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November 2014
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The editors liked
Even though I gave the battery some grief
It is very good for all the powerful hardware you're getting-just expect a guaranteed high-octane day rather than a wishy-washy two-day promise. And hey
If you do happen to need some juice
Motorola packs its $3
The editors didn't like
The Turbo doesn't seem as power efficient as could be. With Bluetooth and location reporting off
I was still burning through battery with my smartphone just sitting there
Verizon may have shown restraint with its branding
Abstract: It has looks, powerful hardware, a good camera and a superb battery. It stands tall against the flagships from Samsung, HTC and Sony.Built and Design: The Turbo doesn't have an exceptionally innovative design. It looks like a regular candy bar smartphone ...
Abstract: That's the Motorola Droid Turbo's biggest setback, and one that will likely keep it from becoming a best seller. I'm impressed with how much thought Motorola put into this handset, but the fact that it's tethered to Verizon's network means that only a lim...
Abstract: The Motorola Droid Turbo is a powerful smartphone with the latest high-end components, a better-than-average rear-facing camera, and a guaranteed two days of battery life--but it's only available to Verizon Wireless subscribers.That's the Motorola Droid T...
Motorola Droid Turbo is a complete package - a no-compromise Android powerhouse that is fit to accommodate even the most discerning power user. The smartphone blends high performance hardware, innovative materials, and stellar battery endurance into a com...
Published: 2014-11-07, Author: Darren , review by: gizmodo.in
Even though I gave the battery some grief, it is very good for all the powerful hardware you're getting-just expect a guaranteed high-octane day rather than a wishy-washy two-day promise. And hey, if you do happen to need some juice, Motorola packs its $3
The Turbo doesn't seem as power efficient as could be. With Bluetooth and location reporting off, I was still burning through battery with my smartphone just sitting there, Verizon may have shown restraint with its branding, but it certainly didn't with i
If you want a super powerful, future-proof smartphone with all the benefits that good battery life bring with it, then the Droid Turbo will serve you well. However, its probably the most bland and utilitarian smartphone design in Motorolas arsenal (or a...
Abstract: This is the Motorola Droid Turbo - Motorola's strongest claim at the high-end throne yet. Built around the strong foundation of the Moto X (2014), Nexus 6 and Motorola's previous Droids it pools together a premium build, pure Android with exclusive featur...
Abstract: Leaked photos on Android Spin confirm some of the above details, revealing that the Droid Turbo packs 3GB RAM and a 2560x1440 display, along with 32GB internal storage. The site claims to have seen documentation that confirms the 21MP camera, 3,900mAh bat...
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Published: 2015-02-23, Author: Michael , review by: geardiary.com
big HD display screen, great battery life, fast processor, great camera, high quality video recording options, impressive specs, solid design, voice controls, hands-free functions, sharp cameras (front and back), notification system does not interrupt/ann
no expandable memory, occasionally warm to touch, some actions require considerable learning curve, limited availability (currently exclusively available through Verizon)
Published: 2015-02-17, Author: Juan , review by: androidguys.com
While the Droid Turbo is no longer the latest and greatest handset on the market, it has managed to stay on a level playing felid nonthless with its awesoem software features and hardware. If you need a phone that is more than capable of handling anything...
