Droid Razr: The Phone the Future Promised Us
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- Written by Andrew Barrus
The Droid Razr is the newest Android powered smartphone in Motorola's arsenal with Big Red. Motorola's choice of the name Razr tells us quite a bit about their belief in this newest LTE Droid. The Razr was Motorola's flagship phone for years and still caries quite a bit of weight in the cellular industry with the Razr line having revolutionized mobile phones and still clinging to the title as the most sold flip phone. Motorola has sold over 130 million Razr flip phones over 4 years of production. The choice of the name Razr should be a sign that Motorola's got a new favorite in the smartphone race.
The new AT&T Tilt by HTC features an adjustable screen angle and slide-out QWERTY keyboard, perfect for those on the go. Whether you want to read or create emails, browse online or play a game, the screen can be positioned perfectly. As the first phone to offer tri-band UMTS and quad-band EDGE, the AT&T Tilt offers worldwide high-speed connectivity.
The size of a credit card, Verizon's MiFi 2200 is a game changing device, creating a WiFi internet hotspot for up to five devices of ANY kind wherever you travel, at a hotel or restaurant, at a seminar or meeting, or even in your car or on a train while moving.
Palm's new Centro is a smaller version of the very successful Treo line of cell phones, in a smaller form factor with all the same features and more speed. The Centro will be exclusive through Sprint in the United States in the beginning and is available in black or red.
Living in a post-iPhone world, every new cellular product introduction is met with the question, "Yeah, but can it beat the iPhone?" Google's new Nexxus One phone is certainly no exception, but it may very well be the first phone we have seen that can give Apple a run for their money.
Since
discovering the new Samsung A800, I have given up on my elusive search
for the phone that can do everything. The truth is that no phone can
be everything to everyone, so for the fickle mobile aficionados out
there, it is about picking and choosing what floats your boat at the
time you need to make your next cell phone purchase.
Its tiny. Its sleek. Its all the
rage right now. And it swivels open like a switchblade; neat. If you are into
music, this just might be the phone for you. The Juke definately gets points for style. When it is in its compact form, it
just looks like an edgy mp3 player sporting a turn-wheel interface much like the
'Chocolate'. On the side you'll find the standard rocker volume buttons, a 2.5
millimeter earphone jack, a data-port, and a convenient button-lock slider. The
screen, like the phone, is tiny but high-quality.
The
Nokia E62's big-button full QWERTY keyboard makes it one of our
favorite PDA phones, and while the processor is a bit slow and the
operating system takes a some getting used to, we think that the
best-in-breed web browser more than makes up for this phone's
short-comings. What makes this web-browser so amazing is their large
screen and the ability to surf full-sized web pages while zooming and
panning with the greatest of ease. For people who want to really surf
the web portably, the Nokia E62 is the phone for you.
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