Cost: TBD
The pressure is on Motorola to show the world it's not just a one-hit wonder. Three years after its blockbuster RAZR phone hit the market, Motorola is finally rolling out with what it hopes (and needs) to be the next big hit: the RAZR2.
Though similar at first glance to the original, the RAZR2 has twice the screen resolution of the original, is thinner and has a stainless steel internal frame. Here's the best part: Unlike the iPhone, which is relying on AT&T's EDGE network, the RAZR2 works on three networks (3G HSDPA, EVDO CDMA and GSM) so it's likely you won't have to switch carriers in order to get one.