Motorola TITANIUM

Awesome speakerphone. Nice physical keyboard. Long battery life.

Unacceptably slow performance. Obsolete version of Android. 1994-era data speeds. Poor video recording and playback.

Android and Apps I rarely experience rage when reviewing mobile phones. I'm known in the industry as a pretty forgiving guy. But the Titanium is so slow, it made me want to throw it out the window. Its Freescale processor is slower and more inefficient...

A rugged smartphone with crystal clear calls, the Motorola Titanium will be ideal for site workers who want to check email and social media. But without Wi-Fi access other connected smartphone features are slow.

Good 5-megapixel camera; excellent call quality; rugged phone; good battery life; Direct Connect features; great physical keyboard

Terrible, slow processor; iDEN network; Motorola's UI is not the best one out there; ships with an outdated version of the OS; keyboard is great but may be too small for some

As the Teen Lifestyle Editor, I mainly work with and test mid-range and low-end smartphones. I understand what they're capable of and I appreciate their place in the market. The Titanium, however, doesn't have a place in the market. The features are...