Motorola Razr V MT887 smartphone
"With the Motorola Razr V MT887, we’ve created the perfect smartphone for stylish, smart and tech-savvy consumers who want great looks, great performance and great value," said Frank Meng, Senior Vice President and President of Greater China, Motorola Mobility. "We are committed to creating devices that are beautiful and powerful, but also affordable. The new Motorola Razr V MT887 embodies that commitment perfectly."
Motorola Razr V MT887 features
An amazing 8.35mm thin with a glorious 4.3-inch screen, the Motorola Razr V MT887 makes iconic Razr family styling and quality available to everyone. KEVLAR fiber, a narrow border design and a comfortable, soft-touch rim mean that this big-screen beauty is surprisingly compact and light, and feels great even in smaller hands. With black, white and shocking pink options, you can choose the color that reflects your own personality and style. And while Motorola Razr V MT887 comes with a surprisingly affordable price, it gives away nothing in performance, thanks to a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
Motorola Razr V photo, video and music
What goes better with style than a little smarts? Connected Gallery allows users to share videos and picture between users and social networking sites like Renren and Kaixin. Connected Music Player gives you live lyrics, song recommendations, the latest news about your favorite artists and songs, and the ability to share with friends on social networks. With Quick Notes, you can easily scratch down an important number, even during your phone call. With Smart Actions, the Motorola Razr V MT887 can adjust to your preferences, learning when and where you like it quiet or loud, and even when it can switch off certain applications and functions to get the most out of your battery life. Because you’re switched on all day, and your Motorola Razr V MT887 should be, too.
China Mobile & Motorola Razr
"China Mobile and Motorola are very strong partners with similar views for the future of mobile life," said Jingxin Ma, Deputy General Manager, China Mobile Group Terminal Company. "The slim Motorola Razr V MT887 is a great addition to Motorola’s TD-SCDMA device portfolio. The new smartphone demonstrates Motorola’s commitment to the development of the industry's best TD-SCDMA devices. We look forward to a long and prosperous future with Motorola."
Motorola Razr V MT887 price & availability
The Motorola Razr V MT887 is priced at RMB3,300 and with China Mobile Beijing’s monthly contract for RMB158, you can enjoy the phone for free.
Motorola Xoom Android 4.04 ICS Update Release 2Day - Wireless and Mobile News
Motorola Xoom owners will have renewed faith in Motorola for updating the 3G/4G LTE Motorola Xoom tablet To Android 4.0 ICS which is due out today, June 4 according to a Verizon spokesman Albert Aydin.
When the Motorola Xoom was first released it had higher-end features than the iPad available at the time, it took a while for it to be updated to Verizon 4G LTE network but it did happen. On Black Friday, Verizon Wireless sold these high-end tab dual-core tablets for a mere $199.99 and we predicted that Motorola after being bought by Google would update the tablet. Motorola has come through even though it was at a much slower pace than promised.
The upgrade features speech-to-text technology, ability to dismiss individual notifications by swiping a finger , new launch bar customization, app folders and new photo editor. Verizon Wireless, typically for Over-the-Air updates, starts off slowly early on in the week and then pushes out in full force by the end of the week. To manually start the update at any time by going to Settings > About tablet > System updates. Select ”Install Now”. Your device will power off and back on and the installation process will begin.
The update IMM76, should take up to 25-30 minutes. Keep in mind that during the installation you will be unable to use your Motorola XOOM. The software update size is approximately 107.9 MB.
If the system update fails to install, you will get an error screen. However, this only means the software did not install properly. Simultaneously press the volume-up and power key to restart the tablet. The tablet will power back on with original software and will prompt you once again to install the system update.
Here are all the changes for the ICS update on the Motorola Xoom:
Enhancements & Fixes with Motorola Xoom Android 4.04 ICS Update
- Email, Messaging and Data
- 4G LTE upgrade issues resolved.
- Device successfully connects to 4G LTE network immediately after DUAL IMSI switch.
- Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) policy improvements.
- EAS security and sync fixed.
- Optimized EAS setup.
- Enhanced Client Conversions with EAS.
- Email search now available.
- Improved email folder ordering.
- Updated Browser with faster rendering, zoom and pan features.
- Users have the ability to save pages for offline reading and desktop versions of websites.
- Updated “People” application to integrate with Google+ and other social networks.
- Improved text input and spellcheck.
- Down arrow added in browser navigation bar.
- Improved device stability.
- Pressing the power button locks the device when you have a pattern, pin or password lock enabled.
- App launcher has been redesigned to allow app dragging to get information, uninstall and disable.
- Can launch camera from Lockscreen.
- Added effects during video recording.
- Single motion panorama mode.
- Added photo editor to the Gallery application.
- Updated widget controls to allow expansion and contraction to show more content.
- New system font (Roboto) for improved readability.
- Improved screen rotation response time.
- Optimized widget sizes.
- Improved device stability limits the number of resets.
- Improvements to Mobile Hotspot connectivity
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Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Motorola RAZR XT910: Which Would You Pick? - ibtimes.co.uk
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Processor: The RAZR XT910 is powered by a dual-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A9 processor, while the graphics computing is done by a PowerVR SGX540 GPU. In comparison, the Galaxy S3 houses a powerful quad-core 1.4GHz Cortex-A9 processor coupled with Mali-400MP GPU for graphics.
Memory and Storage: Both the S3 and the XT910 feature 1GB of RAM. Samsung offers three versions of the former - with internal storage space of 16/32/64GB, although the latter has yet to be released. In addition, the phone also supports microSD storage up to 64GB.
The XT910, on the other hand, comes in a single model - with 16GB of storage and microSD support up to 32GB.
Operating System: Both smartphones run the Android operating system. The Galaxy S3 features Android 4.0.4 (Ice Cream Sandwich; the latest update) while the XT910 ships with Android v2.3.5 (Gingerbread) factory-installed.
Camera: When it comes to cameras, both the S3 and the XT910 sport powerful eight megapixel sensors in the rear, with auto-focus and LED flash. Both phones sport similar camera functions - 1080p video recording at 30fps, touch-focus, geo-tagging, face detection and image stabilisation. However, only the Galaxy S3 can handle simultaneous HD video and image recording.
The S3 flaunts a superior 1.9 megapixel front-facing camera with support for 720p video recording at 30fps.The RAZR XT910 ports a less powerful 1.3 megapixel front camera for video calls.
Connectivity: Both smartphones support a plethora of common connectivity features including Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth v4.0 with EDR and microUSB v2.0. The S3 supports 3G connectivity speeds of HSDPA 14.4 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76 Mbps, while the XT910 supports speeds of HSDPA, 21 Mbps and HSUPA, 5.76 Mbps.
The addition of Near Field Communications (NFC) and USB on-the-go are key advantages for the S3 over the XT910.
Battery: The S3 has a powerful 2100mAh battery rated to deliver up to 590 hours of standby time or about 21 hours of talk time over 2G networks and up to 790 hours of standby time or about 11 hours of talk time over 3G networks. The Motorola smartphone is expected to deliver up to 304 hours of standby time and about 9 hours of talk time.
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