Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Samsung Galaxy Nexus versus Motorola Droid Razr




Yesterday or today (for many of you) was one mega launching day. Just hours before the ICS event was about to begin, Motorola announced its latest flagship mobile aka the 'Droid RAZR' along with the MOTOACTV an MP3 player running android on a 600 Mhz processor. Anyways go here if you want to know more about MOTOACTV.

So a thought just came in my mind Google bought Motorola so
probably they will support this phone but the newly launched Galaxy nexus carries the 'nexus' or the google brand. So, google, which phone will you give priority to? We actually have no idea about this but presume it will be the Galaxy Nexus. (give you thoughts in the comments below)

We hope both the Droid RAZR and the Galaxy Nexus get released in India real quick! So lets get back to the topic, Is the Galaxy Nexus better or the Motorola RAZR, here is a quick comparison chart below:



Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Droid RAZR by Motorola

Price TBA30,000 Rs.
Processor1.2GHz dual-core
likely Texas Instruments
OMAP 4460
1.2GHz dual-core
Texas Instruments
OMAP 4430
Display4.65-inch curved glass
HD Super AMOLED
1280 x 720
4.3-inch
qHD Super AMOLED
960 x 540
Primary camera5 megapixel with zero
shutter lag
8 megapixel
Front-facing camera1.3 megapixel1.3 megapixel
Video recording1080p at 30fps1080p at 30fps
CellularLTE / HSPA+LTE + CDMA / EVDO
or
HSPA+ / GSM
WiFi802.11 a/b/g/n802.11 b/g/n
NFCYesNo
Memory1GB RAM1GB RAM
Storage16GB / 32GB
internal storage
16GB internal storage
16GB microSD card
Operating SystemAndroid 4.0
Ice Cream Sandwich
Android 2.3
Gingerbread
Battery1,750mAh1,800mAh
Quoted Battery lifeTBDUp to 12.5 hours talk time

Up to 8.9 hours video
Weight135g / 4.76oz127g / 4.48oz
Thickness8.94mm / 0.35in
(HSPA+ model)
7.1mm / 0.28in






We are actually picking up the Galaxy Nexus over the Motorola RAZR just because of the nexus branding, well the nexus branding has lot into it because they run stock android and are 'made' to run smoothly for the hardware.Basically they are optimized to run on that specific hardware, just like in the case of an iphone. You can just see the nexus S  has old but can still compete with most of the phone in the market.


As far as the camera is concerned google won't let us down with the camera, I am sure that they have included a better lens and there is zero shutter lag too! 


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