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Motorola Droid Razr

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(i like the look of the phone, as well as all the docking crap it seems to have for it.)
 
sgrinavi said:
Fugly? I like it
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That, dear sir, is an opinion!

I think it looks nice, BUT I hate the fact that Motorola seems intent on not figuring out how to make the device one thickness. "Oh man... we either have to research 40$ mil to figure this out or just keep this hump and make everyone get used to it.. hmm.. HUMP IT IS!"

I do like the look of the phone, but I wish they would get rid of that stupid hump that seems to take place in everyone of their phones save for a few.
 
sgrinavi said:
Fugly? I like it
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Yeah it's all down to personal preference I suppose. To me it looks really fussy, all clashing materials and unnecessary angles. Although some of that might be just the promo photos.

Still I don't buy my phones on looks so it's not too bad.
 
HDMI and micro USB on the top with the headphone jack

power on the side

having the connectors on the top is how they got it so thin
 
dlock13 said:
That, dear sir, is an opinion!

I think it looks nice, BUT I hate the fact that Motorola seems intent on not figuring out how to make the device one thickness. "Oh man... we either have to research 40$ mil to figure this out or just keep this hump and make everyone get used to it.. hmm.. HUMP IT IS!"

I do like the look of the phone, but I wish they would get rid of that stupid hump that seems to take place in everyone of their phones save for a few.
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They could make the phone 2 mm thicker and make it flat, but then you can't claim to be the thinnest 🙂
 
sygyzy said:
This might have trumped Nexus Prime for me just because it has a 4.3" display instead of the massive Prime one.
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That's because the RAZR has hardware buttons, whereas the Nexus loses those and the space gets added to the screen size, so it won't actually make as much a difference as you think.


dlock13 said:
That, dear sir, is an opinion!

I think it looks nice, BUT I hate the fact that Motorola seems intent on not figuring out how to make the device one thickness. "Oh man... we either have to research 40$ mil to figure this out or just keep this hump and make everyone get used to it.. hmm.. HUMP IT IS!"

I do like the look of the phone, but I wish they would get rid of that stupid hump that seems to take place in everyone of their phones save for a few.
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I actually like the bump, it kinda let's the phone sit and hang onto my hand when I talk (at least that's how it was with the Droid X). To me it's like having a uniformly shaped cup versus one that has a smaller base and wider top. The uniform design is not as nice when holding up.
 
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dlock13 said:
That, dear sir, is an opinion!

I think it looks nice, BUT I hate the fact that Motorola seems intent on not figuring out how to make the device one thickness. "Oh man... we either have to research 40$ mil to figure this out or just keep this hump and make everyone get used to it.. hmm.. HUMP IT IS!"

I do like the look of the phone, but I wish they would get rid of that stupid hump that seems to take place in everyone of their phones save for a few.
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The reason they have the hump is to hold the camera internals. You have two options. Make everything the same thickness (as the hump) or have the hump and a thin rest of the phone. Your choice.
 
Red Storm said:
That's because the RAZR has hardware buttons, whereas the Nexus loses those and the space gets added to the screen size, so it won't actually make as much a difference as you think.
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I see what you mean. I hope you are right. I'd really like to see either phone in real life. I was playing with the Galaxy S II on AT&T and it is ok but honestly feels big to me. Someone I know is testing the Prime and his complaint is that it's impossible to use the phone with one hand. Your thumb can't reach extremes of the screen for things like hitting icons, sliding the notification bar, etc.
 
That's up in the air. Google Dev phoves have traditionally always been totally open, so people are wondering how Verizon is going to handle that. I don't think Google would have been sure ok on locking it just because Verizon asked. No point in it being a dev phone if it was then.
 
AznAnarchy99 said:
Does that mean the Nexus Prime might be locked down as well?
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Yes, if it is not a Nexus.

Every other Nexus has been sold in another similar form as a mainstream device. I still think Verizon will have the Nexus Prime, but it won't be a Nexus. Same phone, but with a "Droid" name, lockdown and Verizon's bloat.
 
Everything the iPhone 5 was supposed to be.

Thinner. Larger screen. LTE. Better construction (I imagine this will fair even better than an SGS2 in a drop test, and miles ahead of the iP4S).
 
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