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You have a situation where Motorola has introduced only three or four Motorola mobiles in recent months. You have the Motorola Dext, the Motorola Milestone and the Motorola WX 160 mesmerising its English customers in China. These are, in fact, the latest Motorola phones such as Motorola Aura , the world over. There are others like the Motorola Moto Q, Aura, etc .Looks that is enough to floor anyone, wide touchscreens, highly powered processors, battery life that is enormous, high resolution cameras and video recording in-built equipment, high definition music and video players, wi-fi, the most recent bluetooth technology, EDGE, GPS, huge memory spaces (both internal as well as external), plenty of gaming options, high speed internet browsing, integration with social networking sites, etc. all are found in greater or lesser degrees in all Motorola mobiles. A year later, enter the Motorola Backflip -- AT&T's very first Android device. Does it hold true to de la Vega's principles? Well, it depends on whose glasses you read the statements through. Yes, true, it definitely doesn't have "primarily Google apps on it" thanks to the carrier's questionable decision to remove Google search and replace it with Yahoo -- but as for giving "customers the choice of other applications," that's another matter altogether. It seems that Auras are being shipped without the ability to turn on non-Market installations, meaning that AT&T has effectively locked you into getting all of your content through the walled garden. Add in the Yahoo debacle and the egregious amount of unremovable crapware they've left in ROM, and we start to wonder: why did AT&T bother partnering up with Android if they weren't going to take it seriously? Certainly doesn't bode well for the Mini 3 and the rest of the pack, now, does it? According to a newly published timeline from Motorola itself, the Motorola Aura is now scheduled to receive the update sometime in the third quarter of this year There are many accessories about this mobile phone. Such as Motorola Battery , one earphone, a charger, a USB cable and an English written menu. Decide to go with Motorola's unconventional Aura over an Android phone with a more traditional form factor? Then it looks like you'll have to wait a bit longer than most to get the Android 2.1 firmware update. According to a newly published timeline from Motorola itself, the Motorola Aura is now scheduled to receive the update sometime in the third quarter of this year Joanne-myluxphone Article from: www.myluxphone.com
