Motorola Droid 4

if You want to spend hours getting a phone to work and do what its supposed to, then this phone is for You. Much too much technology for me. It calls people when I don't want it too and will not call when I need to make a call. Voice recognition is terrible. and I 'll never figure out why You cannot change the font size to a larger text . You have this huge screen and the text is miniscule, and there is no way to zoom in. Believe me , Ive tried tapping it , spreading , every concievable way. It cannot be done. I also cannot access memail from this phone. If You have Outlook Express , don't expect to use it as You email . It does not work. I'm terribly dissappointed in this phone. People must think I'm crazy, hearing me scream at it, lol I will probably end up smashing it in a few months

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The Motorola Droid 4 is a solid phone that feels good in the hand, performs tasks well with its 1.2Ghz dual-core processor and makes use of Verizon's super-fast 4G LTE network. Plus, it has a fantastic slide-out keyboard.

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