Smart Action to expand to other Android models made by Motorola
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With all of the talk about low battery life on Android phones, Smart Action can help you arrange your handset to reduce battery consumption at certain times. Of course, Motorola has another way to combat low battery life and it's called the Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX. With its 3300mAh battery and 21 hour talk time, the phone will launch on Thursday and might be the beginning of an era of new phones made with exceptionally large batteries.
Motorola Senior VP Alain Mutricy has confirmed that the company is not done developing Smart Action and is planning on expanding it to other models. And the Motorola exec also brought up something to think about when he said that the manufacturer is planning on focusing on high-end models including the RAZR line. Mutricy also said that the company has not given up on the Webtop docking system that allows users of certain models to have them dock into a device that allows your phone to power a lap-top like computer.
source: AllThingsD
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8 Comments
1. protozeloz posted on 25 Jan 2012, 20:16 1
Smart actions are awesome! I wish someone made an app like that
2. The_Miz posted on 25 Jan 2012, 20:50 4
Yup because their users aren't very smart. ZING!
Before someone starts shedding tears, it was a joke.
This is something that seems redundant, and it feels so much like another feature that I can't put my finger on.
3. biophone posted on 25 Jan 2012, 21:22 9
Well i know atleast one person who isn't very smart ZING!
Anyway razr maxx ftw
4. protozeloz posted on 25 Jan 2012, 22:33 2
Why is it redundant ? Shall I put an i on it so you can say how awesome it is?
6. MorePhonesThanNeeded posted on 25 Jan 2012, 23:10 2
Redundant? Please enlighten the rest of us so we all can be on the same page as you.
The only thing I find is why on earth isn't this a basic function of OS to begin with? Well at least Motorola is making it part of their blur so it should run like part of the OS without eating up clock cycles like apps do.
I got your joke too, funny thing is Android phones are built for the smarter folk hence why many people who aren't too intuitive complain about it being confusing. iPhone now that is a phone for people who aren't smart... from it's overpriced, slight upgrade each year for more money...can't say the throngs that buy each and every version aren't very smart..can you?!?
7. nightmare posted on 26 Jan 2012, 02:04 1
@morephone i second ur comment.ios is Android for dummies
