Razr in the Box

Razr in the Box
Écrit par
Clint Boulton
Clint Boulton
Published: Nov 10, 2011
Updated: Feb 2, 2021
2 minute read
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Razr in the Box

1

The Razr’s Box boasts Motorola’s most creative packaging yet.


Fresh From the Box

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The Droid Razr, unboxed. The phone is 5.1 inches long, 2.7 inches wide and only 0.28 inches thick, besting the S II. It also weighs a nice, light 4.5 ounces.


Razr Thin

3

You need some perspective to imagine 0.28 inches. Here it is: the Razr next to this pen. That’s a thin phone.


Camera

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The 8-megapixel rear-facing camera offers 1080p video capture.


Dual-Core Processor

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The Razr runs on Verizon’s 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) network, providing more application processing punch.


Motoblur Widgets

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Try the Motoblur contacts widget. Pull it down.


Contacts

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Just swipe down on the contacts tiles to expand them like so.


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Google+

8

The Google+ App for Android looks crisp on the Razr.


Easier to Follow Google+ Contacts

9

Following Google+ users used to be a chore on the mobile app, but version 2.1 has made it a snap.


Keyboard

10

The keyboard on this phone is different, offering a dark black background against which rest bright, white soft keys.


Netflix

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Netflix is preinstalled on the Razr, affording users an easy on-ramp to their content.


Sharp Content Display

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TV and movie content looks great on the Razr’s Super AMOLED Advanced display with qHD (Quarter High Definition) 960×540 resolution.


Fast Movie Downloads

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One of the reasons Netflix played so well is the network, which according to Ookla Speedtest offered 16M bps download speeds and 6.5M bps upload speeds.


Photos

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Pictures and videos also look great. The shutter whirred from shot to shot with almost no latency.


Smart Actions

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The Motorola Smart Actions app automatically turns down the Razr’s ringer when they step into work, changes the settings to save batter life or sends a text to someone if you miss their call.

Clint Boulton

Clint Boulton is a ServerWatch contributor and a senior writer for CIO.com covering IT leadership, the CIO role, and digital transformation.

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