Motorola in 2008
wfine leave it alone 😉
I didnt have to say anything, everybody else apparently shares my same opinion about Motorola too! 🤣
bkw79 said:
The Moto V9M is a great phone. The first Motorola that I've liked in quite some time.
If the would have a Q phone with the touch pad as the primary means of user interface it would be a winner.
Aren't the v325i and the W385 good basic phones too?
The E815 was a pile of crap.
robtheman said:
The E815 was awesome except for the faulty charging port, software, and keen desire to reboot all the time.
The E815 was a pile of crap.
Which E815 were YOU using? I have NEVER had issues (such as you've just complained about) with the two E815s in use in my family for the past year and a half. It's a great phone.
The E815 works great for the first few months. Then the software starts getting weird and restarting the phone during text messaging. If you let it go for long enough, it will start to power cycle during phone calls. That style of charging port is notorious for going bad, not only on the E815 but many other Motorola phones.
A friend of mine (and a former member of this forum) had similar issues and traded it out for a VX9900. Seriously, I don't know a single person that ...
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robtheman said: I don't know a single person that didn't have SOMETHING go wrong with that phone.
Well, now you do. My two have been completely troublefree and satisfying.
This Phonescoop link indicates an average user rating of 4.05 based on 356 user review/ratings:
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/user_reviews.php?p ... »
That's pretty positive feedback from a lot of users.
ArmySF said:
Any speculation of what we could see from Motorola heading into the new year?
Like it or not, Motorola will have to put on a good show at CES. The nation's top mobile handset company dumped both their CEO and CTO recently, and new CEO Greg Brown will have to explain his vision to the somewhat nervous press and analysts at the show. For Moto, CES won't be about a product; it will be about a new direction.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,1759,2237536,00.asp? ... »