Rumors have been flying for some time that Motorola would be launching its Droid RAZR today. The company made sure not to disappoint its fans and presented the device calling it an "impossibly thin" phone that features a stainless-steel core. Moreover, for those who are scared their screen may get scratched the Droid RAZR comes with a Gorilla Glass screen and a nanotechnology Splash-guard which managed to protect the electronic pieces inside the phone.
Motorola Mobility president Sanjay Jha declared their handset was the world’s thinnest phone, having a thickness of only 7.1mm. If you don’t care about the fact that it is thinner than all other 3G phones on the market, then you will most likely be interested by the fact that it runs on Verizon Wireless's 4G LTE network. Some countries will be calling the phone the Motorola RAZR. So far details on international carriers and network compatibility have not been released.
The phone has a 4.3-inch screen with qHD resolution. Like the Samsung Galaxy phones, its screen is not LCD, but Super AMOLED. As a result the device has a higher contrast and brighter colors. As far as the power department goes, the handset will feature a 1.2GHz dual-core processor. Moreover, it will be the first smartphone to “download HD movies from Netflix."
The device runs on Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread and also supports the webtop interface.
"You can stream content from your computer straight to your pocket (or purse) so your personal content is always within reach," said a press release about MotoCast, the phone’s syncing system. "And, because you don’t have to upload to a third-party site, you’re saving time while gaining peace of mind. That’s right — your files stay safe because they stay with you."
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