The folks of laptopmag have a very interesting initiative, that’s both related to the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2010 and Android. They’ve put together an “Android Cup Game”, making the best handsets with Google’s OS on board compete as seen in the chart below. Today it’s HTC Hero and Motorola Backflip’s turn to...
AT&T customers will get their chance at purchasing a Motorola Backflip unit starting today, either online from the carrier’s website or from local stores. The handset goes for $99 after rebates and it’s bundled with a 2 year contract. Pictured below, this quad band GSM device incorporates a 3.1 inch HVGA touchscreen and Android OS 1.5. The...
AT&T and Motorola have just announced that the Backflip model, complete with MOTOBLUR will be available online and in AT&T stores starting March 7. This is the first Android carrier sold by the exclusive iPhone carrier (for now) in the US. Moto Backflip will retail for $99.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate. The device uses an Android Webkit full...
Motorola’s cool new Backflip handset will be bringing its original form factor to the US on March 7, via AT&T, but for now the device is selling in China through the MotoChina website. This Android phone costs the equivalent of $629 and we’ll probably see it for $200 or less once it gets subsidized. Backflip is bundled with an 8GB microSD...
There’s a brand new teaser video available for Moto’s latest Android handset, the Backflip, complete with MOTOBLUR UI. We’re really wondering what the theme song for this ad is, since it does sound a lot like Green Day’s “American Idiot”. Any ideas? We remind you that Motorola Backflip sports an unique form factor,...
Motorola Backflip is apparently nothing more than a CLIQ clone, at first, but what’s surprising about it is its very cool and original form factor. The handset got shown at CES 2010 and you can check it out in the video below, for some flexible, double jointed form factor action: Backflip’s 5 megapixel camera can be turned into a vlogging...
Motorola stole the show today in Las Vegas, during CES 2010, by introducing the Backflip handset, complete with MOTOBLUR social streams. This Android handset supports multitasking and it’ll be available in North America, Latin American, Europe and Asia starting Q1 2010. Backflip features an unique reverse flip design and a QWERTY keyboard, plus...
An anonymous Phandroid tipster has just revealed details regarding the Motorola Backflip/Enzo, that you can see in the following images. The device sports an unique form factor and you should know that this might be AT&T’s very first Android phone. Motorola Backflip will also be known as Enzo, or the model MB300 and the same anonymous source...
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