Motorola still has some issues

[akhi216]

@Preach - I'm actually pleased. When I read the title of the thread I thought "Oh no! Not another delay!" These aren't "issues," they only show that Motorola is more concerned about putting out a superior product rather than putting out high-end garbage. This is good because in this day and age, it's hard to find companies that have that level of concern for the end users. With the Bionic, they could've easily pushed a rushed, poor-performing product to the masses and kept their stocks up, but they didn't, and that speaks volumes about how much work has been put into the Bionic.

[wseyller]

@Preach - I'm actually pleased. When I read the title of the thread I thought "Oh no! Not another delay!" These aren't "issues," they only show that Motorola is more concerned about putting out a superior product rather than putting out high-end garbage. This is good because in this day and age, it's hard to find companies that have that level of concern for the end users. With the Bionic, they could've easily pushed a rushed, poor-performing product to the masses and kept their stocks up, but they didn't, and that speaks volumes about how much work has been put into the Bionic.

The title threw me off too. In fact the article made me feel better about the bionic.

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[akhi216]

sounds a little biased me thinks.

This ^.

I'd bet that the author of this is just throwing a b¡tch fit because their investment in Moto stocks aren't moving to their liking.

[music life]

The bionic will have problems. Every phone does. Lets hope its just not very many.

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[therock]

Sue said the company's decision to develop its own silicon for its LTE chip-sets. Well now!
I am for sure gonna wait and see how things go before buying.

[jroc]

^Yea that is interesting...if the Bionic doesnt have as bad battery life with LTE as the others...that will a big +1 to Moto.

[JerseyFirefighter]

What this analyst Mark Sue is questioning is why Moto didn't join the bandwagon and release crap that reboots 8 times a day, and needs 3 charges to make dinner. That's all.

The first Bionic design would have been all of those. Would that be suited for business, power-nerds, and professionals? No.

Thus the complete Bionic redesign.

<~~~~~professional power nerd