The Razr's Return

This ain't the flip phone that you had in high school. This is a new phone that has the thin and sleek qualities of the old phone:

Motorola Mobility unveiled Tuesday the Droid Razr, an 7.1-millimeter thin handset that Chief Executive Sanjay Jha said is the world's thinnest smartphone. The Droid Razr is powered by Google's Android operating system and runs on Verizon Wireless' 4G LTE network. It will be available in early November and cost $299.99 with a two-year contract.

It's a technological juggernaut:

The device has as much processing power as a typical PC, allowing for faster Web browsing and multitasking, or running simultaneous applications. It also has a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a splashguard, which Jha described as nanotechnology that protects against water damage.

The problem for the Razr is that the new Samsung phone is supposed to be introduced in a couple hours and it's supposed to be better than this phone. I'm not saying this phone isn't great, it is exactly that. The Samsung is supposedly even better as far as the features are concerned. This looks like a very intriguing gadget though.