Motorola TITANIUM

Motorola TITANIUM

Introduction:

I1 was launched by Motorola and Sprint last year in grand style with Mike Rowe procuring the device hard Android with Nextel Direct Connect (DC.) It was a pretty good unit, but plagued by an outdated version of Android and performance lag. Motorola is back with the follow-up, titanium. The following provides a portrait QWERTY keyboard on the table, but the specs remain otherwise similar. Features include a 5 megapixel camera, 3.1 "screen and Spec 810G military for dust, shock, vibration, low pressure, solar radiation, high temperature and low temperature (but not water, when I1 is. ) It has a newer version of Android, but 2.1 is still two versions behind the latest version of Mountain View. Included with the Motorola titanium you get a microUSB cable and an AC charger, 2 GB microSD card and headset stereo.

Design:

XPRT Titanium is a lot like Motorola, but Motorola has not finished copying the design. For starters, four of the capacitive buttons XPRT now three more physical as well as physics, send and end keys. We do not like this move, as they are now very thin and hard to press, and send and end keys are redundant controls on the screen. While the keyboard is very similar, feels very different. It is softer, and often found he could not continue with us the lost keys. It became very frustrating as it became more aware of the problem became increasingly aware that we were actually pressing of titanium and would not recognize any of them.