Articles Tagged “Droid Bionic”
Install Safestrap Recovery on Motorola Droid Bionic
by Ken East on Mar 15, 2012 0 Comments">0
If you are fond of installing custom ROMs and you own a Motorola Droid Bionic, you might want to consider a much safer way to flash those custom ROMs. Aptly called Safestrap Recovery, this custom recovery stays away from your phone’s primary system when flashing to the phone or altering the phone in a significant way. This way, experts claim, is much safer than the usual bootstrap recovery. Safestrap Recovery is intended for phones with locked bootloaders. It is very frustrating at times when your excitement for your a new ROM gets spoiled because you get caught in a boot-loop …
Upgrade Motorola Droid Bionic to AOKP Ice Cream Sandwich
by Paul Nuñal on Mar 15, 2012 6 Comments">6
The AOKP project has been adding some new supported devices lately, as more and more people port new AOKP-based ROMs based on the latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich update. One of the latest additions to the AOKP’s family of supported devices is the Motorola Droid Bionic, which has received an AOKP ROM port, thanks to the guys at XDA Developers. For those of you who are new with AOKP, it is actually a fully open source AOSP-based ROM that features improved performance and full control of customization thanks to the built in ROM control mod that gives users the …
Unofficial CM9 for Droid Bionic Emerges. Gets You Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich!
by Richard Gutierrez on Feb 21, 2012 3 Comments">3
Finally Droid Bionic users can now experience the Ice Cream Sandwich through the ROM called Cyanogenmod 9 (unofficial) by droidth3ory of Rootzwiki. droidth3ory ported the Axiom Ionic ROM of Galaxy Nexus to work in Droid Bionic so expect some of the features might not work.
Motorola Preparing a new Soak Test for the Droid Bionic
by Alexander Maxham on Feb 05, 2012 0 Comments">0
It looks like Motorola is getting ready to do another soak test for the Droid Bionic, but is it for Ice Cream Sandwich or just a bug fix update which will hopefully prevent the infamous data drops we see constantly and get annoyed by. We have seen many reports that people are getting emails from Motorola’s Feedback Network about a soak test for their Droid Bionic. We don’t know for sure what update this is, but we are betting it’s the 5.9.902 update that was leaked back in mid-january. Droid-Life has the changelog from that leak, and we have it …
Motorola Droid Bionic vs Samsung Galaxy Nexus
by Joe Baquilta on Jan 07, 2012 13 Comments">13
We’re always fond of putting gadgets into some kind of dog fight. It’s a good way to give tips for people who are planning to buy one. By comparing devices’ specs and performance, the resulting comparison can help potential buyers make an informed decision on which device is a better deal. If you are looking for a details spec comparison, checkout our comparison section of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus VS. Motorola Droid Bionic. This year we don’t plan to break the tradition, so we’re pitting two great Android smartphones against each other. And, since it’s the start of the year, …
Droid Bionic vs iPhone 4S vs Droid Razr
by Ken East on Nov 30, 2011 3 Comments">3
A lot of smartphones are popping out of the market and it’s a pretty hard decision to decide on which one to buy. It’s important to take note of the things that you really want your phone to have, rather than just buy because of the appearance or how the phone is marketed. Some of the most powerful smartphones that are currently in the market are the Droid Bionic, iPhone 4S, and the Droid Razr. Let’s look into some very important aspects of these three mean machines and find out which is the best among them. Comparing the Features Let …
Motorola Invites DROID Bionic Owners to “Project” for Bionic Update
by Ken East on Nov 17, 2011 5 Comments">5
In the past, Motorola had “soak tests” for upcoming software updates for its Android handsets. These days, Motorola no longer has soak tests but “projects,” the latest one of which is for the Motorola DROID Bionic. According to an email that Droid Life received from the Motorola Feedback Network, DROID Bionic owners who are good-standing members of the Motorola Owners’ Forum can participate in the “project” (a.k.a. “soak test”): Thanks for joining the Motorola Feedback Network. We are preparing a project for owners of the Motorola Droid Bionic on Verizon, and would like to invite you to participate. Click [redacted] to take …
Big Games that Fit in Your Droid Bionic
by Edmund Apostol on Nov 11, 2011 0 Comments">0
New games featuring high-end 3D graphics and animation and complex gameplay are now available for Android smart phones like the Droid Bionic. Presented here are ten of the highest rated games available on Android Market.
