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Author: wallpapers4mobile.net

Description: Features
The Motorola Razr Maxx Ve has a 1,000-contact phone book with room in each entry for five phone numbers and two e-mail addresses. You can save callers to groups and pair them with a photo and one of 12 polyphonic ring tones. Other features include a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging, a calculator, a calendar, an alarm clock, a notepad, and a world clock. A speakerphone is also on board, as well as voice commands and dialing, a voice recorder, instant messaging, and e-mail.

Verizon doesn't have a generous reputation when it comes to Bluetooth but the Razr Maxx Ve actually makes good use of the feature. Available profiles include headset, hands-free calling, dial-up networking, stereo headset, and file transfer and object push for user-generated images and video. It's not totally liberated, but it is respectable when compared to phones such as the Motorola Slvr L7c, which excludes stereo headset and object exchange profiles. If you don't have a stereo Bluetooth headset available, you can use a wired headset to listen to your tunes. The Razr Maxx doesn't include one in the box, but it does come with an adapter for connecting your own 2.5mm headset to the mini-USB port.

As an EV-DO phone, the Razr Maxx Ve supports the full range of Verizon's 3G services, including the V Cast video service and the V Cast music store. The music player's interface is identical to those on other Verizon phones. You also have the option to purchase a variety of Verizon applications, including VZ Navigator and ChaperoneParent.



We were glad to see that the Razr Maxx Ve's camera has a flash.

The Razr Maxx Ve includes a 2-megapixel camera that takes pictures in four resolutions: 1,600x1,200; 1,280x960; 640x480; 320x240; and a special size for photo caller ID. Editing options are plentiful and include a self-timer, brightness and white balance controls, three color effects, 10 fun frames, and a digital zoom. The flash is quite bright and as previously mentioned, it's about time we see one on a Razr. The autofocus is another good addition, but you can use the aforementioned control on the hinge to focus your shots as well. On the downside, it's rather annoying that you can't activate the camera for self-portraits when the phone is closed. Instead, you must open the handset, press the camera control, then close the Razr Maxx Ve before taking your shot with the smart key on the left spine.



The Razr Maxx Ve has decent photo quality.

The camcorder takes clips with sound in two resolutions (320x240 and 176x144). Clips meant for multimedia messages are capped at 15 seconds, but you can shoot for as long as the available memory permits. The brightness and white balance are adjustable, and you can select a color effect. The flash is usable as steady light. For saving your work, the Razr Maxx Ve has about 80MB of integrated memory, which is quite respectable. Photo quality was quite good, with sharp resolution and distinct color. Video quality was decent but nothing too impressive.

You can personalize the Razr Maxx Ve with a variety of wallpaper, screen savers, display themes, banners, clock formats, and alert sounds. You can download more options and more ringtones with the wireless Web browser. Extras on the phones are limited to demo versions of two games: Pac-Man and Texas Hold'em. If you want anything else, you'll have to purchase it. Verizon's VZW Web service provides a variety of content such as news, weather reports, and sports updates.