Motorola's New Droid RAZR Smartphones Close-up

Motorola introduced three new RAZR smartphones, all 4G LTE models available from Verizon. How do they stack up vs. the Samsung Galaxy S III or the upcoming iPhone 5? Well, each thin Maxx will let you chat longer on a single battery charge than any other smartphone. Here's a closer look at each.

By: Stewart Wolpin

September 6, 2012

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Motorola New RAZR Smartphone Family

Held by a mutant three-armed person, these are the first Motorola phones since the venerable company was bought by Google. From left to right, the Droid RAZR HD, the Droid M (which is now available for pre-sale for $99.99) and the Droid RAZR HD Maxx. All three connect via 4G LTE and will be sold by Verizon. The two HDs each have 4.7-inch screens (the M sports a 4.3-inch screen) and all three can be upgraded to the new Android OS, have Google's Chrome Web browser pre-installed, Jelly Bean, in a few months.

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Anonymous | Sep 9, 2012

Your search bar loads in the middle of the page in Chrome and IE8. Your rendering is horribly fouled up. Do you test this stuff? Or maybe you hired your SIL's college student son on summer break?