Droid Razr HD: Why It’s Worth Watching - crumbleywhastood

Motorola's Droid Razr HD has been making some haphazardness in the tech blogosphere latterly, even as the company itself stays quiet.

The a la mode buzz comes from single leaked Droid Razr HD teacher videos that popped functioning on YouTube. The videos don't reveal much active the ironware, but show the same Humanoid-based drug user interface that appeared in Motorola's Atrix HD happening AT&T. Previous rumors suggested the Razr will have similar specs to the Atrix HD, including a 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 central processing unit, 720p display and 8-megapixel camera.

So what's the big enchilada roughly the Droid Razr HD? Here are a few reported features that could assist Moto's next phone stand out:

Big Battery

The Droid Razr HD will take over a 2,530 mAh battery, reported to reports from Speech sound Arena and Hot Hardware. That'd fall roughly in between the puny 1,750 mAh battery of Moto's fresh Razr and the gargantuan 3,300 mAh battery inside the Droid Razr Maxx. If the rumors are right, the Razr HD could strike just the right balance between silkiness and stamina.

Computer software Buttons

Count me in the camp that loves the built-in software sailing buttons on some Samsung's Wandflower Nexus and Motorola's Atrix HD. They're easier to reach with a finger's breadth compared to hardware buttons below the sieve, and they can accommodate to the needs of the app, for instance by fading from perspective during video playback or rotating into landscape mode. The likes of the Atrix HD, the Razr HD will reportedly use software buttons, and its block out may exist a shade larger at 4.6 inches.

NFC Goodies

Verizon Radiocommunication hasn't been known to throw near-field communications capabilities onto its phones. The one exception was the Galaxy Nexus, whose Google Wallet capabilities were disallowed by Verizon until very recently. However, an Federal Communications Commission filing for the Droid Razr HD claims that IT'll accept NFC capabilities, "functioning as both a go after and a reader," so this phone could support tap-based sharing or union with other devices.

There are a fewer things that don't sound indeed exciting about the Razr HD. It's rumored to run Android 4.04 instead of the more Holocene epoch Android 4.1, and if the 8-megapixel camera is the same one that appears in the Atrix HD, it could equal a dashing hopes.

With leathered competition approach from Orchard apple tree, Nokia and the usual wad of Android phone makers, Motorola needs to a higher degree just a rehashed Razr to make its mark. We'll find out if the Razr HD information technology's worth the hype in a match weeks, when the company is hoped-for to make the telephone official.

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