

Cutting by all a hype that seems to insert itself to any new smartphone, you’ll learn a Razr Maxx has download speeds and estimate energy identical to other top-of-the-line phones on a Verizon 4G network. The phone’s camera is discerning and responsive, means to fire 1080p video. Apps launch uniformly and efficiently, as you’d design from any twin processor phone now on a market. What separates this droid from all others is a long-life battery, that now allows users to leave their horse during home for days during a time but worrying that a phone will run out of juice. In short, this phone’s battery leaves all other android phones in a dust. We were means to put a Razr Maxx by dual full days of assuage use before we had to even start to consider about charging.

In addition, a phone facilities “smart actions” to assistance users maximize battery life and automatize a phone’s routines. For instance, a phone can learn to automatically close off non-essential services like GPS and information backup when a battery drops next 25 percent. Want your phone to play “Eye of a Tiger” when we proceed your classroom during CAS during 8 a.m. and send a content summary to your friend that you’ve arrived? It can also do that.

At $299.99 with a two-year agreement or authorised upgrade, a Motorola Droid Razr Maxx is allied to other phones on a Verizon network, such as a strange Droid Razr and Droid Bionic during their particular launches.

“Finally, a phone we can be idle about charging,” says “Terrier Tech” horde Warren Towers. “I’ll never skip a Draw Something turn ever again!”

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