Motorola BRAVO
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Motorola BRAVO Overview
The Motorola BRAVO is one of seven new Motorola Android phones announced at CTIA 2010. It features a 3.7 inch touchscreen and is running Android with MOTOBLUR. An 800MHz processor sits inside to deliver decent performance, but it isn't enough coupled with MOTOBLUR - this thing won't knock your socks off.
It is a rare device from Motorola, though, as they don't often create devices with this size display anymore. Other than that, it's as ordinary as ordinary will get. It was released on November 14th, 2010 for AT&T.
Motorola BRAVO Specs
| General | |
| Form Factor: | Candybar |
| AKA: | ? |
| Date Released (YYYY/MM/DD): | 2010/11/14 |
| Size | |
| Weight: | 122 g |
| Dimensions: | 109.5 x 63 x 13.3 mm, 77.3 cc |
| Display | |
| Resolution: | 480x854 |
| Size: | 3.7 inches |
| Type: | TFT-LCD |
| Camera | |
| Video: | VGA/DVD |
| Flash: | No |
| Auto-focus: | Yes |
| Megapixels: | 3.15 megapixels |
| Connectivity | |
| GPS: | A-GPS |
| USB: | microUSB v2.0 |
| Bluetooth: | v2.1 with A2DP |
| Wi-Fi: | 802.11 b/g/n |
| HDMI: | No |
| Multimedia | |
| Headset Jack: | 3.5 mm |
| Radio: | FM radio with RDS |
| Battery | |
| Type: | Li-Ion 1540 mAh |
| Hardware/OS | |
| Operating System: | Android 2.1 |
| Internal Memory: | 2GB |
| External Memory: | microSD/SDHC up to 32 GB |
| RAM: | 512 MB |
| Processor: | 800MHz TI OMAP3610 |
Motorola BRAVO Reviews
Phone Arena "Although it's not a bad phone overall, for $129.99 with a contract, there is very little that substantiates a purchase for the Motorola BRAVO over competing mid-end handsets like the HTC Aria, except for the larger screen. For a bit more, you can go with the Samsung Captivate, which is obviously a much better all-round package, while the iPhone is always there, if you feel you should part ways with Android and become friends with iOS. If we set our sight beyond AT&T's lineup, there aren't any alluring features to drastically set the Motorola BRAVO apart from other Motorola handsets – like the large screen of the DROID X or the ruggedness of the DEFY. Ultimately, there isn't something too wrong with the Motorola BRAVO, it's just that it doesn't bring anything new to the table, making it feel like any other generic Android smartphone."
Pocket Now "With Motorola dominating Verizon with such powerful devices it seems refreshing to see the Bravo emerge on AT&T. Although classified as a mid-range Android device, the Bravo will rival many high-end devices in terms of speed, ergonomics, call quality, and battery life. The MotoBlur user interface is either a hit-or-miss with Android users, people that do a lot of social networking may find MotoBlur useful, where as people that don’t may find it obnoxious. It is a shame that AT&T does not allow the side loading of applications and the removal of their proprietary software."
Motorola BRAVO Pictures
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Motorola BRAVO Videos
Motorola BRAVOExclusively available to AT&T customers in the US, the Motorola BRAVO has a high-resolution display and an 800MHz processor coupled with plenty of memory.
Motorola BRAVO News
AT&T Enables Third-Party Application on Motorola Bravo Using Another Application AT&T’s just about ready to let you folks get in on the Amazon Appstore fun. They’ve already introduced a phone that doesn’t restrict non-market applications – the Samsung Infuse 4G – and now they’re set to enable more phones. The Motorola Bravo has gained the much-needed functionality, but it didn’t come in the form of [...]
Motorola Bravo Froyo Upgrade Now Available Motorola and AT&T are pushing out the upgrade to Android 2.2 for all Bravo users. We’ve been expecting it after word came in of Motorola looking for 1,000 testers to “guinea pig” the new update. Instructions and a list of features can be found at Moto’s spot here.
Motorola Enlisting 1,000 Bravo Owners to Test Software Upgrade to Android 2.2 The time is almost here, Bravo owners – Froyo shall soon be yours. The sweet dessert was once delayed for the device but Motorola’s now opened the floodgates for 1,000 testers to get their hands on it. The catch? Just be willing to guinea pig software that may or may not turn your phone into [...]
Motorola FlipSide and Motorola Bravo Now Available for AT&T AT&T’s launched two of their latest MOTOBLUR phones, the Motorola Flipside and the Motorola Bravo, for $99.99 and $129.99 respectively. The Flipside, if you’ve forgotten, has a full slideout 4-row QWERTY keyboard, a touchpad for navigation, Android 2.1, and a 3.1 inch HVGA display. The Bravo does away with the keyboard but has a 3..7-inch [...]
AT&T’s Motorola Flipside and Bravo Dummy Units Arrive at Costco Motorola announced a trio of mid-range devices launching on AT&T back at CTIA: the Flipout, Flipside, and Bravo. The first has already landed in stores, and it looks like the wait won’t be long for the latter two. Dummy units of the Flipside and Bravo have started making their way to Costco stores for an [...]
Motorola Drops Off the BRAVO, FLIPSIDE, and FLIPOUT at AT&T Ah, there you are little Motorola Flipout. And you brought along two friends! How nice. The phone that we almost left for dead has touched down at AT&T and it isn’t alone. Perhaps this was the reason for the delay? The two flanking Android handsets are the Motorola Bravo and Motorola Flipside, all carrying specs [...]
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