The Motorola DROID RAZR M is Verizon’s first RAZR-branded mid end phone. It packs a Snapdragon S4 Plus dual core running at 1.5GHz, 1GB of RAM, a 4.3″ edge-to-edge Super AMOLED Advanced qHD display, 8GB of storage with a microSD card slot, an 8MP camera with a VGA front facing camera, 2,000 mAh battery, and happens to be splash proof. Can it play with the big boys, or is it just another budget phone?
Basil? Haha bezel.
Funny, I absolutely hate on screen buttons. They make the screens look significantly smaller. Might as well double the size of the basil on the bottom. I love how, with my galaxy s 3, the buttons disappear when not in use. And I also get all of my screen without any ugly overlays.I only wish they had made the home button capacitive, or at least less obvious, on my galaxy s3.when I held my old rezound up next to the razor m, the razor am looks significantly smaller in screen size because of the on screen buttons.
youllreachus It's a matter of personal taste. I can definitely appreciate the hardware buttons on my Note II, which is my personal phone. My preference isn't either way, but I love both. All your points are completely valid.
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and keep in mind that I also don't have to, like some other on screen buttons, have to tap them to get them to come up and then tap them again to use the function. I can also adjust how long the light comes on when I tap them, or I can have the light remain completely off. That is the ultimate in clean looks.
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