Generally The Motorola Flipout Is A Perfect Phone For The Young Messaging Crowd!

Motorolas latest handset to hit the shelves is the eagerly anticipated Flipout; it

has a hinged Flipout QWERTY keyboard which delivers messaging support to its e-mail and browsing features, there is a 2.8inch full touch sensitive display which is both responsive and very bright and the phone harnesses both Wi Fi connectivity and 3G network technology to support a fully capable web browser and an abundance of social network features. Accompanying its messaging features the Flipout houses a multimedia player, FM radio tuner and a digital camera.

The Motorola design team have given the Flipout a strengthened hinge which allows the keyboard to freely flip out for quick message forming and e-mailing. Its perfect pocket sized Smartphone technology at its best; it has the powerful Android 2.1 operating system and sports the impressive MotoBlur user interface; it is in fact an enhanced version of the modern looking overlay. MotoBlur integrates your social networks into your contacts and streams the latest tweets and updates from your friends into one convenient place; this place is called Happenings! Navigating through the Flipouts many functions is easy with this enhanced interface in place and the touch screens capacitive functionality and the built-in accelerometer, the on-screen keys are sensibly sized for a screen under 3inches and it is highly responsive to touch commands.

As mentioned before the Flipout utilises both Wi Fi and 3G technology to service its WebKit browser, the browser delivers a mighty fine experience overall, fast and effective and with its capacitive touch technology swiping your way through web pages has never been better. The phone is fully compatible with Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, but the odd one is Bebo, your e-mail accounts can also be handled from the Flipouts interface; among others your Hotmail and Gmail accounts can be managed so you are never more than a simple swipe and tap away from your inbox. Motorola havent missed out instant messaging either as the Google based Android OS lets you use GoogleTalk.

Motorola have given you a mediocre 3.1 mega pixel camera; it can handle your straightforward day-to-day snaps and the video recorder manages to shoot at a reasonable frame rate. You can upload videos and images to the likes of Facebook and other online accounts and of course YouTube. Other Google services supplied by the operating system include GoogleMaps, Google Latitude and Google Maps Street View, with the assisted GPS they supply you with maps and route planning services so you can get from A to B without a hitch. A music and video player have been pre-installed into the Flipouts core, as you might expect the music player plays music and the video player plays videos, they can handle multiple file formats including the obvious mp3 and mp4 formats.

The Motorola Flipout is the complete messaging Smartphone with its quirky QWERTY keyboard, e-mail integration and the MotoBlur interface, the phones capacitive touch screen is very responsive and the device serves as a brilliant navigation tool. Social networking is covered with various widgets and applications and with full uncensored access to the Android market you can add more downloadable apps to your device. Generally the Flipout is a perfect phone for the young messaging crowd.

by: Lee Thornton

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