Is a Droid Bionic Update Right Around the Corner? Could Ice Cream Sandwich Be Next?
by Brandon Sobotta on Nov 01, 2011 0 Comments">0
It seems like Motorola has been hard at work addressing the issues that owners of the Droid Bionic have experiencing. In the last few weeks the members of forums such as XDA, and androidforums.com have been playing around with a non-official update that has escaped Motorola/Verizon’s grasp. The update known as 5.5.886 seems to have addressed some of the bugs, and problems that we outlined a while back. Some of the issues include loss of data connectivity, poor battery life, sluggish camera, and on and on. So far most Bionic owners have noticed such benefits from the update such as better battery life, quicker camera, and better …
Motorola Vows Quick Release of ICS for Devices, Raises Eyebrows
by Ken East on Oct 26, 2011 1 Comments">1
Not too long after the thrilling launching of the Motorola DROID RAZR, Motorola again boosted the excitement of the public with another huge news. Motorola at first tweeted that it will be releasing devices with the latest version of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich just 6 weeks later after Google will be able to release the final version. There is still no news on when the Galaxy Nexus, along with Ice Cream Sandwich, will be publicly available. But, Motorola has claimed that it can release ICS-filled smartphones as quickly as six weeks after ICS is released. If people were excited …
Samsung Galaxy S2 (T-Mobile), Motorola DROID Bionic Source Code Released
by Brigitte Novabos on Oct 18, 2011 0 Comments">0
Android hackers, modders, customizers, bug squashers, and enthusiasts rejoice with news of bits and bytes from Samsung and Motorola. The two companies just unleashed the opensource portions of the source code for their two most recent Android superphones. Samsung, which has been known to provide source code for its devices around the same time as the devices’ launch dates, has recently released the source code for the T-Mobile variant of the Samsung Galaxy S II. Motorola, on the other hand, has also publicly released the source code for the Motorola DROID Bionic–Verizon’s come-too-late, soon-to-be-elbowed-out-of-the-room-by-the-Motorola-DROID-RAZR device. The Motorola DROID Bionic was …
Motorola DROID Bionic vs HTC Rezound (HTC Vigor)
by Lucian Armasu on Oct 07, 2011 1 Comments">1
The Motorola Droid Bionic has been one of the most expected smartphones on Verizon this year. Why? Because it was supposed to be the first dual core smartphone with LTE connectivity, and it was. It just came a bit later than everyone expected it, and as such, they became a little disappointed with its launch. The Droid Bionic still remains the best LTE smartphone you can get right now on Verizon, but should you get it right away or wait for the HTC Vigor? Let’s see. Droid Bionic Specs Processor: dual core 1 Ghz OMAP 4430, PowerVR SGX540 GPU (overclocked by …
Motorola DROID Bionic vs Apple iPhone 4S: Pitting the New and the Upgraded Rehash
by Alvin Ybañez on Oct 06, 2011 26 Comments">26
Although Apple’s recently launched iPhone 4S disappointed quite a lot of people primarily because it’s just an “iPhone 4 with better specs,” the iPhone 4S remains a sturdy contender against currently existing high-end Android smartphones. In this comparison review, Android Authority gives you a rundown of the iPhone 4S and the Motorola DROID Bionic, which Verizon unleashed just last month. Which of the two smartphones has the upper hand? Read on to find out. Physical Build and Design iPhone 4S Physical dimensions: 114 mm x 58 mm x 9.3 mm Weight: 138 g DROID Bionic Physical dimensions: 127 mm x 66 …
Motorola + Google = The New Android Mogul? A Critical Look At Motorola Mobility
by Randy Khoo on Oct 04, 2011 0 Comments">0
If anyone were to ask me – which company took Android to the next level – it would be Motorola. Why? It’s simple, really. Without Motorola creating the original Motorola Droid, Android would not be where it is today. Verizon played a strong part in providing the intial marketing boost, but it was Motorola that made the “OG” Droid. All manufacturers owe it to Motorola for spearheading Android forward. Since then, Android has gained a strong following in the U.S., and soon after, it became a global Apple market-share-grabbing phenomenon. The Android Activation video says it all: The Mind-Capturing …
Droid Bionic Bug List – Verizon is Making a List and Checking it Twice
by Matthew Sabatini on Oct 02, 2011 9 Comments">9
If you are a Droid Bionic owner, or are looking to become one in the near future, then this post is exactly for you. Remember that phone that was supposed to “rule all devices“? According to Droid-Life, Verizon customers have been contacting Big Red about some “not so pleasant” Droid Bionic bugs. The biggest of these issues includes 4G/3G service loss. Fixes are due for release sometime around a month from now. For a very long list of bugs, which is not even the entire list, keep reading below. Top 10: 1. Issue: 4G/3G Service – Data Connectivity Marginal 4G …
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