Why the DROID Razr probably isn't the Phone for You

Lately in smartphone news, there has been great hype over the new, updated, Droid Razr. The phone came out yesterday, November 11th. If you don't already know, This is a dual-core phone, dual-cameras, 4GLTE, and a Super AMOLED display. The big selling point: It's the thinnest smartphone on the market. Which leads me to think that a lot of people shouldn't be getting this phone. Now sure, if you aren't clumsy with your phone, or you don't excessively use your smartphone, then these don't apply to you. But If so, keep on reading.
The only reason I say this Razr might not be for you, is if you just "want" the thinnest phone. After I state these reasons, you might second guess upgrading your phone... unless you're coming from the original Razr.
Let's start with battery issues. If you're a power user; or even just use your phone a lot; you'll probably be putting an extended battery on this phone, especially since it's dual-core, and 4GLTE. These facts ruin the point of the"worlds thinnest phone". Also, since this phone is pretty expensive, you want to protect it. Meaning, there will be a case on the phone. What's the point anymore?

Motorola RAZR Heading to AT&T?

The Motorola Droid RAZR was announced last week and we already know it will be heading off to Verizon with some blazing fast 4G LTE. Earlier today, it seems that the same RAZR has passed through the FCC with some AT&T bands, which means the Verizon "DROID" won't be present in the name.



It would make sense for Motorola to release a freshly remodeled RAZR to multiple carriers like they did with the original RAZR. If this phone makes it to AT&T, I actually might consider this over my iPhone! I guess we all just have to wait and see until then.