subject: Comparing the Motorola Bravo vs the Apple iPhone 4 [print this page] Comparing the Motorola Bravo vs the Apple iPhone 4
In the constantly growing smart phone market, the Motorola Bravo is one of the most recent additions to the list. It hit the market just a few weeks ago this November on the 8th, and is available for the relatively inexpensive price of $130 once you send in all the required rebates and take advantage of the discounts offered upon its release. An AT&T contract is required for this phone. But after considering everything into account, the Bravo is a very good cheap smart phone when compared to a higher tier of smart phone, the Apple iPhone 4.
However, just because the Motorola Bravo is much cheaper than the iPhone 4 doesn't mean lots of people have not already begun to compare the two smart phones. It is inevitable these days, that when a new smart phone hits the market, someone out there will want to know how it stacks up to every other smart phone out there, including the iPhone 4. To sum it up, the Motorola Bravo offers less features than its higher counterpart, the iPhone 4.
The phone you want really depends on what you need out of a smart phone. For example, just take the screens of the two smart phones. On the iPhone 4, you get a 3.5 inch touch screen display with a super high density of 326 ppi, or pixels per inch, as well as 960 x 640 resolution. On the Motorola Bravo, you will need to be content with 854 x 480 of resolution, although the screen is ever so slightly larger at 3.7 inches.
The iPhone 4's high resolution and pixel density offers significantly sharper images, whether it's looking at pictures, watching movies, browinsg the internet, and more. However, if you aren't looking for high resolution displays and can deal with slightly less precise images, you should be fine with the Motorola 4's display. Similarly, the iPhone 4 comes with an impressive processor that will let you run all sorts of apps at high speed. Apple hasn't released the precise speed of the processor, but Motorola did for the Bravo, and it is 800 mhz. Either should be fast enough to do what you want within reason.
Another area where the phones can be compared is in the domain of accessories. You can buy dozens of accessories to complement your Bravo, such as a case or various chargers to keep your smart phone protected and fully charged while you are on the road. There are a lot of many accessories available for the iPhone 4 because of its larger popularity than the Motorola Bravo.
