Friday, January 6, 2012

Review of Motorola Admiral: solid, sustainable characteristics

While the slate form factor touch screen became the standard for contemporary smartphones, the Blackberry - style QWERTY candy bar design a preference among a large part of mobile workers.  And Admiral Motorola offers one of the best devices for this particular crowd.

Physically, it seems very industrial, despite the rounded corners and curved edges.  It is not a beautiful woman, but it reflects what it purports to be - a beast of phone.  Construction feels difficult, phones in a way in this category were always intended to be, that the display is a touch screen capacitive 3.1 inch (resolution of 480 x 640), with a physical QWERTY keyboard right below.  The screen is sufficient, even if we want the light of the Sun ceased under the better (as is the case, it remains usable, but colors are washed out).   The keyboard is very flexible with a comfortable design.

If a phone makes the Admiral for good conversations.  What is clear, although I could have used more volume (in crowded areas, you'll need camouflage to hear).  A push-to-talk phone, the speaker is very strong for the conversations with large hands free and of course, PTT calls.  Battery is great and will probably last moderate users up to two days.

You get all the smartphone usual favours (he works 2.3.5 Android with Motoblur on top), including a full suite of messaging, the full range of wireless 3 G, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, DLNA connectivity and a good selection of apps.  Especially if we those targeted for commercial use (there are many), because it is a business phone.

That said, it is also a decent media phone, and provides good performance with its processor 1.2 GHz Snapdragon S2.  The 5.0 megapixel makes great shots outdoors.  Inside, however, look washed photos even with the flash-LED in the game.  It manages the decent 720 p as well as video.

We love the Motorola Admiral for the excellent construction and overall responsiveness.  It serves well its objective workaholic.  The price is $ 99.99 with a new agreement of two years of the Sprint.


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