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Motorola Motus (Backflip/Enzo) Coming to AT&T

The Motorola Motus, also known as the Backflip or Enzo, will be coming to AT&T. Yes, it will be the carrier's first Android phone. Boasting a 528-MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A processor, 512MB ROM / 256MB RAM, 5.0-megapixel camera, and Wi-Fi. No word yet on pricing. As if the AT&T logo sitting smack dab on the keyboard didn’t [...]

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Motorola DROID Gets Multi-Touch, Thanks to Milestone Firmware

The Motorola DROID has received multi-touch functionality, thanks to a Motorola Milestone firmware hack. Simply put, "the ROM's cooked in some regard but fortunately, that all-important multitouch support carries over from the Euro side." Video after the jump. ...the Milestone's firmware has been successfully ported today over to its big, loud American cousin, the Droid, [...]

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Motorola Milestone Ad Much More Informative Than DROID Commercials

Motorola's European Milestone ad definitely puts the US DROID commercials to shame, especially since they actually show off the phone's features rather than put on a CG animation reel. Continue reading to watch. In Europe, the renamed Milestone is much calmer, gentler and friendlier than the DROID SMASH we're privy to. [Source]

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Spy Shots: Motorola Sholes Android Tablet

Motorola's upcoming Android 2.1-equipped Sholes tablet has been spied. Featuring a "a 3.7-inch screen, FM radio, and interestingly enough, only a 5 megapixel camera -- last we heard it was going to be 8." No word yet on pricing or availability. Also debatable is a HDMI port, since the image that would show it is a [...]

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Motorola CLIQ Android Phone Gets Reviewed

In addition to a "3.5-inch touchscreen, the Motorola CLIQ -- available now from Amazon -- also offers a side sliding full QWERTY keyboard for quick typing of tweets, status updates, and email - offers GPS location services for turn-by-turn directions using Google Maps and Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g) for accessing home and business networks as well [...]

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