Droid Razr vs iPhone 4S: Verizon super-phone showdown

We pit the Droid Razr vs. the iPhone 4S to whether the descendant of one one of the most popular flip phones ever can cut it on a touchscreen, too.
Motorola announced yesterday the super-thin and extra-durable Droid Razr smartphone. Armed with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread, a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, a 4.3-inch super AMOLED display, and solid maximum battery life, the device has the potential to be one of the most popular handsets available on Verizon Wireless. But no phone can go without standing against Apple’s new iPhone 4S, which has already broken sales records less than a week after it officially went on sale. So, how does Motorola’s latest offering compare to Apple’s? Let’s break it down in this spec showdown.



Droid RazriPhone 4S
CarrierVerizonVerizon/AT&T/Sprint
ConnectivityCDMA dual-band/4G LTEGSM/CDMA (3G HSPA)
Thickness7.1mm9.3mm
Weight127g140g
Display size4.3-inches3.5-inches
Display resolution960×540960×640
OSAndroid 2.3.5iOS 5
Processordual-core 1.2GHzdual-core 800MHz A5
RAM1GB512MB
Internal storage16GB16GB/32GB/64GB
MicroSDYes (16GB included) No
Rear camera8MP8MP
Front camera
1.3MPVGA
 Video recording1080p1080p
Wi-FiYesYes
GPSYesYes
BluetoothYesYes
HDMIYesNo
Battery life (talk)12.5 hours8 hours
Battery life (video)8.9 hours10 hours
Price (w/2-yr contract)$299$199/$299/$399