I love my new RAZR. It's an upgrade from my sidekick, which was just a brick to talk on. I figured I could go do both, using the RAZR for voice, and sidekick for data.Unfortunately, T-mobile's customer service was so far below sub-par that you could throw a rock off the grand canyon and hear it hit bottom before reaching the depths of the hell that is their customer care system. 3 hours on hold is unacceptable even in India with outsourced tech support reading from a script.Anyway, onto the phone. I'm not going to read the specs off to you, if you navigated here on the big bad interweb, you're obviously smart enough to figure it out. Or your a bored housewife, or ex-felon, hell I don't care.The phone smudges a lot. It gets oily and dirty, that seems to especially be noticable on the center button of the arrowpad, though the non-convex hotkeys mitigate the problem somewhat. The screen and colors are rich. The stock ringtones are actually not bad, though being t-mobile a lot of them are thugged out gangsta. News for you t-mobile: we don't all live in the ATL, homey. It's a freaking Razr.....put some public domain classical music on there for all the lawyers and doctors out there. Also a picture of the Tmobile spokeswoman wouldn't hurt.....but I digress.It has video playback. That would be nice, except nobody else does, so it's not a huge deal. The camera shoots surprisingly well for a phone, though it doesn't compete to even a 50 dollar digital camera at this point, but camera phones are only used by washed out 20-somethings at rock concerts, and frat boys who think their hook-up of the evening isn't watching while she's faking it, so it's a moot point.It's a bit odd they left out the missed calls, instead lumping it in with the received calls and having a checkmark next to the ones you actually received. Not sure how I like that, except it reminds me of 3rd grade when the teacher put your name on the board with a checkmark if you were a bad boy.Sound quality is good, and speaker picks up more than most other phones: hats off to Motorola on that one.Did I mention it's thin? Sometimes I feel like I want to cut my wrists with it, but then I realize that it's a RAZR, which is a much edgier and trendier way of saying razor. Next time your emo kid asks you for a razor just buy them this phone instead, it may save their life. Note, if you did not understand what the hell I'm talking about in this paragraph, ask yourself 3 questions:Am I: Under the age of 45?Am I: A lawyer, doctor, or executive in a professional field requiring me to wear a suit?Am I or have I ever earned a 6 figure income as a: rap star, metrosexual bookstore owner, prostitute, or hairstylist?If you answered no to all of these questions, and still don't know what an emo kid is, this phone is far too trendy for you.In short, the Razr is overly trendy, but despite rumor its function matches its form, which is thinner than either Olson twin, and much sexier.