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Motorola recently launched the Android powered Motorola Milestone in India. This handset is distributed as Motorola DROID in the US. It has a slide-out QWERTY keypad, 5 megapixel camera, 32 GB expandable memory and so on. “Milestone is a smartphone without compromise, delivering a wiser, richer web and messaging experience. As an Android 2.1 device, it does what other smartphones don’t. It was designed to enhance consumer experiences, and its full screen web browsing experience, ability to juggle between multiple applications, and suite of Google applications deliver,” Motorola India’s country head for mobile devices Faisal Siddiqui said. This powerful smartphone has a 3.7 inch capacitive touchscreen display with 480 x 854 pixel resolution, 600Mhz Cortex A8 Processor, Android 2.1 operating system, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, dual-LED flash and Geo-tagging, GPRS/EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G connectivity, A-GPS, 32GB expandable memory, 1400 mAh battery and...

Motorola Milestone android 2.0 handset is based on the Motorola Android operating system offers a QWERTY keyboard, 3.7-inch screen, 5 megapixel camera and all the features you’d expect from a high-end smartphones. The screen has a resolution of 854×480 pixels. The camera is 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and 4x digital zoom. The 5 Megapixel camera lets you take pictures from the maximum resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels and shoot video in 720×480 pixel resolution. For video that if compared to other devices, the resolution of video is 720×480 pixels higher. The Milestone is smartphone, with touch-screen, QWERTY keypad and slide-away Android operating system 2.0. This comes with full keyboard and is world’s thinnest android mobile at least for now. It is 115 mm high, 13.7 mm wide and often 60. It weighs 165 grams. The full keyboard is comfortable, but to enjoy it best you should first get used to the keys dishes and not very large. Initially, you may prefer the keyboard on the screen...

After a long period of letting the iPhone hog AT&T's spotlight, the carrier has finally opened its arms to Android. Today, the carrier unveiled the Motorola Backflip, the first of three AT&T phones powered by Google's operating system. Backflip not only represents an end to the Apple/BlackBerry smart-phone hegemony at AT&T, but also incorporates several really interesting design features. The phone's name comes from its inside-out design. A keyboard swings out to complement its very iPhone-reminiscent touch screen. The curious part: when tucked underneath, the keyboard faces outward. Also, hidden behind the screen is a trackpad, which offers users another way to navigate through applications. The concept seems intuitive enough, but it's weird that users won't be able to see the trackpad while they use it. While based on Android, Backflip comes with Motorola's Motoblur, a user interface that highlights social-networking features such as Facebook and T...