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Ratings
Pros
- Motoblur very functional
- Consolidated or separated messaging
- Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
- Multi-Touch screen
- Decent battery life for light users
- Never froze or bogged down
Cons
- Awkward in your hand
- Price is too close to much more capable phones
- Screen still slightly in the way of top QWERTY row
- Unacceptable battery life for moderate to heavy users
- Screen could be larger
The Bottom Line
While this phone did all I asked it to, I did not ask that much of it. And I am certain that I would spend a few extra bucks to get a much more capable phone, like the HTC Incredible.
Recommended
No
Full Review
Motorola is marketing the Devour as a less-expensive alternative to it’s big brother, the Droid. It has lower camera resolution, no flash, a smaller display, and less memory. The operating system is also not as speedy, but that did not bother me with what I was doing. The Devour does have the pull-out keyboard, which is a plus for those who don’t using a touch screen for typing.
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Pros
Faster, AWESOME pictures, prosumer features.
Cons
Red eye, slow flash recharge, flash doesn’t fill entire picture.
The Bottom Line
If you want quality professional images with the ease of use of a consumer camera, then this is your ticket. The competition has once again been one-upped!
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Full Review
My friend got a G1 on my recommendation and then I got a G2 after playing with his G1. I used it for almost two years and was pretty happy with it. There were a few annoying problems that nagged me enough to consider another manufacture. So, I looked at Olympus’s C-5050, Nikon’s CoolPix 5400 and even looked at the Canon G3. I did extensive testing with them all and found the G3 still to be better then the competition. But I hesitated because of the G2′s faults. Read the rest of this entry »