Motorola Videos Show Android 4.0 on Droid RAZR - buenolabody

Mobile phone Jehovah Motorola's update of the Droid RAZR to the Android 4.0 OS appears to be on the way.

New official videos posted on the company's Asian country website point the OS running on the handset. Besmirched aside Droid Life, individual videos — some in Japanese –show off new features in Motorola's custom version of Ice Cream Sandwich.

For instance, shortcuts for textbook messaging and the call up dialer have been added to the lock screen, so as an alternative of unlocking the phone and then looking around for one of those functions, they're right at that place; connected broth ICS only the photographic camera and unlock are available in this way.

You'll also apprize the way ICS lets you access your music controls directly from the interlace cover when music is playing.

And if you've ever wanted to capture what you're looking at on your phone's screen, ICS makes it simple. Winning a screen dead reckoning is only a issue of pressure the down volume and mogul buttons simultaneously for few seconds. The phone shows you a quick version of the image it snapped, then saves it to your art gallery where you can store it or share with others.

The video lineup also includes combined that shows off how Webtop 3.0 works. It's an practical application that allows you to hook the phone up to an HDTV or Monitor with an HDMI cable. Once the phone detects information technology's connected to an external expose it launches the Webtop app which lets you see every your apps on the bigger screen and access a full edition of the Firefox browser.

Webtop came onto the scene back at utmost year's Consumer Electronics Show when Motorola announced the Atrix smartphone and the "Lapdock" that made it act like a laptop. This was Brobdingnagian newsworthiness because Motorola had somehow tick Microsoft and Apple in creating a converged smartphone-PC device. As CNET's Jason Hiner with competence points out, now that Google owns Motorola the two companies are in a great spot.

"The success of Android has established Google as a key thespian in mobile computing devices, and formerly consumers and business users embark on looking to consolidate their many devices, Webtop could make Google the fellowship that's best positioned to make that consolidation executable," he writes.

For the immortalis, Motorola has aforementioned it will hustle out ICS to Droid RAZR users in the second quarter, so that substance anytime now.

Although information technology's in Japanese, if you can't wait to experience how Android 4.0 looks on your RAZR, here's video that will give you a glimpse.

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Source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/464819/motorola_videos_show_android_4_0_on_droid_razr.html

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