If you've read our Moto X review, you'll find a few similarities
here with the interface. To start, the Droid Ultra is running
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean with a custom skin or user interface.
Motorola Droid Ultra review  Let's start with the phone sitting
on your desk - it's turned on, but it's asleep and doing
virtually nothing. When the device senses movement, the time
comes on along with any notifications you might have.  The phone
invites you to press and hold on the notification, and then it
tells you what you can do with that. You can either drag your
finger downward and unlock your device, or you can drag it
upward and get a preview of your notifications.  Once your phone
is on, you'll be illuminated in a bright Verizon red color,
along with a widget that tells you the date, time, local weather
and battery percentage. Having all this information is useful,
so we've left that widget alone despite its machine-like looks.
Motorola Droid Ultra review  If you flip the circles that
comprise the widget, you'l