Motorola Devour Brings MOTOBLUR to Verizon
Feb 3, 2010, 8:31 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Feb 3, 2010, 8:47 AM
Today Verizon Wireless announced a new Android phone, the Motorola Devour, which has MOTOBLUR, Motorola's social networking software on board. Similar to the Droid, the Devour is a sideways slider with full QWERTY keyboard and a 3.1-inch, 320 x 480 pixel touch screen. The Devour runs Android 1.6, has a 3 megapixel fixed-focus camera, and video capture. The Devour has an optical track pad on the front for on-screen navigation. Other features include an accelerometer, aGPS, Bluetooth (with A2DP), 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, and microSD support for cards up to 32GB (8GB pre-installed). Verizon said the Devour will be available beginning in March. Pricing was not disclosed.
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Motorola...
not anymore, apparently.
You know whats troubling?
Moving on, they have been working on these a long time, i remember hearing about kodack and moto working on a 5 mp camera in a time long before Iphone came out, now they come out with phones capable of offering a comparable device to the Iphone and you all trog and flame, anyone who has used the droid knows how bad ass it is, or they havent used it long enough...I'm impressed daily with all aspects of it.
They are releasing lower end android phones...
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Best of all is how you mention the 5MP camera which the tech editor of the Chicago Sun-Times found performs notice...
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Optical trackpad in the far left?
Excuse me for making sense, but shouldn't the optical trackpad be in the bottom center? Rather than bottom left.
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Android 1.6, slow processor, small screen = PASS
SCTelephoneMan said:
it does have individual number keys. but this is a teenybopper droid
True. Long as it isn't more than $100 with a contract, it's all good.
it looks really cool
LCD resolution lower than Droid
How come?
Devour only has Android 1.6!!!
Who is in charge of product names at moto?
Doesnt this look like
Is it me?
ruler_goddess said:
Looking at most motorola droid phones they look cheap. it might be me but they do look like a little cheap phone you would buy your kids to play with.
The Cliq looks like a toy yes but definately...
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android?
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