Motorola Atrix HD
KitKat / 4.4.2
Am having lots of problems obtaining an LTE signal on 4.1. Battery life also drains very quickly to 1%, then stays at 1% for up to a couple hours. Anyone know if and when this device is slated to receive KitKat?
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over in the "FCC Outs Mystery Motorola Handset for AT&T" discussion:
If this is the rumor Motorola/Google X Phone.
I would buy this phone if:
1) It had a removable battery
2) It kept the Kevlar backing (more for personal reason)
3) Especially if it got regular updates, especially since its rumored to be stock updates (Nexus-like), I'd take a month delay simply because that would be better than what is happening now
1) It had a removable battery
2) It kept the Kevlar backing (more for personal reason)
3) Especially if it got regular updates, especially since its rumored to be stock updates (Nexus-like), I'd take a month delay simply because that would be better than what is happening now
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over in the "Motorola Atrix HD Updated to Jelly Bean by AT&T" discussion:
4.1 update
been checking system updates for about a hour now still nothing đŋ
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over in the "Motorola Atrix HD Updated to Jelly Bean by AT&T" discussion:
I should've gotten it instead
instead of the increasingly disappointing HTC One X
over in the "Motorola Talks Jelly Bean Updates for Its U.S. Devices" discussion:
Motorola also
originally promised ICS updates for some devices like the original Photon, and then later said no. Don't believe it until it actually happens folks.
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Camera Quality, what's wrong?
I keep reading that the camera isn't that great, but no details as to why. Is it picture quality, the application that is used to take the pictures??? Can anyone who has the phone, or tested it in person, tell me what the "Issue" with the camera is?
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over in the "Review: Motorola Atrix HD for AT&T" discussion:
Dream Theater FTW!
You went to 'A Dramatic Tour of Events'! đ
I am anxiously waiting for the concert on August 10Th (South American Tour).
Nice review, but I would get the Nexus! (though I am an iPhone user) đ
I am anxiously waiting for the concert on August 10Th (South American Tour).
Nice review, but I would get the Nexus! (though I am an iPhone user) đ
no Lapdock / Webtop
Unfortunately, we've rec'd confirmation from Motorola that the Atrix HD does not include the Webtop software and therefore won't work with the Lapdock accessories. It's a price issue; it's one way they got the price down to $99 (on contract.)
It's still a very high-spec consumer device, but for those looking for that particular business feature, the Atrix 2 might be a better choice.
It's still a very high-spec consumer device, but for those looking for that particular business feature, the Atrix 2 might be a better choice.
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over in the "Review: Motorola Atrix HD for AT&T" discussion:
Motorola Atrix HD for AT&T
Thats one ugly looking phone Motorola really need to get a new product designer seriously...
Unfortunate Trends
Another phone with a sealed-in battery ?. Ugh.
And what's up with deleting the Webtop just to make a $99 price point ? That was just software, unless Motorola has to pay someone royalties for it. The prior Atrix's were typically offered for $49 and sometimes $0.
Both the battery situation and lack of Webtop support on this phone are deal breakers for me.
I own an Atrix 2 and love it, but I guess if I had to upgrade right now I'd be ditching Motorola for a Samsung Galaxy S III.
And what's up with deleting the Webtop just to make a $99 price point ? That was just software, unless Motorola has to pay someone royalties for it. The prior Atrix's were typically offered for $49 and sometimes $0.
Both the battery situation and lack of Webtop support on this phone are deal breakers for me.
I own an Atrix 2 and love it, but I guess if I had to upgrade right now I'd be ditching Motorola for a Samsung Galaxy S III.
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over in the "Motorola Atrix HD Doesn't Support WebTop or Lapdock" discussion:
Did anyone actually buy these, and if so, why?
Why did anyone buy these? I get it, the idea is very cool, but also cool: a sustainable product and accessories roadmap that doesn't leave a $500.00 accessory obsolete when you change models of your phone.
Does anyone, ever think Motorola has *ever* enough foresight to work this kind of long-term platform?
Does anyone, ever think Motorola has *ever* enough foresight to work this kind of long-term platform?
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atrix hd launch
anyone have
any other specs for this phone other then on this page
any other specs for this phone other then on this page
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over in the "Motorola Atrix HD Doesn't Support WebTop or Lapdock" discussion:
scree mirroring?
No WebTop isn't a big deal. But does this also mean that you can hook up an HDMI cable and mirror the screen without a stupid media dock???
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over in the "Motorola Atrix HD Doesn't Support WebTop or Lapdock" discussion:
Certain Phones, Really?
When the Atrix first launched, I don't recall any Motorola phones that could use the lapdock. At least, they never advertised it. Besides, for those who spent the $400 for the phone and dock combo, do any of the newer Moto phones work for it? Just seems like a waste of customers money to me if it doesn't.
Flash support
Im assumng this motorola doesnt have flash? anyone have any idea? I saw HTML 5,
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over in the "Motorola Officially Introduces the Atrix HD for AT&T" discussion:
Keep it in your inner left jacket pocket
Never know when a Ninja is going to throw a shuriken at you.
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over in the "Motorola Outs the Kevlar-Lined Atrix HD with 4.5-Inch Display" discussion:
Kevlar is a Gimmick
Everybody hears kevlar, and they instantly think MY PHONE IS BULLETPROOF OMG!!!
wrong.
Kevlar used to mean something, these days, when I hear it being included in the linkes of Cellular phones, thats just ridiculous.
I don't see Sonim advertising they put kevlar in any of their phones, but I bet just about any Sonim phone is tougher than this one is.
wrong.
Kevlar used to mean something, these days, when I hear it being included in the linkes of Cellular phones, thats just ridiculous.
I don't see Sonim advertising they put kevlar in any of their phones, but I bet just about any Sonim phone is tougher than this one is.
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over in the "Motorola Outs the Kevlar-Lined Atrix HD with 4.5-Inch Display" discussion:
Hit or miss?
Size looks good, not too big like the S III might be. The only thing that has me worried is the battery and the fact you still need a media dock to see the display on the TV. Hopefully I've just miss understood that and it won't HAVE to have the dock.
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