Hands On With Motorola Backflip, A Folding Android Phone

cogitate of it like a Cliq , but with a protein folding instead of a sliding keyboard , so the screen does n’t get across so much of the keyboard when it ’s open .

Motorola says the gut are fundamentally the same as the Cliq ’s , so expect a performance level on equality with that and not the Droid . Slower , is what I ’m say . Here ’s theCliq reviewto refresh yourself .

https://gizmodo.com/motorola-cliq-review-5381995

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The keyboard is interesting , and each paint has more surface area , but is more loaded with the surface . Usually key that are more raise to give more tactile feeling character well , and our quick one condemnation hand on with it basically devote us that impression as well . But on the bright side , the impudent mechanics means that the keyboard can take up the intact control surface , so there ’s no attain for the key over a D - pad like the Droid .

There ’s a scrollpad on the back of the telephone set , underneath the screen , for scroll around the OS and web pages with . It ’s like a trackpad for a laptop , or the scrollball on the Nexus One . Not all that useful on Android , in reality , unless you ’re reading a very farsighted web page that needs scroll .

It will have a North American carrier , but Motorola ca n’t say who yet . Blur looks exactly the same here as it does on the Cliq , so it ’s kind of unlikely that T - Mobile will have two telephone that are basically the same earpiece , so I ’m thinking AT&T ? Maybe ? Update : Probably AT&T , because weSAW IT THIS morning time . Not sure why Sanjay Jha is being so evasive when he stand in front of a 15 - pes photo of it before today . Thanks commenters !

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