Now we know that the question on every Android fan's mind is why in on earth can't other phone makers replicate Motorola's groundbreaking 3300mAh battery fit in a 9mm thin body, as we find it in the DROID RAZR MAXX.
Motorola just outed a promo video that makes this question move from the subconscious of our minds to the front and center, testing the phone's battery life while navigating against two current handsets, the Apple iPhone 4S and the HD screen-touting LG Spectrum.
Needless to say, the RAZR MAXX had about half the battery left when the iPhone 4S died down at the 3:45 hours mark, and the LG Spectrum, with its fairly large 1830mAh juice box fared even worse, at 2:27 hours. LG's phone and the RAZR MAXX were connected to Verizon's LTE network, while the iPhone 4S had to maintain just a 3G connection, and the test was done with the carrier's own Navigator service.
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