At the Consumer Electronics Show, Motorola showed us the Droid RAZR MAXX, a new Android phone with a tremendously long lasting battery.According to a new test undertaken by Laptop Magazine, the RAZR MAXX lasts a whopping eight hours and 25 minutes while browsing full time over its 4G LTE network.Second place went to the Droid Charge, which lasts six hours and 42 minutes. Samsung's new flagship device, the Galaxy Nexus, couldn't even make it to the four hour mark.What's perhaps most remarkable is that Motorola managed to squeeze such an enormous battery into a phone only .35 inches thick. Keep your eyes peeled next week for our full review of the Motorola Droid RAZR MAXX.Until now, the biggest problems with LTE phones has been poor battery
life. We had a tough time getting the Verizon Galaxy Nexus to last a full day with normal use, for example.We're testing the RAZR MAXX now, so stay tuned for our full review of the device next week.Don't Miss: Motorola's Sexy CES Booth Has A Phone That Lasts So Long You Can Watch Eight Movies In a Row On ItPlease follow SAI: Tools on Twitter and Facebook.Join the conversation about this story »See Also:Apple Just Beat Samsung To Become The Number One Smartphone Maker On The PlanetNokia's Best Windows Phone Will Reportedly Only Cost $100 When It Launches In The U.S.Steve Jobs Wanted To Put Lytro's Magical Camera Tech In The Next iPhone
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