What if the Motorola Atrix had it right all along? Do you remember the Motorola Atrix? Probably **t — it wasn't the best smartphone around when it was released and it was basically a flop in terms of sales. That said, it did have one very intriguing feature in its day: Webtop, which was software specifically designed to let you interact with your smartphone using a mouse and keyboard if you plugged it into a laptop dock. While practically ** one used this feature, it did hint at an intriguing vision in which smartphones become our primary*computing devices that we can carry with us everywhere and plug into assorted docks to use on different size screens.
04-29-2014, 06:40 AM
What if the Motorola Atrix had it right all along?
Do you remember the Motorola Atrix? Probably **t — it wasn't the best smartphone around when it was released and it was basically a flop in terms of sales. That said, it did have one very intriguing feature in its day: Webtop, which was software specifically designed to let you interact with your smartphone using a mouse and keyboard if you plugged it into a laptop dock. While practically ** one used this feature, it did hint at an intriguing vision in which smartphones become our primary*computing devices that we can carry with us everywhere and plug into assorted docks to use on different size screens.
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