The Motorola Atrix is a decent smartphone, but with the exception of the fingerprint reader there's little to recommend it over our favourite dual-core Android phone, Samsung's Galaxy S2. We liked the idea of the Lapdock, if only because it could reduc...
The Motorola Atrix is a solid Android smartphone that’s easy to get to grips with and provides a great web browsing experience. The camera isn’t as amazing as those found on rival smartphones, but it does the job.A lot of what makes the Motorola Atrix ...
Powerful and responsive; sleek, innovative laptop dock adds a screen and keyboard; high-resolution screen; good Motoblur widgets
Confusing concept, with up to three interfaces depending on how you use the phone; laptop dock is expensive; multimedia dock caused problems with our sample handset
The Motorola Atrix is a powerful, compact Android smart phone that offers to take on your laptop with its innovative docks. It's an ambitious concept that will take some imagination to get your head around, and the accessories aren't cheap either....
Screen resolution, dual core, battery life, innovative docking options provide plenty of potential for work or entertainment
Slippery as a fish, finger scanner is fiddly but unique, Motoblur isn't fantastic, lacks wide media support
We love the fact that Motorola have really thrown themselves into the Atrix. We’re not quite sold on the complete experience, but it’s certainly innovative and offers a great Android experience...
internet TV on the TV, even if it isn’t HD. Note you’ll need this to display an Android app in full screen on your TV – plug the phone in directly by HDMI cable and the barebones entertainment centre software launches, which only plays video files Android natively supports.Charging dockFairly pointless unless someone just stole your alarm clock. Don’t bother.VerdictWith the Motorola Atrix, Moto
Motobloodyblur, HDMI doesn't screen mirror
With the Motorola Atrix, Moto has once again turned in a stupendous piece of hardware. Unfortunately, for all its efforts, it’s still not delivering a sensible UI, and more crucially, a fun software experience. HTC has nailed it. On its Galaxy S phones...
Speed, fingerprint scanner, docking potential, good battery life
Single power/lock/fingerprint button could fail over time
A solid phone on its own, but one that offers a lot of upgrade potential via the optional laptop docking station. The dual-core processor and generous RAM allowance make this handset pleasant to use and there is terrific email support....
The Motorola Atrix doesn't stray too far from the norm once you look past its dual-core processor and fingerprint reader, but it is a slick, super-fast Android phone with good battery life. Anyone after a new Google Android phone with a big screen sho...
1080p playback, Webtop mode for computing, Multimedia mode gives great HD playback, Flash browsing is tip top, DLNA streaming
1080p does not work for HDMI out, Some Flash-based sites did not work, Webtop only works with dock, No movie or TV show service, No full-screen HDMI mirroring
In many ways, the Atrix leads the pack of Android phones and points the way to a future where our mobile computer is small – and powerful...
Classic design, Two year battery life, Accurate step tracking
Basic app, Expensive, Sleep and calorie inaccuracies
The Frederique Constant Horological Smartwatch is the most expensive and most sophisticated fitness tracker we've ever reviewed. It looks great, and does a perfectly good job at step counting.Of course, it's not as smart as more advanced fitness trackers...
Sammanfattning: After a series of successful Android powered smartphones like the Motorola Droid, BackFlip and Milestone among others, Motorola Mobility has the experience in making attractive and functional devices.The ATRIX 4G ($99.00 for a three year plan, $600 contra...
