Motorola Droid Bionic seemed big, thick and the overall appear of the phone was bulky when it first appeared at CES 2011. However, to our surprise, the design of the phone was nothing like that. In fact, Droid Bionic is a sleek phone, measuring up to 128 mm in length, 67 mm in width and in terms of thickness, the phone measures to 11 mm. The phone is marked by attractiveness alongside being slim. The phone has a chin towards the bottom end like the HTC Desire, giving the phone a polished appeal and making the grip of the phone easy. The phone weighs nearly 159g but putting into consideration the size of the phone, the weight is okay.

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

Motorola Droid Bionic carries a 4.3’’ HD display screen, having a resolution of 540x960 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. Furthermore, the display screen on the cellular is also supporting of pinch-to-zoom feature, even as it also comes with a built-in accelerometer. The device runs on the Motoblur interface, in which we don’t experience many concerns around. It's really a clean interface and it’s very good to use.

The navigation on Droid Bionic is amongst its standout aspects. The device runs on a 1 GHz processor, because of which, tossing between apps and screens seemed to be very smooth. The processor on the device is T1 instead of Nvidia that is a bit of a wonder however 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 process.

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

Motorola Droid Bionic features an 8 MP camera, accompanied by a dual-LED flash. Furthermore, the device has also the capability of capturing HIGH-DEFINITION videos at 1080p. The image quality of the phone is really good while using flash, but, as the flash goes missing, pics show up to be relatively dull and grainy-looking. There is a front-facing VGA camera too, right above the display screen, suited to video calling purposes.

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

Motorola Droid Bionic operates on Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread) by means of that, you will get access to stuff just like Gmail, an app for YouTube, Quick Office, Amazon Kindle Application for Android as well as others. Furthermore, at the time Android 2.3.4 (Gingerbread) runs on the cellular, the browser of the phone comes in complete support for HTML 5 and Adobe flash. 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 HDMI mirroring mode, enabling you to watch the contents of your phone on the television, and also a DLNA, which enables content streaming with other devices that are DLNA enabled.

To conclude off of this review, we’d suggest that Motorola Droid Bionic is a Smartphone that offer good features all around, the camera on the cellular is decent, and so can be its display screen. It really is a powerful, very solid in terms of overall performance and a Smartphone which has the potential of getting some other smartphones on the market in some serious peril in days to come.