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The editors liked
Simple social network aggregation with Motoblur
Full QWERTY
Impressive connectivity
The social networking and email features are superb
The design innovative and it has the Android OS.
Portraitish keyboard
Android 2.1
Android 2.1 OS
Highly usable keyboard
Fast 720MHz processor and ample operating memory
Innovative battery and data saving options
Quirky design
Connected music player
Motoblur is a clever system
Small overall size when closed
Accessible microSD card slot
Pocket-friendly size
Full Qwerty keyboard
Swappable covers
Wi-Fi and HSDPA connectivity for fast Web browsing
Unique compact design
Android 2.1 and MotoBlur UI
Good messaging input
Multiple syncing options
Good battery life
Small
QWERTY keyboard
Android
Motoblur
Superb build quality
Great keyboard
Easy to use interface
The editors didn't like
Low-res screen
Pokey screen for browsing
Mid-range handset build
Anyone who isn’t a social networking addict may find it too busy. The screen is low resolution and the camera low quality.
The one corner hinge is a huge gimmick
Low-resolution display
Disappointing camera and awful video capture resolution
Abstract: Text and Photos by Gadjo Cardenas SevillaMotorola, you've done it again! You created yet another Android smartphone that's unlike anything we've seen or touched before. Just like your innovative application of a slide-out form factor on the Motorola Mi...
Five-row QWERTY keyboard, responsive touchscreen, full benefits and functions of Android OS
Low-res display, awkward design, questionable build quality, odd screen aspect ratio has a negative effect on some apps
Motorola has tried something different with the Flipout Android smartphone, but the end result is a clunky-feeling handset that is awkward to use. The Flipout is relatively cheap, but its display has a low resolution and an odd aspect ratio. There are muc...
Android 2.1 OS. Interchangeable battery covers. Decent battery life
Low quality display. Cramped QWERTY keyboard. Sometimes sluggish processing
Everything good about the Flipout is attributable to Google's Android and not Motorola. The handset design is novel but is more focused on style than the way we use our phones....
Abstract: NameSmartphone: Motorola FlipoutAt a glance:Great, sturdy hardware,Good looking and ultra pocket-sized,MotoBLUR software can be overwhelming,Older version of AndroidSummary:Motorola's MotoBLUR software ruins an otherwise awesome phone.Rating:2/5RRP:$599Co...
Abstract: The cellphone world is inhabited by a large number of phones that can be grouped into four main form factors. There’s the candy bar or classic such as the BlackBerry Pearl 3G, touch-screen slab including the iPhone 4, slide-out QWERTY models like the N...
If you frowned while reading through the review, get ready for the final blow. The Flipout is priced at Rs. 15,999 which is terribly expensive for an outdated OS that cannot be upgraded, mediocre features and an otherwise standard smartphone. On paper,...
The small for factor makes it a bit more convenient to use, Touchscreen as well as QWERTY combo works for individual preferences, Surprisingly comfortable QWERTY keypad
Battery life of just a day, Screen resolution of 320x240 results in washed out colors, Disappointing 3.15MP camera only, when almost everyone, including even the sibling- Motorola QUENCH XT5 offers a 5MP camera
The phone retails currently for a price of Rs. 14,500 making it a steal deal. If you want to use a phone with this form factor, that is. The swivel design will considerably reduce the number of people who will buy this phone, either because some will f...
We had a great time reviewing the Motorola Flipout, we really did. Almost all apps have been spiked with social networking and the music player alone is good enough reason to consider ditching your dedicated MP3 player.The excellent keyboard is a pro with...
