I'm seriously considering this phone—what happened with your first Samsung?

The RAZR is running Gingerbread.

The "No No No. Not impressed Samsung. Just no impressed..." sounded more like self-denial to me than anything else...

Oops! #doublepost.

WHOA WHOA WHOA, HOLD THE PHONE—ARE THERE REALLY FREE NACHOS AT MOMA???

I find the reaction to his passing pretty perplexing. The #wherewereyou explosion on Twitter just seemed...disturbing to me. The tweets about people flocking to Apple stores to hold hands with strangers and mourn together seemed like a pretty excessive response.

Ugh, God, no arguments about the Alienware crap, that's for damn sure.

I wasn't hating, btw. I was legitimately curious.

It's the special Instagram model.

I felt the exact same way a few weeks ago when Giz ran an article about someone getting a brand new MBP just a few days before their warranty expired, for free!

I'd like to know about Motoblur as well. I really dislike it. I own a phone with Motoblur, and it's not a total deal-breaker, but I'd like to know either way.

I don't think $299 is atrocious or unheard-of. My Droid 2 was $299 shortly after it came out.

Plus I have extremely fond memories of my old RAZR. Glad to see it's being brought back to life!

What's ugly about it? Or, what sets it apart from other smartphones in its ugliness? I'm not saying it's gorgeous, but I would at least say it's inoffensive.

...or a DeLorean.

Ziing!

I will admit it. I'm a swag addict.

Last con I was at had a very large, overweight, balding man as Chun Li. That was my favorite.

Yeah—where's the half-naked girls who may or may not be underage? They're a con staple.

Something about this actually seems more retro to me than novel. Maybe it's because the projections are all uniformly green? Something about it reminds me of playing Atari on a wall.