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Review: The Linux-Based Motorola RAZR2 V8

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“PureMobile sent us in the brand new Motorola handset, second
generation RAZR: the Linux-based V8. One of the most sleek and
most-wanted phones in the market, and we take it for a serious
spin.

“The RAZR2 V8 is a quad-band GSM and EDGE phone, it features two
240×320 TFT screens (one internal 2.2″ and one external touchscreen
2.0″), 512 MBs internal storage out of which 420 MBs are
accessible, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support, a microUSB
charging/data/audio port, and a 2 MP camera without flash…”


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