Motorola DEFY Review Drag and drop Full Review

Motorola DEFY Review Drag and drop Full Review is no protocol droid, no phone made for walks in the park. It’s the Motorola DEFY and it isn’t afraid of what comes next. Good. Motorola DEFY Review Drag and drop Full Review. Coming up is one of our reviews. And we’re having the pleasure of the first and only ruggedized Android GSM phone. It’s finally beginning to make sense – droids are dustproof, scratch and water-resistant. Motorola DEFY Review Drag and drop Full Review

But wait a minute. That’s on the outside. Under layers of rubber and muscle, the DEFY is a true smartphone, a socialist and an entertainer.

Motorola DEFY official photos

Surviving scratches, falls and splashes is a full-time job but the Motorola DEFY promises to keep you connected too. Whether you friend or defriend, your social life is a tap away on one of those pixel-rich WVGA screens.

Other than that, it’s a pretty standard Android package with all the connectivity options duly covered and good enough media support. Good-looking, social, smart and durable – this mid-ranger seems to have more boxes ticked than not.

Key features

World’s first durable Android smartphone
Scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass screen, dustproof and water-resistant (no official certification)
3.7" capacitive TFT touchscreen of WVGA (480 x 854) resolution, 16M colors
Quad-band GSM/EDGE, HSDPA 900/2100
Android OS 2.1 Eclair with custom MOTOBLUR UI
TI OMAP3610 800 MHz processor
512MB RAM, 2GB onboard storage
microSD card slot (up to 16GB), 2GB card included
5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and geotagging
VGA video @ 30fps
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (with A2DP) connectivity
Built-in GPS receiver, digital compass
microUSB port, charging enabled
Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
FM radio with RDS
Accelerometer for UI auto-rotate
Active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic
Nice social networking integration
Swype text input
Web browser with Adobe Flash Lite
Very good audio quality
Awesome web-connected music player
Video player has Xvid video support

Main disadvantages

Android 2.1 is an outdated OS version
Limited storage for installing apps
No smart dialing
No HD video recording
No DivX video support out of the box
Equalizer controls are not within the music player
No secondary video-call camera

The Motorola DEFY has the most recent version of the MOTOBLUR UI but the actual OS is only getting older. This phone is still stuck on Éclair while the hungry smartphone crowd has its eyes on more tempting Froyo or even Gingerbread, which is just around the corner. But Motorola are making no promises about getting the DEFY suited up with a Froyo update any time soon.

Motorola DEFY live shots

Anyway, if you choose to wait in the company of a Motorola DEFY, you’re unlikely to get bored or disappointed. It’s tough when it needs to be but not in the sense of aggressive – let alone difficult. It’s a phone that knows its limits too. If you know up front what to expect, it should be a fair deal. After all, the Motorola DEFY isn’t charging a fortune.

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Selasa, 04 Januari 2011