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Motorola Devour and Nexus One snapped up together

Motorola Devour and Nexus One snapped up together

Posted: 03 Feb 2010, 11:27, by John V.

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Motorola Devour and Nexus One snapped up together

After hearing about MOTOBLUR making its way eventually to the Motorola Devour, the team over at AndroidSPIN was able to get their hands on a prototype for a size comparison with the HTC Nexus One. From their perspective, it has a lot of features that are common with the Sidekick Slide in design, feels very solid, and is completely made up of all metal – sounds very familiar, doesn’t it? One of their sources point out that Motorola may have some tricks up its sleeves such as an infrared port that will allow you to control other gadgets like your TV, DVD player, and Blu-Ray player – basically a remote control in your hand. The same source goes on to say that Motorola may have a new device on the horizon that are “nothing like we’ve ever seen.” Maybe this might be the Nexus Two that we’ve been hearing about of late? If it indeed is something that hasn’t been seen before, we’d expect it to truly be revolutionary – and it seems like Motorola is at the forefront of it all.

Motorola Devour Specifications

Source: AndroidSPIN via Engadget

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1. Kappy posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:45 0 0

looks kinda thick..

3. *HOVA* posted on 03 Feb 2010, 13:25 0 0

Looks kinda HIDEOUS. Wayta go Moto, nother crapper.

8. mthoren68 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 15:13 0 0

Yes, because the Droid has been such a flop. Way to go Hova, 'nother ignorant troll.

9. Legacystar posted on 03 Feb 2010, 15:42 0 0

he's just a hater, not all phones need to look like the iphone.....

11. *HOVA* posted on 03 Feb 2010, 17:42 0 0

The Droid was OK, that's all I'd give it. If you think these phones look good you must be as ugly as they are.

16. rjt185 posted on 04 Feb 2010, 09:06 0 0

Oo, there's a zinger. you must be as ugly as your phone. you must be as ugly as your troll-speech. bam! lol

2. 203RichBoy posted on 03 Feb 2010, 13:18 0 0

Another rectangular Motorola phone. Very Creative....

17. iHateCrapple posted on 27 Mar 2010, 14:59 0 0

Yea it should be a figure eight shape! Or a circle! WTF do you expect it to be?

4. Steven58 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 13:26 0 0

shoot.. i'd buy the N1 but there's always something better coming along in 3 - 6 months!!

7. artz1986 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 15:06 0 0

I really don't think Google's whole idea is to keep progressing their whole 'revolutionary' line. I think they're trying to give the consumers choice. So, the Nexus Two might be a bit more revolutionary than One, but I don't think the differences will be that drastic. Don't get me wrong, of course they'll pop moster devices out for us, but I'm not too sure that each new device they put up on their store will be a progression from the one before...if that makes sense.

5. nak1017 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 14:30 0 0

I like the IrDA port idea... Real estate agents still need them for some types of key boxes on houses and so far, I've only seen old palms provide a port and a program to deal with it.

6. artz1986 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 15:01 0 0

BEZEL MONSTA DEVOUR ALL SCREENS..YAWG!! I went over the the Moto site to take a better look, and I really think this device will go well w/ the teens-20something crowd. It's thinner than it looks, but of course it's still kinda thick. Overall, the design language is pretty nice, it's just that dam screen size. I think a 3.2" would have looked a wee bit better..

10. poe1222 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 15:47 0 0

i agree w artz1986, its about filling in the market appeal too. not just the latest. the devour may appeal to someone who doesnt want as big a phone as the droid and wants motoblur like the tmobile droids.

12. blackirish24 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 18:25 0 0

phone is very nice in person, very fast, good looking screen and keyboard has great feel. good job motorola! would have been nice to have bigger screen but can't please everyone. to the better phone in 3-6 months comments....there will always be a "better" phone in 3 to 6 months from whenever you purchase a phone....

13. bad_andy313 posted on 03 Feb 2010, 19:17 0 0

I think this phone would fit perfect in the T-mobile line-up..... Well at least as a SK replacement since the line is to be discontinued.

14. odeccit posted on 03 Feb 2010, 19:37 0 0

I hope, N2 will be "Global ready", with Wi-Fi, and with Snapdragon 1Gz or better. That's all I need.

15. bubbasixx posted on 04 Feb 2010, 07:51 0 0

This is a really nice, mid-level Android phone at this point. It should be coming with 1.6 but include Google Maps with voice. The OS runs very smooth and quick and has a host of social networking options that will all work together. It feels very solid and the keyboard is centered with the screen unlike the Droid. It has an optical pad on the right side which was easy to use. If I had to guess it is going to come out with a pricepoint just like the Eris since they are nearly identical in software version. It would seem to help thiose people who want to get into Android but do not want to spend $300 on the phone.