Motorola pitches Qwerty smartphone at FaceTweeters
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Here's the Motorola Fire, the "budget-friendly" Android 2.3 smartphone the company will be bringing to Blighty in the coming months.
The pic tells you most of what else you need to know about the handset, but it doesn't reveal the 3Mp camera, 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity, assisted GPS pick-up, and dual-band HSDPA 3G and quad-band GSM/Edge network linkage.
It doesn't tell you the screen size, either: 2.8in, 320 x 480, in point of fact.
The battery is good for eight hours' talk time, Moto claimed, and will last for up to 30 days on stand-by.
Basically, Fire is a FaceTweet phone, and will be pitched at avid social networkers. ®
COMMENTS
Same Old Same Old
They all missthe point of these phones, Blackberries are not popular amongst youth for style, looks or facilities, they buy one to use BBM, yse the Blackberry messaging that other manufacturers have failed to emulate, Facebook and twatter matters not one jot, they like the way the R.I.M. messaging works, which is why youth has taken to the Blackberry, Moto is a bit late into the fray with this one i fear,.
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