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Review: Motorola Triumph

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Media Camera Photos/Video Browse/Customize Extras

Browser

The Web browser on the Motorola Triumph is the standard Android browser. Web performance was inconsistent. As noted during the signals section of the review, the Triumph has trouble maintaining a good connection to Sprint/Virgin's network. That led to slug-like performance under crummy conditions, and only "OK" performance under good network conditions. I saw the 1x network icon far too often, and the browser was nearly useless under 1x conditions. You might want to try Opera Mini for a faster browsing experience.

Customize

The Motorola Triumph offers the standard laundry list of customization features for any Android device. Sure, it lets users adjust the ringtones, wallpapers, and such, but doesn't include themes or support for different profiles.

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