These are The Droids You're Looking For

[cereal killer]

​

 

[JohnDroid]

If the Droid 4 has ICS I would switch. Once you have ICS though (Nexus) -- it's hard to go back

 

[TayDee]

My Razr's battery works just fine, I don't see the need for this version. But the droid 4 looks nice, I'll probably get it for my next upgrade; unless the droid 5 is being talked about by then.

 

[aaf709]

Looks like the Droid will have a decent physical keyboard. I had an LG Voyager before I got the OG Droid and not having separate keys for numbers was strange for me.

 

[tigerdog]

Maybe not - Global capable?

I checked Motorola's web site to see if there is a new phone coming with global capabilities. I knew Sprint already had a phone with CDMA, LTE and global capabilities. Verizon wouldn't stand for that, right? Ah ha! - droid 4! I check the specs and there's CDMA, LTE... and no GSM, no HSDPA, no global anything. :frown:

Is Verizon leaving us travelers to choose from iPhones and warmed-over HTCs? Hopefully there's good news somewhere.

 

[TayDee]

On droid-life there was an article saying that GSM would be enabled sometime in the near future on the D4

 

[apotheosis415]

Just a little fun...



Just sayin....

 

[tgyberg]

If the Droid 4 has ICS I would switch. Once you have ICS though (Nexus) -- it's hard to go back

Yea, 4.0 back to 2.3? No way!!

 

[*22899]

I really want to switch back to Moto and the real DROID brand, but they got to bring something better to the table. I have a Rezound, I love it but I miss the moto feel. My Droid and Droid X just felt solid, like I could throw it threw a wall pick it up and continue on about my day. Not so much with the Rezound and Gnex. My next purchase will be at the end of March, I hope there is something better. I'm not feeling the latest phones, seems like they could have stepped up the D4 a bit more.

 

[dgstorm]

On droid-life there was an article saying that GSM would be enabled sometime in the near future on the D4

We actually posted that story on our front page this morning, several hours before Droid-Life did. Here it is: http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...nable-global-roaming-droid-4-lg-spectrum.html.

 

[TayDee]

We actually posted that story on our front page this morning, several hours before Droid-Life did. Here it is: http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...nable-global-roaming-droid-4-lg-spectrum.html.

Haha my bad, I saw it on there first, I guess I missed it here.

 

[Garemlin]

If the Droid 4 has ICS I would switch. Once you have ICS though (Nexus) -- it's hard to go back

I kinda feel the same about the RAZR Maxx. I think the added thickness might make it a little easier to grip. But after experiencing ICS on my Gnex I don't think it could go back to GB.

Tap'd from my G'Nex

 

[tgyberg]

I really want to switch back to Moto and the real DROID brand, but they got to bring something better to the table. I have a Rezound, I love it but I miss the moto feel. My Droid and Droid X just felt solid, like I could throw it threw a wall pick it up and continue on about my day. Not so much with the Rezound and Gnex. My next purchase will be at the end of March, I hope there is something better. I'm not feeling the latest phones, seems like they could have stepped up the D4 a bit more.

Unfortunately phones are moving to thin and light so my guess is those tough Moto days are gone.

 

[Malvado]

If the Droid 4 has ICS I would switch. Once you have ICS though (Nexus) -- it's hard to go back

I doubt it will come stock ics...but who knows for sure

Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums

 

[metalspring]

I doubt it will come stock ics...but who knows for sure

Sent from my DROID3 using DroidForums

the pictures do show capacitive buttons and ics doesnt need them at all so I have to agree on the doubtfulness of pre-installed ics