October 18, 2010

As One of the Most Advanced Compact Smartphones on the Market the Motorola Flipout Packs a Big Punch

As one of the most advanced compact smartphones on the market the Motorola Flipout packs a big punch. The phone is locked and loaded with a "flipout" keyboard, a full touch screen, a digital camera and the Android 2.1 OS with MotoBlur UI. Motorola have packed the phone with social network integration, GPS, Wi Fi and 3G technology.

The keyboard has been mounted on a swivel hinge which swings the phone out from behind the 2.8inch QVGA screen. The screen makes the most of its 320 x 240 pixel resolution to produce some striking imagery rich in colours and its also touch responsive allowing users to interact with the interface via there fingertips. The Flipout comes with a varied colour range and the casing is totally interchangeable.

The MotoBlur 1.5 UI provides great usability combined with some impressive online aspects which include social network integration. The Android 2.1 OS allows users to use YouTube, Google Maps and operate there Gmail inbox, it also enables full access to the growing population of applications at the Android Market which is an online store packed with downloadable possibilities.

The Motorola Flipout is rocking 3G and Wi Fi connectivity options which both provide super fast connections to the internet. The web browser is easy to use and you will find yourself using the QWERTY keyboard for web browsing as well as messaging and e-mailing. The device is pre-loaded with dedicated support for Facebook and Twitter along with the likes of MySpace, Bebo and Flickr, so social networkers will be pleased with the level of coverage and management.

As the keyboard might suggest, the Flipout benefits its users in the messaging department. The device is compatible with a wide range of e-mail accounts and IM clients, users can also setup the messaging hub to use a universal inbox which collects incoming SMS, MMS, e-mail and social network updates for a full overview.

Despite the phones small chassis, there was just enough space for a 3MP digital camera which is capable of taking your day-to-day snaps with ease. The video recorder can film in high resolution and the phones online capabilities allow for immediate upload to the likes of YouTube and Facebook.

Motorola have thrown in very capable video and music players which have support for video streaming and FM radio. The firm has also pre-loaded the device with A-GPS and Bluetooth, a 3.5mm jack and an expandable memory via microSD card. Another cool feature on the Motorola Flipout is the PC synchronization which will combine your phones calendar, contact list and e-mail with your work or home PC.

The Motorola Flipout is not just a compact messenger; it is also a great tool for general web browsing and social networking. The Android platform is growing; its rise in popularity is down to its user friendliness and selection of online aspects which include navigational support, an online store and a very cool web browser. The new Flipout is a very accessible piece as it delivers a high level of customizability and usability.


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