In this review, we will talk about the Motorola Bravo, running on the Android platform.

The Motorola Bravo features a solid and sleek build with simple to use multimedia functions for your use. It comes with a good display screen that gives out excellent and bright colored images though the user interface is a little bit outdated and might never fit with everyone. The Motorola Bravo carries a MicroSD card under its battery compartment, so easy changing has gone out of question as well as the applications that are provided with the cellular can't be removed or even modified in anyway. Motorola Bravo is best in any mid ranged Smartphone which provides adequate options for beginners. Motorola Bravo is a sleek phone, measuring up to 110 mm in length, 63 mm in width and in terms of thickness, the phone measures to 13 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being slim. The phone weighs only 122g. For more information, just go through the review.

Now in the review, we will discuss some of the features of the phone.

Motorola Bravo carries a 3.7’’ display screen, having a resolution of 480x854 pixels. The touchscreen display screen on the cellular is capacitive, not resistive, which makes it responsive. We also realized that the display magnificently sharp and accurate but not really as great as Super AMOLDED display screens. Reading through textual content is really an easy job to do on the cellular, whereas viewing images and WebPages seem to be clear. The only downside of this device is its user interface. The MotoBlur is a little bit out of date and several users may perhaps experience unpleasant with it. When you can get through the interface, you will discover a lot of apps which can help you enjoy watching movies and even playing music. The soft keyboard within the cellular is the only preference you're going to get for keying in, the standard Swype keyboard isn't provided in the cellular.

The navigation on Droid Bionic is pretty simple. The device runs on a 800 MHz processor, because of which, tossing between apps and screens seemed to be very smooth. The overall performance of the cellular is extremely good, it is very instant, responsive and fast. Multi-tasking on the cellular is also quite an easy and comfortable task.

Now in the review, we will take a look at the camera on the cellular.

Motorola Bravo features a 3 MP camera but without flash. The camera is not capable of recording HD videos. The image quality of the phone is quite decent, pics show up to be relatively dull and grainy-looking.

Now the review will discuss the other features of the phone.

Motorola Bravo operates on Android 2.1 (Eclair) by means of that, you will get access to stuff just like Gmail, an app for YouTube, Quick Office for Android as well as others. Furthermore, at the time Android 2.1 (Eclair) runs on the cellular, the browser of the phone comes in complete support for Adobe flash Lite. WebPages which are Flash-heavy could be accessed without having much of lagging, and that is another pleaser. As being the Smartphone runs on Android Os, you'll have the option of syncing with Gmail, IMAP and exchange accounts. The device can also be capable of integrating with social networking sites. Some other options that come with the phone contain Bluetooth, WI-Fi. The device comes in support of wide range of music and video codec’s like MP3, AAC, WAV and MPEG-4.The phone comes in support of DLNA, which enables content streaming with other devices that are DLNA enabled.

To conclude off of this review, we’d suggest that Motorola Bravo is a Smartphone that offer decent features all around, the camera on the cellular is good, and so can be its display screen. Motorola Bravo is a decent entry level Android Smartphone, so if you haven’t experienced the personal taste of Android yet, it's easy to safely get started in here.

Specifications & Features of Motorola Bravo