The Motorola BACKFLIP with MOTOBLUR is AT&T's first Android smartphone. Featuring a reverse flip design, the BACKFLIP has an ultra-wide and spacious QWERTY keyboard in addition to a unique BackTrack pad which allows you to control the screen without obscuring the front touch screen display with your finger. Powered by MOTOBLUR, which integrates all your social networks and email accounts into convenient widgets at your fingertips, the BACKFLIP has five, fully-customizable homescreens. Table-top mode props the BACKFLIP screen up on your table so it becomes a hands-free video/ music player, digital picture frame or even alarm clock. Of course, the BACKFLIP also has an advanced 5 megapixel camera/ camcorder, GPS, streaming video capabilities and more.
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The Garmin Garminfone for T-Mobile is the first Android-powered smartphone and Garmin GPS navigation device in one. The large 3.5" touch screen features auto day and night modes, and comes with a charging dashboard and window mount. Garminfone provides voice-guided, turn-by-turn directions for driving, walking, and public transportation navigation plus automatic re-routing. Garminfone's GPS, multi-positioning technologies, and on-board maps help you find your way from the middle of nowhere to the middle of everything. Impressive pre-loaded Garmin travel apps include real-time traffic, weather, estimated time of arrival, near-by gas prices, and more. The 3.2 megapixel camera captures pictures and videos, geo tagging uses Garmin's GPS to tag their location. Among the thousands of apps from Android Market, Garmin Voice Studio allows customers to record custom voice directions from family and friends. Chat, navigation, text, and email are all smooth over T-Mobile's Nationwide 3G Network.
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The DROID by Motorola for Verizon Wireless is a touch screen, QWERTY slider smartphone that has been called "top gadget of 2009" by Time.com. Featuring Google's Android 2.1 operating system, the DROID has a desktop-like web experience and is fully customizable with apps downloaded from the Android Market. The integrated GPS and eCompass can be used with Google Maps Navigation and other location-based apps, geo-location web search, and even geo-tagging photos. Beyond geo-tagging, the DROID's DVD-quality 5.0 megapixel camera/ camcorder also has auto-stabilization, flash, zoom and editing tools. Place free and discounted calls to other PCs, mobile and landline phones worldwide with Skype. Share your videos and photos online or via multimedia messaging. The DROID by Motorola can do everything you want a smartphone to do, and some things you'd never expect.
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