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The new Motorola Backflip is another Android-powered smartphone. Now, if at all you’re wondering what makes this new phone unique among other Android phones with standard features like QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen display, well, this Motorola Backflip comes with a backflip function on its QWERTY keyboard. In addition to that this also comes with a Backtrack touch panel on the other side of the touchscreen display so that the navigation and scrolling is faster and easier.

The new Motorola will run on Android 1.5 and it is also upgradeable to the latest Android 2.1. Other than that the phone will feature a 3.1-inch HVGA display with 480 x 320 pixels resolution, 5-megapixel camera with video recording, Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, support for MotoBlur, and 2GB memory on board with expandable microSD card slot that can support up to 32GB.

The new Motorola Zeppelin will be introduced as a mid-level handset and will feature a 3.2-inch 480 x 320 pixels touch screen display. This phone will also flaunt touch-sensitive navigation pad a 5-megapixel camera with flash, HSPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, and MotoBlur UI. To confirm about these features, perhaps we just have to watch out for the release of the Motorola Zeppelin at the coming MWC 2010.

Motorola XT701 is announced in Korea and will be known by the name of Motorola XT720 Motoroi. This mobile runs on Android 2.0 and will be aiming at those who prefer an ultimate smartphone experience. This will also come loaded with many Google applications and will feature 3.7-inch WVGA multi-touch display with 480 x 854 pixels, 8-megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, DMB-TV support, HDMI port, and 8GB of internal memory with microSD card expansion.

Motorola Backflip has been all over the news since last year, and now, finally Motorola released it at the CES 2010. The new Motorola Backflip phone is definitely one of their innovative design handsets. The phone features a reverse-flip QWERTY keyboard, which flips inwards. Other features include a 3.1-inch HVGA touchscreen display which is also a trackpad and functions as a mouse so that you can scroll through the web, text, e-mails and news feeds, Wi-Fi, 3G, HSDPA 7.2 connectivity, 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and autofocus, video recording function, 3.5mm headset jack, and stereo Bluetooth. On the software side it runs Android OS with MotoBLUR.

The Motorola’s MT710 which is now officially announced in China, is another smartphone that runs on China Mobile’s quite successful Android-based platform called the OPhone. The phone is intrestingly designed with a tape recorder type look and red ridged paneling on the side and back. On the other side there is a silver-tone, and the front face is as usual black in color. Music keys are placed on the side panel which makes it look like a recorder.

Feature wise the phone seems to be more interesting, featuring a Marvell PXA310 processor a touch sensitive screen, 5-megapixel camera, front video calling camera, Wi-Fi, TD-SCDMA 3G network and a quad-band GSM/EDGE network support.

Motorola’s prestigious line-up of iDEN phones will soon be expanded with the i410, a clamshell phone which appears over at the FCC along with a Nextel’s logo on it. The phone supports PTX features and features GPS, Bluetooth, speakerphone, and MMS. The i410 is semi-rugged phone, sports dual-displays and has an great Openwave WAP browser on board.

The new Motorola A810 is a fresh addition to the midrange GSM-only touchscreen phones featuring a basic 2 MP camera, Bluetooth, FM Tuner and microSD expandable memory. A810 is a smartphone and comes in a minimalist design, and also relies inputs to its touchscreen. There is no keypad packed in the A810, only a green button, right button and a 5-way nagivation joystick which is used to receive, reject calls and navigating respectively. The phone is powered by Linux OS.

Sometimes spending minutes with the new Cliq, Motorola’s first ever phone which runs Google’s Android OS is just like spinning doughnuts in a funny car for hours together. It’s thrilling and also a little dizzying, but then for those without that iron constitution it can prove to be a little tumultuous on the tummy.

The Motorola Cliq is a phone designed specially for social networking fiends. It aggregates every social networking service you’d dare to use — Twitter, Facebook or MySpace — and even goes a step further by throwing in e-mail and photo services such as PhotoBucket and Picasa. Other than this the Motorola Cliq has a wonderful design with a brilliant crisp display and ergonomic controls and keyboard.