COOL: Check out The New Motorola Droid Maxx

The Droid MAXX is thin, has more battery life of 48 hours. It's $300. It feels comfortable to hold with a soft touch finish on the back. It's snappy and smooth, and responds quickly to touch.

The MAXX takes really nice photos, and quickly. It performs especially well in low light. See more photo after the cut.

The Features

Here's the fancy feature lineup you get with all these new Droids. First is Touchless Control, which is basically a hands-free way to use your phone with your voice. You can wake up features like Google Now, just using the sound of your voice. For example, if you lose your phone, you can say "Okay Google Now, call my Droid." And your phone will light up and make noise so you can find it.

There's also Quick Draw, which lets you take photos in a snap by simply flicking your wrist to shake the phone. We tried it out and it wakes the phone up in a split second. Then if you want to see your photos, you swipe right. If you want to see the settings, just swipe left. It's a really convenient way to use your camera.

Also notable is Droid Zap, which lets you share photos and videos with anyone who's within 300 feet of you. Take a photo and swipe up with two fingers, and it'll send the photo over to a friend. It worked in less than 10 seconds, and if privacy is a concern, you can protect the stuff you're sending with a PIN.