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Rugged body, but still attractive , Great camera , Excellent music player
Older version of Android , Software can be slow to respond to touchscreen gestures
If you've smashed an iPhone or dropped a Droid in the dunny, then you're probably in the market for a Defy, an Android smartphone with some great features and a protective rugged chassis....
Publicación: 2011-06-29, Autor: Harley Ogier , crítica de: pcworld.co.nz
Resumen: Motorola claims its Android-based Defy smartphone is "Life Proof"… a clever marketing term, but what does it actually mean?Well, it's not shock or drop resistant. It is, however, dust-proof, water and scratch resistant. I put the phone through some fai...
Despite the bargain basement contract price and dinky size the Defy delivers a big screen, tough as old boots build quality, good battery life, excellent voice call characteristics and the largest applications storage space of any Android phone this ...
Rugged handsets are often chunky and unattractive to look at. With the Defy, Motorola has managed to avoid that, producing a good-looking handset with attractive features that are augmented by its toughness. If only it ran Android 2.2... ...
There's plenty to like about Motorola's Defy – the screen is fantastic, it's compact and light and the unobtrusive toughened exterior should help it last. Even if you don't need the MotoBlur social networking aggregation, Motorola's other software twea...
Homescreens could run more smoothly, Menus aren't responsive enough
The Defy is easy to use and is a good example of a tough smartphone that should be great news for anybody who spends a lot of time working outdoors—or drops their phone a lot. It's solid but still offers the multimedia services we'd expect from a smart...
Resumen: Motorola’s Android plans seem to consist of making as many different types of phones as possible, and it seems the company’s researchers have decided we’re pretty clumsy with our precious smartphones. The Motorola Defy is IP-tested to work through s...
Publicación: 2010-12-16, Autor: Edward Chester , crítica de: trustedreviews.com
Resumen: Normally when someone says a phone is rugged you're put in mind of something under-featured and bulky, and brightly coloured too. Motorola, however, has taken a different tack, modestly improving the resilience of a fairly typical touchscree...
