Redesigned Motorola DROID BIONIC pictures surface

hmmm….there is something inherently wrong with that thought process when it comes to the implementation of software, but you just make it sound so damn inspiring and working class it cant be wrong! 

Not until your phone gets outdated and out of style the very next week

That’s EVERYTHING in the marketplace.  Have you ever bought a computer before?  How about a car stereo?  A TV?  EVERYTHING you buy is outdated a month later, so why should a phone be any different?  Suddenly, consumer choice is a bad thing, and suddenly it’s worse to have frequent choice than being stuck with the same outdated design for 4 years?  You Apple fans are the vegans of the consumer electronics world – you’ll say anything or tell any lie to promote a product you have no stake in, even at the stake of others.  Why?  It doesn’t make any sense.

Fragmentation is not an issue and it never was.  How many versions of Windows are out there?  Yet it is still the #1 platform by leaps and bounds, has just put out the best OS it ever has to date and there are nearly no compatibility issues.  The beauty of Android is it actually gives the consumers a choice and allows you to express your own individuality.  My Droid X is nearly a year old, yet I still love my phone.  There may be “better, faster” phones available now, but I still like it better than all the others because it suits my individual styling – something Apple fans will never be able to say.  They are just “stuck with” the same product as everyone else.  From what I’ve seen, the Droid Bionic may be the device I hop to in the future because it has 4G LTE capabilities, which is the only feature I want that my Droid X doesn’t have.

sorry, “by the time iOS 5 comes out…”

I’ve never heard Ice Cream Sandwich referred to as version 3.2 before; if anything, 2.4 is what I’ve heard.

You do mean, half a staggered step forward for Apple (right)??

Nobody ask you. But thanks for taking time out from sucking android (_)_)////////D to comment

@macboy15:disqus Its you that’s commenting once again in an Android topic.  You troll more in Android articles than any fandroid in Apple articles.  If you dedicated as much time to getting out of your basement as posting in Android articles, that pale skin might just get tan.

@MacMamma15

Gee, your penis looks broken (just like your post or that phone of yours’ that almost does, well, not much).

I bet your entire life is broken, right? Don’t be afraid, you can tell the truth we won’t judge you; cross my heart and hope to die, stick my penis in your eye.

For a Fandroid, you’re not very smart. I say that because Ice Cream Sandwhich isn’t coming out until Q4 and iOS 5 will be out this fall, meaning it will be out before ICS. Also, lets keep in mind, that only the Nexus phones will have ICS and it will be many months before other Android phones get the update. However, all iPhones will get iOS 5 on the day it’s released. 

Leaps and bounds in what exactly? Putting out 5 phones a months with 4-5 different os’s and 4 different ui’s, specs like the htc thunderbolt’s shitty 8 mp camera that takes grainy and noisy pictures. Please tell me the leaps and bounds you speak of can’t wait.

He means the ‘leaps and bounds’ over your rotted flashless vAgiNa.

I want the unlocked bootloader so I can put Cyanogenmod on there. There’s no conceivable way that I use a Blur phone again. It’s just not… optimized.

And a launcher app is a launcher app.  If you don’t like blur just install a launcher and it goes away and you essentially have the vanilla experience.  

Everyone knows this.

Just to play devil’s advocate for a second… just because you don’t see Blur doesn’t mean it’s not in the background, running services, using resources, and negatively impacting your battery time.

Why would MotoBlur need to be a REMOVABLE option? With an unlocked bootloader, you can run any ROM you want, be it a full-blur, partial-blur or no-blur ROM. In fact, on my Droid X, I already run any ROM I want (which happens to be as close to AOSP Gingerbread as possible), but unlocking the booloader would allow me to take full advantage of the processor and let me overclock. Oh wait, I can do that already too… Why do I still need an unlocked bootloader?

Don’t ostracize a company who produces a superior hardware product. Hack the sh*t out of it and make it run how YOU want… 

Dude, I felt the same way about my CRAPPPPPPPY DROID X; the Gingerbread update made all the difference and now it’s not CRAPPY anymore.
I went back to it after the TBolt simply because I missed the HDMI feature and it wasn’t as delicate. The TBolt would have been great if Verizon had been a bit more proactive about the battery’s mAh, included HDMI, excluded bloatware, and made Skype Video available at launch (like they marketed the phone before its’ release)!
Overall, I like this damn thing more and more with Gingerbread; they fixed the “Copy & Paste” function, selecting text is easier, multiple GMAIL accounts now sync automatically as they should, virtual keyboard no longer randomly inserts text when I hit the backspace key, the UI with Gingerbread is also greatly improved and much more sophisticated (you know, like what the iPhone attempts to be).