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Davenport, FL | Can we really be surprised? Motorola may have invented the wireless phone at some point (largely due to inspiration of the communicator from Star Trek, so the story goes), but the Razr stopped being trendy, and they've not had a standout success since. They may've come out with the ROKR, but that thing was so bad that Apple went into the mobile phone business with the iPhone to fix all the problems the ROKR had.
Motorola design isn't exactly famous for a lot of (good) things. Yes, the latest iterations of the RAZR are good, but look how long it took to get to where they could be reliable. Can't have been too long ago when the RAZR was considered an epic piece of *expletive* for reception and call quality.
And Motorola has some laughably bad reputation for battery life. Even now, right after a fresh charge, my h505 bluetooth headset (not much more than a couple of months old now) will start going into beeeping fits about low battery.  And you can't even get half your battery life on any of their phones after a year's worth of usage.
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