Motorola Backflip is AT&T’s First Android Phone, Ready for March 7 Launch

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  • 19 Feb 2010
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  • 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 HTML browser, providing PC-like web browsing and its specs list also includes WiFi support, 3G connectivity, a 3.1 inch HVGA touchscreen (320 x 480 pixels), a navigation-oriented touch pad behind the screen and a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash.

    Google Talk, POP3/IMAP mail are also supports, as well as 24 fps video capture and on board you’ll also find an E-compass, aGPS, accelerometer, a microSD card slot, a 1400 mAh and 3.5mm audio jack.

    [via mobilecrunch]

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    • jennbah

      Sick. I am excited about this. I wasn't sure at first since I'm more of an HTC Windows Mobile lover, but this has potential. You can't beat the price either, heck, I paid $350 for my Tilt 2 with an upgrade.

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