OMG awesome phone. What a leap from my Droid X. Its extremely responsive and thanks to Motorola's powerful radio I get 4G where no one else seems to be able to. One of my colleagues has a GN and can not get 4G where I can. I haven't been able to put this thing down. I was never a big fan of Moto Blur but I have to say Motorola has done a pretty good job with it.
In particular, I loved the Smart Actions application. Last night I set up Smart Actions to send a text message to my kids to remind them when their curfews were during the week -- 30 minutes before their curfew.
The Razr is an extremely well built phone that has a build quality to match its price -- unlike the GN which felt like a flimsy cheap device. Even though the Razr is missing ICS, which it will get eventually, it is the best 4G LTE phone on the market by far.
So what if you can change the battery on the GN, has anyone seen how flimsy the battery panel is on that thing -- I don't think that it is something you would want to do often. If the GN had been built by Motorola, I don't think that that would be the case.
I'm sorry if I piss off any GN owners but aside from the GN's display and ICS, Droid Razr is a far better phone. If the GN didn't have ICS it would be considered as a sub-par phone. So I guess any one that buys it is paying a premium for ICS which the Razr will get eventually anyway.
The only phone that might ever lure me away from my new Razr in the short run is another Razr -- Razr Maxx.
In particular, I loved the Smart Actions application. Last night I set up Smart Actions to send a text message to my kids to remind them when their curfews were during the week -- 30 minutes before their curfew.
The Razr is an extremely well built phone that has a build quality to match its price -- unlike the GN which felt like a flimsy cheap device. Even though the Razr is missing ICS, which it will get eventually, it is the best 4G LTE phone on the market by far.
So what if you can change the battery on the GN, has anyone seen how flimsy the battery panel is on that thing -- I don't think that it is something you would want to do often. If the GN had been built by Motorola, I don't think that that would be the case.
I'm sorry if I piss off any GN owners but aside from the GN's display and ICS, Droid Razr is a far better phone. If the GN didn't have ICS it would be considered as a sub-par phone. So I guess any one that buys it is paying a premium for ICS which the Razr will get eventually anyway.
The only phone that might ever lure me away from my new Razr in the short run is another Razr -- Razr Maxx.
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