(Wireless Phone)      I have been waiting for
this phone for quite a while and have snapned the 
internet looking for reviews on this thing before 
i bought it. I have had this phone from 11/11/11
and since launch time.Here are some key things i
will review to help you make your decision
(hopefully)Let me first tell you WHY i got the
droid razr. A midst the launch of many great cell 
phones i chose the droid razr because of a few
reasons. First let me tell you i talk on the
phone about 700 minutes a month, majority of my
phone calls are to my family and taking care of
business. The remainder i spend my time surfing
the web, doing HW, downloading things etc. This
means that i will be looking at this phone from
both a productivity and multimedia standpoint. I
am never home because i am always at school with
projects involved in research etc. Thus whatever
time i get to connect with family, i use this
phone to do it, i have a newborn baby at home so
i don't get to spend as much time with her as i
wish, this phones front facing 1.3 MP camera does 
a fantastic job relaying my photo over, although
i wish it had a wider mm lense, so it could
produce a bit of a wider picture, same goes for
the rear facing camera.The 4g connectivity is
what sets this phone apart from everything else,
its fantastic, and especially if you're
grandfathered in (as i am) to unlimited, the
possibilities are quite endless. With that being
said i will break down my reviewPhone- As in
voice calling, call qualityCall quality through
the earpiece has been phenomenal, i have been
very amazing how clear the phone calls have been
and how well i can hear them.As you make phone
calls, the favorites starts putting contacts in
this bar as you call your favorite people since
those become your most frequently contacted
within your favorites- Very intuitive feature, i
really like it.Speakerphone quality is not the
best, i would give the best sounding speakerphone 
to the iPhone, it's very good in terms of
producing natural sounding conversation, the
Razr, not so much, at the highest volume you will 
notice crackling, though keep in mind we are
talking about a phone call, not music playback.-
ProductivityI find the functionality of being
able to pull up my research documents and
homework assignments very quickly through the
network and the phone. The phone handles pdf,
doc, etc files very well, i have noticed no
lag.In addition, i love how i can edit a file on
the phone itself, email it to whoever i want, OR
upload it to my boxnet account and make it
available to all of my colleagues through a link; 
i never have to touch a laptop.-Web
ExperienceHere i have to add, i don't know why
the heck Motorola decided to put in 2 steps in
order to be able to bookmark a page, its stupid,
i should be able to click add and ok. Not click
bookmark, which takes me to another page, then
click add, then name it then ok. That i think is
a burden.Websites load fantastic, there aren't
any websites that have slowed this phone down,
and I am very satisfied. Flash is not quite
completely obsolete yet, and quite a few sites,
important sites, utilize flash. Although i will
agree with Steve jobs that flash is a piece of
power hogging uselessness.-MusicPhones does a
great job with music, and when you lock the
screen you can see what's playing, touch it, and
it will allow you to stop, skip to the next track 
and skip back. The speakerphone quality here is
descent, not the best but descent, i watch a lot
of Netflix and it gets the job done, nothing i
would return the phone over with.Battery life-If
you video chat on 4g, your batter will die in 30
minutes, from 100%-0%. It is not necessary to
carry a portable charger, for the average user,
(i am a Super power user) a day's worth of batter 
is something this phone can provide and
more.-Screen The screen maybe pentile, but the
only time it makes a difference is when your
typing, the boxes around the letters just don't
look right. I just love the display though. I
know the HTC Rezound is coming out, but I used to 
have an EVO and the phone just started having
issues after 1 year. -Brand Ok, Motorola, I used
to work there, and by no means do I have a bias
towards Motorola, infact quite the opposite can
be said. However, Google bought Motorola
mobility, and the thing is, in the future, moto
and Google will be quite close, that to me puts
everything at an advantage vs. the Samsung brand. 
I've always had a gripe about Samsung phones
feeling too cheap, they just feel cheap. -Speed
The phone is very zippy, only lag is Moto cast.
There are absolutely no complaints in zippiness
of the phone. Quality and feel-  I don't notice
in my pocket, and I love that. By no means does
it feel cheap. It is