the Razr was a fantastic phone, and would be a great one to keep as a spare.
3 daughters is expensive enough – giving them all droids would hopefully cover a few birthdays/xmases!

it’ll be interesting to see what solutions Google/Motorola develop to provide options to teh Enterprise folks – everyone is trying to find ways to save $$ while finding a higher level of connectivity, so there is still lots of room for someone to come in and present a better option.

You’ve got quite an impressive blog going there – tons of great info. Keep it up!

- j

I think the Motorola Droid is going to be a big hit and will finally push Apple to give up the exclusive distribution agreement with AT&T. I personally have a Motorola Razr v3 (yes I’m old school) but the Motorola Droid might get me off the sidelines. Although with three daughters in the house the total costs over 24 months are hard to swallow. I am happy to see Motorola bounce back, remember they almost suffered the same fate as Nortel.

I think a big part of the Motorola Droid’s success could come from the Enterprise customers. I know a lot of organizations are very sour on all the fees they must pay for their BlackBerry users. I know Apple was trying to break into that market and I’m sure Motorola will too.

Cheers