(Verizon Wireless) Motorola Droid Bionic:-
Motorola Droid Bionic ($299) is the most powerful Android phone you can buy today, thus it’s our Editors’ Choice for touch-screen handsets on Verizon Wireless. If you’re looking for lightning-fast Internet access, top-notch apps, and unique features, this is your phone. Yeah, sure, something better will always be coming around the corner. But for now, nothing quite matches the dual-core, LTE power of the Droid Bionic—and it transforms into a laptop or a desktop PC.
Physical Features and Voice Calling
Handsome and well built; The Motorola Droid Bionic is big at 2.6 by 5 by 0.4 inches (HWD) and 5.6 ounces. It’s solid, and not too thick, with a glossy Gorilla Glass front and a soft-touch back. Like other phones with 4.3-inch screens, it’s a pocket-buster, but no more so than Verizon’s competing HTC Thunderbolt.
The 960-by-540 4.3-inch, PenTile LCD screen is a bit of a downer. The pixel arrangement makes colored lines look subtly fuzzy. The Samsung Droid Charge’s ($299, 4 stars) 800-by-480 Super AMOLED Plus screen looks sharper and brighter, with more-saturated colors and blacker blacks. This shouldn’t be a deal-breaker, though; when using the Droid Bionic, the fuzziness only bothered me when I consciously thought about it.
Internet
You can use the Bionic as a Wi-Fi hotspot for up to five devices, and I was able to achieve excellent speeds of between 7-15Mbps down and 2-3Mbps up. You can multitask phone calls over 3G and data access over 4G, but I was very disappointed to see that, unlike on the HTC Thunderbolt, you can’t run simultaneous voice and data over 3G.That makes the Droid Bionic less compelling than the Thunderbolt for 3G-only users.
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The phone I got is not new. It is either refurbished or fake. The appearance of the phone is a little off (I had a droid before). I can make calls and access internet. However, the sound for music is not stable. I have to orient the phone certain way to listen. I can’t listen when I am walking. Sometimes, the phone gets confused. It, by its own will, presses the buttons of the android interface, and I can’t control it at all. It regains sanity after 2-10 minutes. Keep away from the phone by this vendor.
Verizon Motorola Droid A855