Filtered by topic: Samsung Galaxy Clear ✕
… Motorola's Signature is the model that should come to the Razr Ultra My chief complaint with nearly all of Motorola's US phones has been software support. Last year's Razr lineup came with three years of software updates and four years of security updates. …
… Make sure your phone gets software and security updates I have no issue with buying an older phone in order to save money. What I do have problems with is buying a phone only for it to lose software and security updates within a year or soon after. …
… A lack of storage can have a detrimental effect on your phone's performance overall and can also mean there's not enough room available for crucial software updates to be installed. …
… Make sure a cheaper phone gets software updates I review a lot of lower-cost phones, and a major way many of them skimp is by offering only two or three years of software and security updates. …
… It's a nice, streamlined option if you simply want a dependable phone, backed by seven years of software and security updates. …
… Currently, the Razr gets three years of software updates and four years of security updates, and I'd like to see Motorola get somewhere closer to the seven years provided for Google's Pixel phones. …
… You should still consider all the other factors—especially software and operating system updates -- when making your final decision. …
… And that bet seems to be based on the underlying assumption that we want all these AI-native devices and software. That hasn't been true up to this point. AI integrations in software programs have often been seen as additions, either welcomed or unwanted, not a major selling point. …
… The phone's also only getting three years of software and security updates, which is quite low for a phone in this price range, but not as heinous as it was on the $749 Pro, which competes with the seven years of updates on Google and Samsung flagships. …
… The phone also supports seven years of software and security updates. …