Cream Sandwich and an easier to grasp form-factor, but there are also some cost-cutting measures in order to reduce the price, since the original Droid Razr was positioned as a flagship smartphone. In Canada, the Razr V launched on Bell Mobility and Virgin Mobile and Wind Mobile. However, the Razr V is still priced above that of a feature phone and it is not much cheaper than flagship (high-end) smartphones with better specs, such as Motorola's own Razr M and Razr HD. Motorola Razr M and Motorola Razr i See Motorola Razr M See Motorola Razr i Droid Razr HD and Droid Razr Maxx HD See Droid Razr HD Unlocked bootloader There is a Droid Razr variant that features the same characteristics as the Droid Razr with the difference of having an unlockable bootloader. All Razrs now can be unlocked, provided they are not the old OMAP processor. This device, the Motorola RAZR developer edition, is currently sold in Europe. The developer edition features the capability of unlocking its bootloader by a tool found in the Motorola Mobility website. An unlocked bootloader gives developers the ability to load a custom operating system onto the phone without the need to use alternative bypasses such as Safestrap, it also provides easy root access without the need to use specific root exploits such as the Verizon variant (XT912) and the international variant (XT910). See also Droid 4 Motorola Xyboard Google Nexus Galaxy Nexus References External links U.S. consumer page UK consumer page Android (operating system) devices Motorola mobile phones Mobile phones introduced in 2011 Discontinued smartphones Active noise control mobile phones