Motorola RAZR - The Icon's Return

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Motorola RAZR - The Icon's Return

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A very interesting Android Phone, this is what the Motorola RAZR is all about. The phone features a 4.3 inch high-resolution (540 x 960) Super AMOLED Advanced screen.

A very interesting Android Phone, this is what the Motorola RAZR is all about. The phone features a 4.3 inch high-resolution (540 x 960) Super AMOLED Advanced screen. It also comes with squared edges, KEVLAR back panel, and a bumped back for its 8MP camera sensor.

Now onto the most interesting part of this phone the internals. Inside, you will find a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor. You will also get a 4GB storage space for your apps and whatever you want to save on this phone. You will also receive and onboard media partition of 8GB worth of space for your photos, music, etc.

The phone's raise back (for its camera sensor) is a design which is new to RAZR. It adds a touch of retro-70's to the phone's overall look. The phone's new power button is quite easy to access. It also sits perfectly where it is at now.

This phone won't slip easily; this is all thanks to its rubberized seal that you will find around the center of the phone's sides. You will also find a tiny door that hides the SD and SIM card slots. You will also fall in love with the phone's Gorilla glass screen. It feels solid and smooth. The slight curve to the edges of the glass adds a bit of style. Its capacitive touch screen buttons won't fail you. They will also get that automatic backlit if and when the phone's sensor detects poor lighting.

As mentioned earlier, the phone ships with Super AMOLED Advanced display. It is capable of giving you very high-contrast. Everything is crisp and crystal clear with this phone. With the phone's dual-core processor, you will enjoy running things smoothly and quickly. Your home screens and your widgets won't cause this phone to slow down a bit.

When it comes to the phone's OS (Android 2.3.5) and UI, you will be able to get resizable home screen widgets and you will also get custom Motorola software tweaks (onboard) with DLNA integration. The phone's notification field will allow you to close individual notifications. You can dismiss some while you save some at the same time.

The return of the RAZR makes Motorola a competition to consider. It is not here to take the back seat, but instead it is here to make some noise. There are many things that this Android phone can give. It is not just about its svelte look or its powerful internals; it is actually about the different things that you can enjoy with it without having to pay more.

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<h1>Motorola RAZR - The Icon's Return</h1> Author: <a href='http://www.articleseen.com/profile_Sethe Gomez.aspx'>Sethe Gomez</a> A very interesting Android Phone, this is what the Motorola RAZR is all about. The phone features a 4.3 inch high-resolution (540 x 960) Super AMOLED Advanced screen. It also comes with squared edges, KEVLAR back panel, and a bumped back for its 8MP camera sensor.

Now onto the most interesting part of this phone the internals. Inside, you will find a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor. You will also get a 4GB storage space for your apps and whatever you want to save on this phone. You will also receive and onboard media partition of 8GB worth of space for your photos, music, etc.

The phone's raise back (for its camera sensor) is a design which is new to RAZR. It adds a touch of retro-70's to the phone's overall look. The phone's new power button is quite easy to access. It also sits perfectly where it is at now.

This phone won't slip easily; this is all thanks to its rubberized seal that you will find around the center of the phone's sides. You will also find a tiny door that hides the SD and SIM card slots. You will also fall in love with the phone's Gorilla glass screen. It feels solid and smooth. The slight curve to the edges of the glass adds a bit of style. Its capacitive touch screen buttons won't fail you. They will also get that automatic backlit if and when the phone's sensor detects poor lighting.

As mentioned earlier, the phone ships with Super AMOLED Advanced display. It is capable of giving you very high-contrast. Everything is crisp and crystal clear with this phone. With the phone's dual-core processor, you will enjoy running things smoothly and quickly. Your home screens and your widgets won't cause this phone to slow down a bit.

When it comes to the phone's OS (Android 2.3.5) and UI, you will be able to get resizable home screen widgets and you will also get custom Motorola software tweaks (onboard) with DLNA integration. The phone's notification field will allow you to close individual notifications. You can dismiss some while you save some at the same time.

The return of the RAZR makes Motorola a competition to consider. It is not here to take the back seat, but instead it is here to make some noise. There are many things that this Android phone can give. It is not just about its svelte look or its powerful internals; it is actually about the different things that you can enjoy with it without having to pay more.

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