The year 2010 was simply phenomenal for mobile handset junkies or rather for just about every techie. There were loads of new innovations and lots of promises being fulfilled. Among the few innovations that had really made an impact world over was the Motorola Defy that truly defied handset engineering logic by being fully functional even under water. Sometimes when fantasy mixes up with reality it really proves to be a great combination and that’s exactly what has happened in this case. Some mobile phone reviews even reported that the device was simply a rumor by Motorola but when Motorola finally launched the handset in UK within the year end of 2010, it went down pretty well with the general UK mobile buying mass.

Motorola phones were never known for their build quality. In fact, some Motorola phones even got criticized for being too fancy. For a company to come up with such a robust product is simply incredible to say the least. According to Motorola Defy review, The Defy packs in a 3.7 inch scratch resistant gorilla glass display that also has a built in Accelerometer, Proximity sensor along with complete multi touch operation support. Now that Motorola will be launching the updated Motorola Defy as pointed out by Motorola Defy review, UK users can look forward to the innovative Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS.

On the plus side, Motorola haven’t changed anything externally. You still get the same old rubberized body structure on the same old metallic black outfit. Though there were talks within mobile phone reviews about Motorola possibly contemplating overclocking the 800MHz Cortex-A8 processor, but such a feat never materialized. Also present on this Quadband 3G handset is a powerful GPS system that seems upgraded thanks to the inclusion of the latest ‘MOTO NAV’ navigation software.

Looking close at the Motorola Defy review, users will get to notice that the Defy gets enhanced in the field of web browsing with the inclusion of Flash 10.1 support and Motorola have also fitted the device with a dedicated MIC that features a live Active noise cancellation system. Motorola Defy review suggest the sound and video quality to be of top notch thanks to the addition of  a few extra codec’s along with video enhancing software’s embedded right within the Android 2.2 OS.

On the downside, contemporary mobile phone reviews suggest that the battery does give away pretty soon.  This was kind of expected as Motorola has also upgraded the Defy to the new MOTOBLUR UI that supports multiple live widgets and precisely shows all the active programs running on the device. The updated UI though looks and feels supremely impressive, but it’s one of the prime reasons behind draining of the battery life.