Can’t wait to get your hands on Motorola’s new Droid RAZR, the phone that’s so cool it doesn’t need lowercase letters or the proper amount of vowels? Then head over to Verizon’s website, as ...

It it really, truly “impossibly” thin? With “unstoppable power”? A device ready-made for America’s “fastest and most reliable 4G network”? Hey, what do you expect Verizon and Motorola to say when they ...

Verizon, as well as MVNOs that use its network, have delayed the availability of the Motorola Razr to May 22. The original launch date of the Razr was May 15, and this delay only affects Verizon, as ...

Motorola has confirmed a delayed Razr (2025) launch at Verizon carriers while rumors swirl. The 2025 Motorola Razr lineup launched on May 15 and was supposed to go on sale through Verizon on that date ...

The new Motorola Razr 2025 is now available from Verizon, with an MSRP of $599. You can also finance it for $16.67 per month for 36 months. Verizon will be offering the Razr 2025 in PANTONE Spring Bud ...

Yes, the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx is another in a seemingly perpetual flood of Droid smartphones from Verizon. And yes, we got the Droid Razr just two months before the Maxx hit.

The new motorola razr is coming to Verizon, and it’s smarter, sleeker and more iconic than ever. With moto ai built in, it does more of the thinking for you — organizing notes, creating playlists and ...

Motorola and Verizon have delayed the release of the Razr 2025, pushing back its launch date and forcing customers to wait a little bit longer before they can purchase the new phone. When Motorola ...

Motorola Mobility, once king of the cellphone business, is apparently tired of being treated as an also-ran. First impressions of the new Droid Razr smartphone, introduced Tuesday and available next ...

The Motorola Razr 2025 is now available at Verizon, starting at $599 or just $16.67/month over 36 months. Even better, you can get it for free with any smartphone trade-in on a qualifying myPlan. The ...

Eager to snag Motorola’s new clamshell? You’ll have to cool your heels another week. Verizon updated its blog post, Motorola issued a “timeline adjusted” statement, and that’s the entire explanation ...