With this discussion post, please stay on the topic of what your next device will be, this not limited to just smartphones, but instead open to tablets, Google Glass, Chrome Cast, and non-Android devices, or whatever. Also, feel free to discuss the device that currently have with likes and dislikes or none of the above. Again, this is an Open discussion about what we want to get next...
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[OPEN] What is YOur Next Device?
- Thread starter KaChow
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I have put much thought into my next device, which as much as I would like to stay with Motorola (brand loyalty), I am not happy with the loss of the SD Card slot. I happen to have a Razr Maxx HD currently and I mentioned somewhere that this device is basically the old Motorola, as I doubt that with the new Motorola devices going forward we ever see an Unlocked Bootloader or Expandable SD card memory. As for next devices, I am leaning towards the Galaxy Note 3, which the specs are incredible and I am waiting to hear confirmation as to whether the N3 will have dual SD card slots, which if I could put 2 64gb cards into an N3, plus have 16-32gb internal storage, I would consider getting rid of my laptop. Just where my mindset is, currently.
I pre-ordered 4 PS4's just in time for the Holiday to sell three of them and keep the fourth for free. :icon_ lala:
I was thinking about doing the same, but that's too big of an initial hit on my wallet. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep it when it gets here or not, but so far all signs are pointing to keeping it
TheOldFart
Active Member
Droid Mini. I would rather have a SD slot and replaceable battery, but I'll live without either. I think the RAZR M is the perfect size and the Mini is a big step up from the M. I also like Moto's repair policy. Install new battery for $49, repair broken screen for $100 and repair any drop damage for $159.
From everything I've read the Moto X is the same as the Ultra, just a couple hundred $$'s less.
Iirc, they use different chipsets and gpus, along with a difference in memory/ram. They are definitely similar in looks, but hardware wise I believe they are quite different, hence the price difference.
While I know nothing has been confirmed on the Moto X as it hasn't been announced. Most articles are leaning towards the idea that it too, contains the X8 chip set, 10 mp camera, and dual LTE antennas. It has been confirmed by evoleaks that there is no expansion SD slot, also it is launching on 4.2.2 same as the Droid line.
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I personally will be buying the Note 3.
And then in a couple months I'll be buying the parts to build my own desktop.
Tapp'd from one of my Nexus Devices
jackiescivic
Diamond Member
I have no intention of buying a new device, as I am happy with my Maxx HD, but knowing me and my buying habits, I'd probably end up with the Maxx. The lack of an SD card does not bother me, as I never take it out of the phone as is.