AT&T adds Google Android platform to its portfolio with Motorola’s Backflip release
AT&T has unconfined the Motorola Backflip, in a move that extra theGoogle Android platform to its portfolio of mobile handsets.
The Motorola Backflip comes with a unique back-flipping QWERTY keypad and back-of-display touchpad.
The gadget allows its users to steer its screen by touching a pane armed behind it, consequently no necessity to keep fingers on the screen.
Mobile TV, music, video, GPS, 3G/WiFi are some of the facilities that come with the phone, which has a 3.1-inch touchscreen.
But, the recently hurled Backflip does not permit install unofficial applications as “unknown sources” setting is mislaid from the requests menu.
It may be noted here that the Google Android platform otherwise known for its exposed and highly customizable nature as it permits its consumers to install any application.
But, AT&T has pre-loaded the Motorola Backflip with numerous of its own apps.
The Backflip is obtainable with a price tag of $100 after a $100 rebate and with a two-year contract.
