CONS
none other than if you put a removable sd card in it then it freezez and randomly cuts off so dont put an sd in it

SUMMARY
amazing phone i,ve had it for 2 years very very reliable just dont put a micro sd card in it like i did it will eventually freeze and cut off randomly so i took the card out and never had a problem with it since!!! oh and the texting is the easiest and best texting ever!!! no pre inserting your numbers ]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/motorola-razr2-v9m.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_motorola-razr2-v9m&utm_campaign=PhoneDog10/7/2009 11:31:50 PMPROSLooks good,camera works well,display is good

CONS
Sound is poor,battery cover comes off too easely

SUMMARY
The sound is poor on booth regular phone and speaker phone-volume can not be turned up enough. If you drop the phone, the battery cover comes off and the battery comes out-every time. You can not easily review your speed dial numbers. I prefer my old LG phone over this one.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/motorola-razr2-v9m.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_motorola-razr2-v9m&utm_campaign=PhoneDog7/20/2008 11:43:39 PMPROSGreat Camera, sound, and calling.The service is great! Very Sleek.

CONS
The battery starts to dimmer after 8 Months of use without using music,Touch screen randomly goes off. Buttons get worn down and have to press harder to use them.

SUMMARY
Great Phone usually performs better then others. 2.0 camera. recommended]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/motorola-razr2-v9m.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_motorola-razr2-v9m&utm_campaign=PhoneDog7/16/2008 3:53:48 PM
The App Store is the big deal here.  Apple's got New York Times tech writer David Pogue in its back pocket, and was all too happy to let Pogue (a great video blogger, by the way) get Apple's main message across for them yesterday: "You're witnessing the birth of a third major computer platform: Windows, Mac OS X, iPhone."  If he's on the money - which I think he may well be - you could be looking at the future of Apple: mobile, connected computing on a cellphone-sized platform.  

Killer apps matter more to Apple's targeted user than the quality of iPhone's camera or availability of stereo Bluetooth.  Yesterday we saw mobile eBay, GPS-aware social networking, games, a blogging app, a personalized news feed app, and some medical industry stuff ... and, oh yeah, "mobile Garage Band" (actually, it's called "Band") ... and that's just the very tip of the iceberg.  Developers have roundly been praising the iPhone SDK as a great environment to build in, and Apple's got that $100 VC fund set up to fuel iPhone app development.  

Heck, just take a look at all of the stuff developed for the Jailbroken iPhone community without any Apple support at all.  That should give you an idea of the excitement swirling around iPhone as computer, and it's only going to grow with actual development tools and an Apple-built distribution model in place.  

Microsoft exchange support, along with some very barebones support for MS Office documents (read-only) is the real beginning of Apple's assault on the RIM BlackBerry's stranglehold on the enterprise smartphone world.  iPhone's virtual keyboard will never be as easy to type on as BlackBerry's real one, but it's definitely workable once you get used to it.  As Apple often does, they released iPhone version 1 as something of a "Paid Public Beta," and have listened to the feedback that matters to their big picture plans, implementing what looks to be robust contacts search in the version two software.  They're also throwing a bone to corporate IT shops with limited closed distribution of custom enterprise apps for iPhone.

Finally, Mobile Me may turn out to be little more than a failed rebranding of a failed Apple service - .Mac.  But it could turn out to be something pretty cool for college kids, soccer moms, and small business owners who aren't beholden to their Outlook apps and MS Exchange servers.  Apple's demo of Mobile Me's three-way syncing of calendars, contacts, push Email, and photos between desktop/laptop, Web interface, and iPhone was pretty slick, I must say.  I don't know if tech geeks like me will pony up $99/year for something we can cobble together ourselves using free tools like iGoogle, but ask me again after I take advantage of that 60-day trial.  I'd love to see Mobile Me come free, or at least cheaper, with the purchase of an iPhone.

Which brings me to my last point.  Apple fired another cannon blast across the bow of the cell phone industry by cutting iPhone's price to $199/299.  This brings the best all-around device in the industry in line, price-wise, with everyone else's best offerings.  Yes, AT&T raised their data plan rates and cut bundled messaging, effectively raising iPhone's lifetime cost of ownership despite the price cut on the hardware itself.  But most consumers won't care - we tend not to look at the long term, for better or for worse.  

A $199 iPhone makes a $299 Vu (AT&T), $199 Venus and $249 RAZR2 (Verizon) look overpriced.  And what's Sprint going to do with their still unpriced Samsung Instinct, which they've been marketing as a direct competitor to iPhone?  Just as Apple made everybody else scramble to jump on the touchscreen media phone train a year ago, now they're going to make them all rethink their stances on pricing and downloadable applications.  

Whatever you think of Apple and iPhone, you've got to agree:  This is all nothing but good for consumers.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/blog/iphone-3g-apple-vs-the-world.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_motorola-razr2-v9m&utm_campaign=PhoneDog6/11/2008 12:00:00 AMPROSGreat sound,Excellent Camera.

CONS
Some pictures can become corrupt and not show on the phone. The charger, if you buy your own or use the one the manufacturer gives you goes out within 2 or 3 months to where you have to maneuver the charger in the port to get the phone to charge.

SUMMARY
The phone looks Great and has is very technologically efficient, but it doesn't exceed much past its predecessor.]]>http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/motorola-razr2-v9m.aspx?utm_source=Rss&utm_medium=CellPhone_motorola-razr2-v9m&utm_campaign=PhoneDog5/20/2008 4:47:36 PMMotorola RAZR2 V9m available with an Alltel Wireless calling plan for only $99.99 starting September 13, 2007.  Announced for future Alltel customers, the RAZR2 V9m is slimmer then its predecessors and has been updated with great new features including a 2 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth technology, larger internal and external screens, and video capture.

Shop today for a new Alltel Wireless calling plan while taking advantage of the offer from Let's Talk for this great new device for only $99.99 after $100 mail-in rebate.*

*Don't forget Let's Talk changes their specials daily, so take advantage of this great RAZR2 V9m special with Alltel!