Day One for the new RAZR and it's already been hacked to bits by the teardown junkies. Now it's been rooted, too.

The Moto Razr's out today, which means the fine folks at iFixit tore it apart piece by piece like hungry direwolves to give us the scoop on what's inside. Here's what the found. (Spoiler: Kevlar and skinnyness)

Motorola's kevlar-lined RAZR is coming out tomorrow at a pretty hefty $300 price tag. Except! Tomorrow's exceedingly singular, palindromic 11/11/11 date has swayed the folks at AmazonWireless to run a twee little promotion where you can nab a RAZR for $111.11.

I have to admit I was surprised at the iPhone and BlackBerry 8300 series did so well here—the two most popular handsets in the country, going into 2010, are full-fledged smartphones. Also surprising: people still buy Razrs. Razrs!

Just days after supplanting the BlackBerry in customer satisfaction among business wireless smartphone users, Apple's iPhone has taken down another cellphone icon, Motorola's Razr, in terms of total sales for the quarter. According to NPD (the leading wireless research firm) the iPhone outsold the Razr in the…

Click to viewIt's no wonder Steve Jobs got into the phone business. He introduced the iPod in October 2001, and by April 2006, he had sold over 50 million of them. Now, 50 million units in less than five years is good, but Motorola sold 50 million RAZRs in less than two. It took Motorola months to reach 750,000 in…