Motorola Flipout
over in the "CTIA Fall 2010" discussion:
is it just me....
Anyone else sort of confused on why AT&T doesn't pick up or reguest Motorola to develop higher end Droid handsets?
Is it to not steal the thunder from the iphone or is there a deal with Verizon to keep the uber nice Driods away?
Will
Is it to not steal the thunder from the iphone or is there a deal with Verizon to keep the uber nice Driods away?
Will
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Sinking feeling
This is going to go over terribly.
We just got in our demo, the keyboard is terrible. It supposedly has arrows on the keyboard but I can't get it to really work. The keyboard layout just feels too small, and thats after having been around with the palm centro's keyboard, I rate this below that.
I can't really see a target audience for this. Motorola is stuck in the days when different cases and funny colors made a difference.
Motorola the razr is dead, and flat 3.5+ inch touch screens are in. Get with it.
We just got in our demo, the keyboard is terrible. It supposedly has arrows on the keyboard but I can't get it to really work. The keyboard layout just feels too small, and thats after having been around with the palm centro's keyboard, I rate this below that.
I can't really see a target audience for this. Motorola is stuck in the days when different cases and funny colors made a difference.
Motorola the razr is dead, and flat 3.5+ inch touch screens are in. Get with it.
Why?
How did this phone even get released? Its a smartphone for 10 year old girls, and 10 year old girls don't normally get smartphones. Chalk it up as another crappy android for AT&T. The only decent one they have is the captivate, and even that is having problems already.
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over in the "AT&T Doubles Down on Motorola's Androids" discussion:
not everyone wants to spend $300 for a droid
not everyone wants to spend $300 for a droid
over in the "AT&T Doubles Down on Motorola's Androids" discussion:
Motorola had some left overs to give to AT&T
I'm sure there is a market for these phones, but anyone wanting a high end Android experience on Motorola device may have to look to a different network.
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over in the "Motorola Flipout a Compact Phone With Enhanced Blur" discussion:
I'd imagine...
...holding that thing to your ear is like holding a waffle.
Horrible, horrible form factor.
Horrible, horrible form factor.
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over in the "Motorola Flipout a Compact Phone With Enhanced Blur" discussion:
still android 1.5?
Thats just sad. Even when 2.2 is just around the corner. And yea they totally stole that design from nokia.
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