Motorola Backflip video

MWC 2010 Motorola demos its reversible smartphone

By Ian Williams

Tue Feb 16 2010, 08:39

MOTOROLA GAVE US a quick run through the features of its Backflip smartphone at its stand at the Mobile World Congress.

The Android device takes a new spin on a smartphone with a full qwerty keyboard, opting for a hinged rather than sliding design. The Backflip's interface can also be controlled from behind the screen, meaning no more blocking the view as you're navigating and fewer smudges. µ

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