Motorola has finally released a phone in the form factor that dominates the American mobile business.
Motorola hasn't exactly had the strongest presence in mobile phone hardware lately, and was slow to officially hop on the 3G touchphone bandwagon, but now it has debuted its second device in the familiar form factor.
Motorola expects the device to be available in the second quarter of 2009, with no word on price or carrier affiliation.
At CES 2009, Motorola prominently featured its first genuine touchphone, the MotoSURF A3100, a Windows Mobile 6.1 device with GSM/EDGE/HSDPA connectivity. Though it showed promisingly fast browsing with its native Opera 9.5 browser in demonstrations, the company made no mention of a US launch.
Source: Betanews