Motorola Devour, Retro In Aluminum Wrap

Motorola Devour

Motorola Devour, Retro In Aluminum Wrap

Although incidentally is a newcomer but Google’s Android operating system seems to become increasingly attractive by smart phone manufacturers including Motorola’s smart phones are now introducing this Devour epithet. Designed with a sideways slide form factor a la Xperia X1, this Devour indeed have a special attraction.

Motorola Devour

Overview indeed the mind is Sony Ericsson’s because the front display is indeed very similar Devour the Sony Ericsson design. Without the Motorola logo in the upper left, so people can really think this is a product of Sony Ericsson. As usual, most looked forward fulfilled by the touch screen measuring 3.1 inches with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels QWERTY keyboard while the second layer arranged neatly on a slide out when needed.

With a body made of aluminum, solid impression can not be avoided but at the same time, cool and retro impression could also ignored. Since it was equipped with touch screen feature then the number of buttons on the front is also very minimal. There are only four important keys are placed just below the screen while the rest can be accessed via touch screen.

Motorola Devour

When the slider is open, the bottom is not entirely shifted to the outside. Maybe with a consideration of mechanisms, Motorola decided to leave only less than half a part to be occupied the buttons of his keyboard. Fortunately the construction of these keys is good enough so that not too much trouble during operation. Label each of the letters on the keypad is also quite large and clear so reduce the risk of pressing the button positions memorized because it did not.

From specification data showed that Devour released exclusively via Verizon is enough ‘helpless. Devour working in the path of CDMA 1900/800 and it supports data transfer via 1xEV-DO rev.A. Ability to music and video players must have been there while the size of 3-megapixel camera was adequate although it was not the worst compared to some phones that are able to accommodate the 8-megapixel camera.

Motorola Devour

Problem connectivity, Motorola offers a variety of options such as USB, Bluetooth, or even via Wi-Fi. That way, there’s no reason not connected with the Internet because the current hotspot is no longer hard to find. By looking at earlier data specifications, can be seen that Devour is not the best but it’s not altogether unworthy ogled.

Good Gear Guide, for example, this Devour assess the strength of the touch screen is responsive while the deficiencies mentioned this site in fact is the use of the Android operating system is 1.6 while version 2.1 has been outstanding. Digital Trends is another high value for the installation of Motoblur interface plus an ergonomic keyboard and regretted that only a 3-megapixel camera and weighs a little heavy. Two opinions of this site is also in tune with the Cnet that could test this smart phone.

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